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Practice Nurse
Biphasic Anaphylaxis: Do People Recognise the Signs?
In the UK, allergies are an increasingly common issue among the adult population. With over 20% of the population affected by one or more allergies, the UK has some of the highest rates of allergic conditions in the world. As allergy rates continue to rise, alongside...
How Can We Better Understand and Manage Pain in Children?
Assessing pain in children is a complex and often misunderstood area, and it’s something we don’t always get right. Paediatric pain is frequently mismanaged, largely because children may struggle to pinpoint where their pain is or express it in ways that differ...
Continuing Education and CPD for Nurses
Continuing professional development (CPD) is a fundamental requirement in nursing today. In the fast-paced healthcare environment that we find ourselves in, continuing education is not optional—it’s essential. CPD helps nurses stay knowledgeable, capable, and ready to...
Delegation of Injections: When Is It Appropriate and What are the Risks?
Delegation in healthcare is a valuable practice that allows the workload to be shared among a team. However, when it comes to injections—particularly in the context of childhood immunisations and travel health—delegation requires careful consideration, especially when...