NT Journal Club helps you increase your knowledge and improve your practice by discussing selected articles with colleagues. Our latest article, written by @VeritySangan, is an overview of post-sepsis syndrome. https://t.co/f5GuLRjtQC #ntclinical#sepsis@UKSepsisTrust
At least one in six #sepsis survivors have severe and persistent impairments. In a Journal Club article, @VeritySangan explores the physical and psychological effects of post-sepsis syndrome. https://t.co/f5GuLR1SZ4 #ntclinical@UKSepsisTrust
Post-sepsis syndrome is a collection of symptoms that many #sepsis survivors develop. Our Journal Club article by @VeritySangan explores its physical and psychological effects in adults and children and how nurses can help. https://t.co/f5GuLRjtQC #ntclinical@UKSepsisTrust
Do you know the signs and symptoms of post-sepsis syndrome? Our Journal Club article by @VeritySangan tells you all about it. You can use our Journal Club handout to discuss the topic at work and gain participatory CPD. https://t.co/f5GuLR1SZ4
#ntclinical#sepsis@UKSepsisTrust
Awareness of #sepsis has improved, but what about post-sepsis syndrome? Our Journal Club article by @VeritySangan gives you an overview of this relatively new diagnosis and comes with a handout to spur a journal club discussion.
https://t.co/f5GuLRjtQC
#ntclinical@UKSepsisTrust
A journal club discussion with your colleagues counts as participatory CPD hours. Why not use our @NTJournalClub articles and handouts to spurr your next journal club discussion? The latest article discusses nurses as chaperones.
https://t.co/GdyldbmlZH @SwanseaUni#ntclinical
Agreeing to chaperone a patient during an intimate examination gives you responsibilities and can have legal implications. Read our latest Journal Club article and discuss this with your colleagues using our Journal Club handout. https://t.co/Gdyldb4L89 @SwanseaUni#ntclinical
Do you know your legal obligations if you agree to chaperone a patient during an intimate examination? Clear policies and better training are needed in this area. Our latest Journal Club article and handout tell you more. https://t.co/Gdyldb4L89 @SwanseaUni#ntclinical
Nurses are often asked to be chaperones; i.e., being present during an intimate patient examination. What is expected of a chaperone in the eyes of the law? Our latest Journal Club article provides food for thought on the topic.
https://t.co/GdyldbmlZH
@SwanseaUni#ntclinical
Our latest Journal Club article discusses pelvic floor assessment and rehabilitation, with practical guidance on how to examine patients and teach them exercises. It comes with a handout to help you discuss the topic with your colleagues. https://t.co/zwPkyfJVzl #pelvicfloor
A journal club is a great way to gain participatory CPD hours towards revalidation. Our latest Journal Club article covers pelvic floor assessment and exercise, and comes with a handout to help you discuss the topic with your colleagues. https://t.co/zwPkyfJVzl #pelvicfloor
NT Journal Club helps you increase your knowledge and improve your practice by discussing selected articles with colleagues. Our latest article and handout are about pelvic floor assessment and rehabilitation. https://t.co/zwPkyfJVzl #pelvicfloor
Women who have a weakened pelvic floor benefit from education and exercise. Our latest Journal Club article covers pelvic floor assessment and rehabilitation, and comes with a handout to help you discuss the topic with your colleagues.
https://t.co/zwPkyfskHN
#pelvicfloor
Constipation at the end of life is so common it should almost be expected. What is the current evidence base for its management? Use our Journal Club article and handout to discuss this with your colleagues.
https://t.co/3kny2TGxSz #ntclinical#palliativecare
Opioid-induced constipation is highly prevalent at the end of life, but the evidence base is not strong enough to determine the best management. Our latest journal club article helps you discuss the topic with your colleagues. https://t.co/3kny2TGxSz #ntclinical#palliativecare
Nursing Times Journal Club helps you reflect on practice and gain participatory CPD hours. Our latest article is an evidence review on the management of opioid-induced constipation. https://t.co/3kny2TGxSz #ntclinical#palliativecare
What is the current evidence on how to manage opioid-induced constipation at the end of life? Read our article and use our handout for a journal club discussion.
https://t.co/3kny2TY8K7
#ntclinical#palliativecare
People with learning disabilities still face inequalities in access to health services. Our Journal Club article and handout help you discuss what nurses can do to reduce them. https://t.co/zDbL4Nad55
@NorthwayRuth @NDTicentral @helen_laverty@mencap_charity#ntclinical
What can nurses do to reduce inequalities and improve care for people with learning disabilities? Our Journal Club article and handout provide food for thought on this important issue. https://t.co/zDbL4Nad55 @NorthwayRuth @NDTicentral @helen_laverty@mencap_charity#ntclinical
Nursing Times Journal Club helps you unpick the complexities of workplace conflict with two articles plus a handout. You can use them in a journal club meeting and make it count towards your participatory CPD. https://t.co/P0ZeRbUUrY @CwmTaf#workplaceconflict#ntclinical