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Nursing Tip of the Day! – Critical Care Nursing

Category: Critical Care Nursing Refractory ascites carries a mortality of 21% at 6 months and 70% at 2 years. Treatment consists of serial therapeutic paracentesis, transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt (TIPS) or liver transplantation.

Nurse wins award for championing mental health of submariners

A trailblazing navy nurse has been named ‘woman of the year’ for championing the mental health of submariners. The post Nurse wins award for championing mental health of submariners appeared first on Nursing Times.

‘Social care placements must be central to nursing education’

Lianne Ford explains why a new strategy to enable social care placements for nursing students is a vital step forward both for the sector and its future nurses. The post ‘Social care placements must be central to nursing education’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Leading eye hospital announces appointment of new chief nurse

Leading specialist provider Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has appointed Simmi Naidu as its new chief nurse and executive director of allied professionals. The post Leading eye hospital announces appointment of new chief nurse appeared first on Nursing Times.

66% of Nurses Have Side Hustles, Study Finds

St. Thomas University (STU) released a new study finding that four in five nurses have a side hustle outside of nursing. The study found that many are faced with significant…

The Relentless School Nurse: When Public Health Is Handed to Political Pawns…

Vaccines do not need Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s approval to save lives; they have been doing exactly that for generations in doctors’ offices, pharmacies, school clinics, and public health programs that quietly protect families while political noise grows louder. As sensational claims and online conspiracy theories reshape the national conversation about vaccines, the gap between…

Mothers with mental health conditions or from deprived neighbourhoods ‘most likely’ to report dissatisfying care

A patient survey on NHS maternity services has found that mothers from ‘deprived’ neighbourhoods and with long-term mental health conditions were more likely to feel dissatisfied with treatment. The post Mothers with mental health conditions or from deprived neighbourhoods ‘most likely’ to report dissatisfying care appeared first on Nursing Times.

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