Elizabeth Haidar discusses how diagnosis can be ascertained utilising frameworks, strategies and practice skills
Elizabeth Haidar BSc (Hons), MSC, AHEA is a Lecturer in Prescribing & History Taking, School of Health Science, University of Southampton.
Article accepted for publication: May 2009
In a bid to enhance clinical practice through the application of practice Jane Board discusses impact of tissue stretch and interstitial fluid flow on fibroblasts and collagen fibres in lymphoedema
Jane Board, RGN, Dip N., is an Independent Practitioner, Eastbourne, East Sussex
Article accepted for publication: December 2008
This article was written in part fulfilment of an MSc, Advancing Practice in Tissue Viability, University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield
Natalie Steele summarises three case studies using Trio NiltacTM sting free medical adhesive remover and Trio SilesseTM sting free skin barrier for urostomates
Natalie Steele, RGN, Urology Nurse and Bladder Reconstruction Nurse Specialist, Urology Department, St James University Hospital Leeds UK.
Article commissioned by Trio Healthcare Ltd.
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Lesley Andrew discusses the role of community nursing teams in prevention and detection of skin cancer across all sectors of the population
Lesley Andrew, MSc, BSc (Hons), RHV, RN is a Senior Lecturer, Human and Health Sciences, University of Huddersfield
Article accepted for publication: January 2009
Anna Coulbourn, Sylvie Hampton & Martin Tadej discuss the use of Algivon dressing in the treatment of complex wounds
Anna Coulbourn is a Tissue Viability Nurse, Eastbourne Wound Healing Centre
Sylvie Hampton is a Tissue Viability Consultant, Tissue Viability Consultancy Services, Eastbourne Wound Healing Centre. Eastbourne
Martin Tadej is a Tissue Viability Nurse, Eastbourne Wound Healing Centre
Article commissioned by Advancis Medical
In the United States, carbon monoxide poisoning is the leading cause of accidental death by poisoning. Here Lisa Lesneski gives some pointers as to how the UK can benefit from American experiences
Lisa Lesneski, PhD, RN is Assistant Professor at the University of Scranton, Department of Nursing, USA
Article accepted for publication: July 2008
