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In Nottingham, hospital nurses offer prostate cancer risk assessment clinics in community centres. How does one go about setting up services that bridge the gap between hospital and community?
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Longer shifts increase risk of sick days for nurses and HCAs
Researchers have called for the routine implementation of 12-hour shifts to be avoided after they found long shift patterns lead to a higher risk of sickness absence for hospital nurses and healthcare assistants.
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How hospital nurses can deliver services closer to the public
In Nottingham, hospital nurses offer prostate cancer risk assessment clinics in community centres. How does one go about setting up services that bridge the gap between hospital and community?
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‘Why language matters when talking about diabetes ’
I have long been concerned about power and ‘parentalism’ in healthcare.
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Listeria risk increased by poverty
People living in poverty, especially those who belong to an ethnic minority, are more at risk of being infected with the listeria bacteria while pregnant than any other group of people, according to the Health Protection Agency.