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Advance Care Planning (ACP) within Two Older Persons Wards in an Acute Hospital Advance care planning, patient involvement, empowerment, raising awareness, education November 2012
An Explanation of the Lived Experience of Patients and Staff Involved in Supportive Observations Within a High Secure Environment supportive observations, patient experience, staff attitudes, practice development, high secure hospitals, narrative stories, self harm, risk November 2011
Developing a Culturally and Ethnically Sensitive Family Assessment Tool dementia, family, assessment, culture, ethnicity, culturagram, united kingdom November 2011
Developing a Nurse Led Support Service following Percutaneous Coronary Intervention (PCI) Percutaneous Coronary Intervention, PCI, Cardiac Rehabilitation November 2011
Developing a Pain Management Strategy to Manage Complex Pain Issues pain, toolkit November 2011
Developing a Recovery-based Quality of Life Service for People with Severe and Enduring Eating Disorders severe and enduring, eating disorders, quality of life November 2012
Developing and Evaluating a Therapeutic Model for Hospice Day Care therapeutic, clinic, empowerment November 2012
Improving the Assessment and Documentation of Pain for Patients with a Severe Cognitive Impairment within an Orthopaedic Ward Pain assessment, cognitive impairment, Abbey pain score, Abbey pain tool, pain November 2012
Nurse Led Clinics for Patients with Liver Disease: Developing the Nurse Patient Partnership to Improve Quality Nurse led clinics, Liver Disease, hepatocellular carcinoma, stable cirrhosis November 2011
Promoting Health and Wellbeing of Men with Testicular Cancer through Information and Support Events health and wellbeing events, testicular cancer November 2012

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