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BMJ Journals

Table of contents

October 2016 - Volume 19 - 4

Evidence Based Nursing: 19 (4)

Editorial

Brexit: an uncertain journey (1 September, 2016)
Stephen McKeever

Research made simple

Social media: the relevance for research (24 August, 2016) Free
Joanna Smith, Linda Jane Milnes

Resources

Resources page (26 August, 2016)
Helen Noble

EBN opinion

Relevance of social media to nurses and healthcare: ‘to tweet or not to tweet’ (2 September, 2016)
Kirsten Huby, Joanna Smith

EBN perspectives

Perspectives on current child health issues (24 August, 2016)
Alison Twycross, Joanna Smith

Health promotion and public health

Cohort study: Parents who are aware when they are overweight themselves are more likely to recognise this in their children (22 September, 2016)
Alison Jeffery

Women's health and midwifery

Randomised controlled trial: Postpartum depression can be prevented in low-income mothers using interpersonal psychotherapy (23 May, 2016)
Huynh-Nhu Le, Deborah F Perry
Cohort study: Oral fluconazole is often used during pregnancy in the treatment of vulvovaginal candidiasis despite safety concerns to the fetus (13 June, 2016)
Julianna Briglio
Observational study: Trends in maternal morbidity relating to time of delivery need further exploration (12 August, 2016)
Marian Knight
Cohort study: ‘Time for self’ appears to be a proactive strategy for the prevention of postpartum depression (14 July, 2016)
Cindy-Lee Dennis
Cohort study: Vaginal birth after caesarean at home in England: an opportunity for shared decision-making (14 September, 2016)
Kim J Cox

Mental health

Qualitative study—other: Valuing therapeutic alliances with people experiencing acute psychosis (18 May, 2016)
Nicola Clibbens

Adult nursing

Qualitative study—other: Informal caregivers should be better supported—they are vital members of the healthcare team approach to chronic disease management (1 September, 2016)
Claire Warren

Child health

Qualitative synthesis: Threats to parents’ roles during the process of their child dying in the paediatric intensive care unit (27 May, 2016)
Vanessa Battista, Chris Feudtner
Qualitative study—other: Implementing preparatory strategies can help children participate in care (27 May, 2016)
Duncan Randall
Randomised controlled trial: Group-based educational interventions in 11–16-year-olds can be effective in supporting suboptimal diabetes control (8 August, 2016)
Carole Gelder

Learning disabilities

Qualitative study—other: Individualised approach to health promotion is needed for individuals with mild-to-moderate intellectual disability (15 September, 2016)
Owen Doody

Nursing issues

Systematic review with meta-analysis: Acceptance and commitment therapy: an appropriate treatment option for older adults with chronic pain (9 June, 2016)
Karen Barban
Literature review: It is unclear if combined motivational interviewing and cognitive behavioural therapy improve medication adherence (24 June, 2016) Free
Stacey Roles, Hannah Smith
Observational study: Information gaps in medication communication during clinical handover calls for a different approach (26 July, 2016)
Bernice Redley
Randomised controlled trial: Subclavian site should be preferred for central venous access (14 September, 2016)
Bruno Mourvillier, Aguila Radjou, Jean-Francois Timsit

Care of the older person

Cohort study: Hypovitaminosis D predicts more rapid and severe cognitive deterioration in ethnically diverse older adults with and without dementia (14 July, 2016)
Frédéric Noublanche, Cédric Annweiler
Qualitative study—other: Nursing home staff should ensure that advance treatment decisions are discussed with residents and relatives (10 August, 2016)
Lori Rietze

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