A care pathway for home parenteral nutrition

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning research into the care development structure required for the monitoring of discharged patients on parenteral nutrition feeding routines and the provision of guidelines to help structure a support package.

Research, Parenteral feeding, Parenteral nutrition, Parenteral therapy

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Should the NHS send patients abroad to reduce waiting lists?

Article Abstract:

Two opposing views are presented concerning the use of overseas facilities to treat patients through the National Health Service. The shortage of medical staff, long waiting lists and standard of healthcare are discussed.

Standards, United Kingdom. National Health Service

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Keep up the good work, but please do it quietly

Article Abstract:

A description is presented of the experiences of a nurse who becomes a patient in a hospital. The disturbance of patients at night through the noise levels which accompany patient admissions are discussed.

Management, Noise control, Hospital wards

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