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Table of contents

April 2018 - Volume 21 - 2

Evidence Based Nursing: 21 (2)

Editorials

Enough is enough: time for change in pain education? (16 March, 2018)
Amelia Swift, Alison Twycross
Interprofessional learning interventions: championing a lost cause? (7 March, 2018)
Anita Atwal

EBN Opinion

Rethinking pain education (23 February, 2018)
Amelia Swift, Alison Twycross

Perspective

Communication technology and healthcare (24 February, 2018)
Roberta Heale

Research made simple

Reviewing the literature: choosing a review design (13 March, 2018) Free
Helen Noble, Joanna Smith

Women’s health and midwifery

Randomised controlled trial: Internet-based programmes on weight loss appear to be effective for low-income postpartum women (10 March, 2018)
Linda Anne Gilmore, Leanne M Redman

Adult nursing

Qualitative study - other: The impact of haemodialysis on patient’s cognitive, physical and emotional well-being requires further study (14 March, 2018)
Amani Khalil, Helen Noble
Qualitative study - other: Nurse education needed to address uncertainties of role and contribution in stroke rehabilitation units (19 February, 2018)
Maggie Lawrence, Linda Campbell

Child health

Qualitative study - other: School nurses are able to support adolescents experiencing pain secondary to stress and unhealthy lifestyle choices (19 February, 2018)
Brenna Quinn
Survey: There is an urgent need for evidence-based internationally agreed guidelines for the assessment of neonates at risk of developing early-onset sepsis (19 February, 2018)
Siba Prosad Paul, Kerrie Richardson
Qualitative study - other: Education needed to enhance inclusive, non-discriminatory nursing practice towards lesbian, gay and bisexual parents (1 March, 2018)
Linda Shields, Oliver Burmeister
Randomised controlled trial: Morphine is not superior to ibuprofen for managing children’s pain following minor orthopedic surgery (7 March, 2018) Free
Cornelius Botha Groenewald

Nursing issues

Quantitative study - other: Excess mortality associated with weekend hospital admissions may be due to patient-level differences, rather than reduced staffing or services (6 March, 2018)
Pamela B de Cordova
Randomised controlled trial: Non-opioid analgesia is as effective as opioid management in acute pain and supports a change in prescribing practice to help address the ‘opioid epidemic’ (27 February, 2018) Free
Amelia Swift

Care of the older person

Cohort study: Engaging in even a small amount of walking is associated with lower mortality in older adults (20 February, 2018)
José Marmeleira
Cross-sectional study: Increased physical activity in older adults is associated with decreased fear of falling (19 February, 2018)
Renata N Kirkwood
Randomised controlled trial: Deprescribing in nursing homes is safe and should be pursued (2 March, 2018)
Eline Tommelein

Nurse education

Randomised controlled trial: Web-based educational intervention improves enrolled nurses’ knowledge and performance with deteriorating patients (2 February, 2018)
Patrick Lavoie

Learning disabilities

Quantitative study - other: Hospital passports require standardisation to improve patient safety and person-centred care for those with intellectual disability (6 March, 2018)
Yona Lunsky

Resources

Resources page (16 March, 2018)
Helen Noble

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