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Have you thought about becoming an advanced clinical practitioner (ACP)?An ACP in the emergency department describes wha...
18/04/2024

Have you thought about becoming an advanced clinical practitioner (ACP)?

An ACP in the emergency department describes what a typical shift looks like and what to do if you think advanced practice is where you’d like to take your career.

An ACP in the emergency department describes what to expect from a shift and what to do if you think advanced practice is where you’d like to take your career

New research has found that a culture of blame and negativity is a major concern for emergency department nursing staff....
09/04/2024

New research has found that a culture of blame and negativity is a major concern for emergency department nursing staff.

So, what can be done to tackle this toxicity?

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A blame and shame culture has turned emergency departments into a toxic environment for nurses according to a new study, so what can be done to tackle toxicity?

Caring for those who have experienced a sudden or unexpected death is an important part of an emergency nurse’s role.Get...
23/03/2024

Caring for those who have experienced a sudden or unexpected death is an important part of an emergency nurse’s role.

Get advice on how to break the news of a death and how to actively listen and offer a supportive presence to bereaved family and friends.

Advice for nurses on how to communicate news of a sudden or unexpected death of a patient in the emergency department and provide support to family and friends

Front door frailty services: what nurses need to knowEarly identification of frailty in the emergency department is key ...
28/01/2024

Front door frailty services: what nurses need to know

Early identification of frailty in the emergency department is key for achieving better patient outcomes, plus tips for nurses on delivering frailty care.

Early identification of frailty in the emergency department is key for achieving better patient outcomes, plus tips for nurses on delivering frailty care

‘You can’t solve these issues without long-term investment and committed policies to hospital infrastructure and solving...
13/01/2024

‘You can’t solve these issues without long-term investment and committed policies to hospital infrastructure and solving the workforce crisis’

Corridor care is becoming increasingly common for emergency department nurses.

We provide advice on how to report compromised care and help improve patient safety.

Emergency department nurses too often must deliver corridor care – here's advice on how to report compromised care and help improve patient safety and dignity

Diary of an ED: ‘Most shifts feel like working in a battlefield’ Two nurses discuss the unprecedented pressures and chal...
29/12/2023

Diary of an ED: ‘Most shifts feel like working in a battlefield’

Two nurses discuss the unprecedented pressures and challenges being seen across the emergency care speciality:

Clinical senior sister Christina Harrison and charge nurse Matthew Osborne discuss the daily pressures and challenges they face working in emergency departments

The ongoing challenges facing emergency nurses are set to peak once again this winter period.This editorial piece discus...
07/12/2023

The ongoing challenges facing emergency nurses are set to peak once again this winter period.

This editorial piece discusses ways to enhance your nursing practice despite ED pressures.

Winter heaps more pressure on an already overstretched workforce, but by working together emergency department nurses can provide the best possible patient care

Who’s in charge in the emergency department when patients are in bed limbo?Overcrowding in EDs has become increasingly c...
05/12/2023

Who’s in charge in the emergency department when patients are in bed limbo?

Overcrowding in EDs has become increasingly common over recent years, making things increasingly difficult for nurses:

One in three patients face long waits for a bed after a specialist referral and nurses in the emergency department are being left to provide care in the interim

How can triage nurses spot a patient with posterior stroke?This practice question discusses how to spot the signs and sy...
08/11/2023

How can triage nurses spot a patient with posterior stroke?

This practice question discusses how to spot the signs and symptoms with the help of the BEFAST acronym.

Posterior stroke can be a difficult type of stroke to spot, but if nurses know the signs and symptoms, with the help of the BEFAST acronym, it can save lives

What can nurses learn from patient feedback in the ED?Patient feedback on emergency department services can be used by n...
01/11/2023

What can nurses learn from patient feedback in the ED?

Patient feedback on emergency department services can be used by nurses to improve patient-centred care, but be aware of the possibility of compassion fatigue.

Patient feedback on emergency department services can be used by nurses to improve patient-centred care, but be aware of the possibility of compassion fatigue

Corridor care: overcrowding in EDs is forcing nurses to look after patients in non-clinical areas.But there are ways to ...
21/10/2023

Corridor care: overcrowding in EDs is forcing nurses to look after patients in non-clinical areas.

But there are ways to minimise the risks to patient safety and reduce the challenges posed to nurses caring for patients in these settings.

Overcrowding in emergency departments is forcing nurses to look after patients in non-clinical areas, but there are ways to minimise the risks to patient safety

Spotting and managing frailty in the emergency department: a guide for nursesFind out what screening tools to use and wh...
10/10/2023

Spotting and managing frailty in the emergency department: a guide for nurses

Find out what screening tools to use and why early detection is so important.

Frailty is a common issue in emergency departments and nurses can use screening tools to identify it and improve patient outcomes with early detection

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