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BMJ Journals

Table of contents

January 2016 - Volume 19 - 1

Evidence Based Nursing: 19 (1)

Editorial

Changes to student nurse financing in the UK: a good or a bad thing? (24 November, 2015)
Alison Twycross

Research made simple

Reviewing the literature (20 October, 2015) Free
Joanna Smith, Helen Noble

EBN opinion

Optimising palliative and end-of-life care within care home settings (7 December, 2015)
Gary Mitchell, Alison Twycross

Midwifery

Qualitative—other: Caesarean section and image consciousness among barriers to breast feeding for obese women (25 August, 2015)
Sally Wai-chi Chan
Qualitative study–other: Greater support and debriefing may help student midwives to process traumatic birth experiences (6 October, 2015)
Ellen Kitson-Reynolds
Integrative review: Midwifery training needs identified when caring for women with female genital mutilation (27 August, 2015)
Els Leye
Randomised controlled trial: Immediate preterm delivery for pregnancy hypertension increases risk of neonatal respiratory distress (5 October, 2015)
Rita J Nutt
Qualitative study—other: Mothers of lower socioeconomic status make the decision to formula-feed in the context of culturally shared expectations and practices (14 October, 2015)
Dawn Leeming

Mental health

Randomised controlled trial: A body-mind-spirit intervention helps treat depression in India (12 October, 2015)
Yoshio Nakamura

Adult nursing

Cohort study: In people with atrial fibrillation receiving antithrombotics, short-term non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug exposure increases risk of serious bleeding (21 August, 2015)
Aung Myat
Randomised controlled trial: Nurse-led home exercise programme improves physical function for people receiving haemodialysis (16 September, 2015)
Jennifer Fournier

Child health

Quantitative study—other: Parents are psychologically affected by their experiences when their child is in hospital because of uncertainty about prognosis and anxiety at the time of admission (4 June, 2015)
Gillian Colville
Mixed methods study: Child health nurses miss opportunities to tackle obesity (14 October, 2015) Free
Kirsten Davison
Randomised controlled trial: Primary school education programmes can decrease child salt intake (8 July, 2015)
Meaghan Christian

Care of people with learning disabilities

Case study: Guidelines improve nurses’ knowledge and confidence in diagnosis of anxiety and challenging behaviours in people with intellectual disabilities (22 September, 2015)
Daniel Bressington, Wai Tong Chien

Health promotion

Randomised controlled trial: Smoking cessation strategies may increase quit rates among adults of low socioeconomic status (23 June, 2015)
Anna M McDaniel
Survey: Daily e-cigarette use increases quit attempts and reduces smoking with no effect on cessation (16 September, 2015)
Felix Naughton

Primary health care

Ethnography: In South Asian people with cardiac disease, strong patient–professional relationships may increase treatment compliance (16 September, 2015)
Hsin-Yi (Jean) Tang, Barbara Riegel

Pain management

Grounded theory: Nurses experience feelings of disempowerment when caring for patients in severe pain (8 June, 2015)
Rob Monks
Systematic review: No difference in pain, swelling or function with NSAIDs compared with paracetamol for soft tissue injury (8 October, 2015)
Michel P J van den Bekerom

Nursing issues

Quantitative study—other: Productive hours by direct-care providers is the best measure of nurse staffing in relation to patient outcomes (6 July, 2015)
Lynn Unruh
Qualitative study—other: Nursing students lack confidence in dealing with domestic abuse (16 September, 2015)
Lorena Binfa
Quantitative study—other: Structured antibiotic ‘time-out’ audits as recommended by the CDC reduce antibiotic use and costs (30 October, 2015)
Peter G Davey
Grounded theory: Balance of lifetime remaining to anticipated suffering behind (15 September, 2015)
Phillipa Malpas
Quantitative study—other: Male victims of physical partner violence have poorer physical and mental health than men of the general population (9 July, 2015)
Vijay Singh
Qualitative study—other: After the Liverpool Care Pathway clear guidance and support on end-of-life care is needed (16 September, 2015) Free
Peter O'Halloran

Care of the older person

Systematic review: Health professionals generally have more restrictive attitudes towards assisted dying in dementia than the public (9 July, 2015)
Nathan Davies
Cohort study: Community palliative care use by dementia sufferers may reduce emergency department use at end of life (16 September, 2015)
David Kenneth Wright, Amanda Digel Vandyk
Cross-sectional study: Increased age and understanding about treatment linked to better antihypertensive adherence (3 September, 2015)
Felicity Astin
Systematic review: Non-pharmacological interventions for agitation in dementia: various strategies demonstrate effectiveness for care home residents; further research in home settings is needed (19 May, 2015)
Jiska Cohen-Mansfield
Systematic review: Training programmes and mealtime assistance may improve eating performance for elderly long-term care residents with dementia (7 October, 2015)
Heather Keller, Susan Slaughter

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