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Table of contents

January 2017 - Volume 20 - 1

Evidence Based Nursing: 20 (1)

Editorial

Vital role of school nursing (29 November, 2016)
Fiona Smith

EBN Opinion

Meeting the needs of families: facilitating access to credible healthcare information (14 November, 2016)
Abbie Jordan, Christine Chambers

EBN perspective

Advance care planning and palliative care (4 November, 2016)
Roberta Heale, Helen Noble

Research made simple

Ethical context of nursing research (3 November, 2016) Free
Roberta Heale, Allison Shorten

Women's health and midwifery

Cohort study: Persistent long-term urinary incontinence post parturition (6 October, 2016)
Ian K Walsh
Systematic review with meta-analysis: Psychological treatment is one of the several important components to the effective management of postpartum depression (1 December, 2016)
Cindy-Lee Dennis
Randomised controlled trial: Pregnancy-specific telephone support helps reduce maternal smoking (1 December, 2016)
Irene Koren
Cohort study: Consumption of artificially sweetened beverages during pregnancy is associated with a twofold higher risk of infant being overweight at 1 year (9 December, 2016)
Patrick Mullie, Peter Clarys
Cohort study: Telephone delivery of interpersonal psychotherapy by certified nurse-midwives may help reduce symptoms of postpartum depression (22 November, 2016)
Constance Guille, Edie Douglas

Adult nursing

Cohort study: Newer drugs to treat prostate symptoms are associated with increased risk of falls (6 October, 2016)
Maw Pin Tan, Azad Hassan Abdul Razack
Quantitative study—other: Application of heat prior to intravenous catheter insertion to improve comfort and safety for patients requires further research (7 December, 2016)
Melissa Robinson-Reilly

Child health

Case-controlled study: Early warning tools may assist in the identification of clinical deterioration in the new-born nursery (5 December, 2016)
Christopher Parshuram, Karen Dryden-Palmer

Community and primary care nursing

Systematic review: Patients who self-monitor or self-manage can improve the quality of their oral anticoagulation therapy (25 November, 2016)
Michelle Kennedy
Randomised controlled trial: Telemonitoring improves diabetes control, but more work is needed (7 December, 2016)
Bonnie Wakefield

Nursing issues

Cross-sectional study: Staffing and nurse-perceived quality of care (22 November, 2016) Free
Pamela B de Cordova
Systematic review with meta-analysis: Earplugs could be an effective sleep hygiene strategy to reduce delirium in the ICU (2 December, 2016)
Laura Hill

Care of the older person

Cohort study: Link between length of hospital stay and mortality among hip fracture patients varies across healthcare systems (8 November, 2016)
Søren Paaske Johnsen, Pia Kjær Kristensen
Randomised controlled trial: Physical activity can successfully be promoted to older adults within a primary care setting by trained nurses (7 October, 2016)
Mutrie Nanette, Graham Baker
Cross-sectional study: High proportion of elderly patients who are admitted to hospital are entering the last year of their lives (8 November, 2016)
Chris Isles
Cross-sectional study: Nursing home residents prefer fewer interventions and the nursing home instead of hospital for place of death (1 December, 2016)
Julie Watson
Quantitative study - other: DemDel, a nursing-led practice-based delirium intervention, improves certain outcomes for older cognitively impaired inpatients (1 December, 2016)
Anne P F Wand, Andrew Teodorczuk
Randomised controlled trial: Self-management programme for people with dementia and their spouses demonstrates some benefits, but the model has limitations (1 December, 2016)
Gail Mountain

Nurse education

Case study: Meaningful use of Twitter in nursing education may improve student learning and should be considered as a viable educational tool to assist in the development of digital professionalism (30 November, 2016) Free
Richard Booth, Siobhan O'Connor

Miscellaneous

Have you seen the Evidence-Based Nursing blog? Evidence-Based Nursing blogs: highlighting contemporary issues in nursing (14 December, 2016)
Alison Twycross, Joanna Smith

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