Published February, 2020
By Charlotte Maddison and Neil Kelly
Publisher: Clinical Pocket Reference
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All UK nurses are required to be proficient in medicines management before registration. This evidence-based resource provides quick access to the knowledge needed to make clinical decisions and to safely deliver medication in partnership with patients. It is compiled to be shared with patients when explaining the nature of medications.

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Published September, 2019
By Nigel Conway, Paul Ong, Sarah Owen, Nikki White, Chloe Rich, Jay MacLeod, Maria Boutabba, Heather Darwen and Hannah Conway
Publisher: Clinical Pocket Reference
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This resource delivers rapid access to essential knowledge for the student or perioperative practitioner whatever their role within the operating department. It is portable, durable, fully referenced, clearly written, logically presented, and suitable for all qualification pathways. Enables further learning through references and weblinks.

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Published August, 2019
By Paul Ong, Bernie Garrett and Paul Galdas
Publisher: Clinical Pocket Reference
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Essential knowledge resource for students needing to implement new clinical skills, and an update for practitioners and NQNs. Follows the patient pathway from assessment to delivery of nursing care. Meets the new NMC practice and proficiency standards 2018/19, including enhanced guidance on sepsis, mental health, and palliative care.

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Published August, 2019
By Juliet Bostwick, Katie Mills and Andrew Kerry
Publisher: Clinical Pocket Reference
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This resource aims to provide a quick and accessible reference guide for students and practitioners of nursing and other healthcare professions to develop the necessary self-awareness, attitudes and skills to enable them safely to deliver fundamental care using a person-centred approach.

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Published January, 2019
By Mary Brady, Children's Nursing Team, Kingston University, Linda Moore, Lorna Ashbrooke and Usha Chandran
Publisher: Clinical Pocket Reference
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Clinical Pocket Reference Nursing Care of Children and Young People is a single user friendly access point (print or ePub) for a wide range of key information that children's nurses/nurses caring for children may need at any time. It provides essential clinical information in one portable file to enable the nurse rapidly to absorb or refresh knowledge.

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Published December, 2017
By Sarah Connor, Siobhan McCawley and Mairead Murphy
Publisher: Clinical Pocket Reference
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* Focuses on most challenging stage for overseas nurses of UK registration process * Follows curriculum of OSCE Test of Competence, enabling candidates to prepare thoroughly for each aspect of the TOC * Assists candidate and employment sponsor to succeed in optimum time * Single convenient reference in portable, accessible format

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Published October, 2017
By Dan Butcher and Charlotte Maddison
Publisher: Clinical Pocket Reference
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* Enhancing patient safety is the key objective of this resource * Supports effective communication and the achievement of concordance * Addresses the principles of pharmacology and the practical administration of medicines to adults * Covers the most common drugs as examples of their classes

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Published October, 2017
By Paul Ong, Bernie Garrett, Paul Galdas, Jane Macdonald, Amy Bishop, Mary Licup and Alan Seraj
Publisher: Clinical Pocket Reference
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* Rapid access to key information in portable durable format (print or eBook) * Promotes safe, confident nursing, best practice and an holistic approach * Universal reference tool * Essential guide to management of orthopaedic patient

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Published August, 2016
By Paul Ong, Juliet Bostwick, Bernie Garrett, Katie Mills and Paul Galdas
Publisher: Clinical Pocket Reference
Rating:
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Published December, 2015
By Paul Ong, Bernie Garrett and Paul Galdas
Publisher: Clinical Pocket Reference
Rating:
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Universal reference tool keeping the student/NQN abreast of key clinical data they need to have on hand on the ward. Supports a holistic patient-centred problem solving approach. Provides a practical guide to assessment and management of the adult patient. Portable, up to date aide-memoire for the practitioner.

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