Should nurses take part in demonstrations?

Article Abstract:

Mixed views are presented on whether nurses should participate in demonstrations. Some observers feel that participating in demonstrations is a democratic right, while others believe that nurses should not be involved in creating civil disorder.

Ethical aspects, Demonstrations

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The nurse's role in screening for diabetic retinopathy

Article Abstract:

An opthalmics screening programme which is undertaken by nurses and was set up by the practice team of a North London general practitioner, England, is discussed. The programme aims to provide care for patients with diabetic retinopathy.

Diabetic retinopathy

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A vicious circle: visual impairment in people with learning disabilities

Article Abstract:

People with learning disabilities often have low self-esteem, but this can be made worse when they also have visual problems. Advice for nurses in dealing with such patients and helping them regain confidence is presented.

Psychological aspects, Self-esteem, Self esteem, Learning disabilities, Learning disorders

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