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Issue 96 18th March 2016

Health Reports, Documents & News

Public health nursing The Royal College of Nursing has published The Value and Contribution of Nursing to Public Health in the UK: Final report. This document presents the findings from a project to assess the value and contribution that nurses make to public health, in particular: the role of nursing and midwifery staff in public health; how nursing roles are valued; what and where the gaps are in nursing knowledge and education in relation to public health; and how nurses and other public health practitioners consider these gaps should be addressed. Report Preventing burnout in high risk individuals Public Health England (PHE) has published Interventions to prevent burnout in high risk individuals: evidence review. Commissioned by PHE, this report provides an overview of literature covering how to prevent burnout and work-related stress in individuals and within organisations. To read more click here Analysis techniques in clinical audit The Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership has published Using root cause analysis techniques in clinical audit. This guide lays out tools and techniques for Root Cause Analysis that can be used alongside clinical audit when shortfalls in compliance with standards are identified. The guide is primarily aimed at clinical audit professionals and healthcare staff that participate in clinical audit initiatives. Guidance

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A terrible beauty: a short history of NICE The National Institute of Health and Care Excellence This paper provides a relatively short account of the origins and formation of NICE. It looks at the first 16 years of operations together with some assessment of its impact to date. To read more click here

What is the role of voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) organisations in care and support planning? This paper from National Voices suggests that the knowledge, skills, experience and resources of VCSE organisations are crucial to the widespread implementation of care and support planning. It argues that charities have a vital role in supporting people to develop care and support plans, and in working with people with long-term conditions and their clinical teams to put the plans into practice. Paper

A long and winding road: improving communication with patients in the NHS This report from Marie Curie warns that poor communication in the NHS has a profound impact on patient care, staff burnout and public funds. It argues that inadequacies in communication are damaging medical care and wasting much-needed NHS resources.. It says that better communication between healthcare professionals and patients can save costs, improve health outcomes and enhance the quality of experience of patients and the professionals who support them. Report

Every breath we take: the lifelong impact of air pollution This report, from the Royal College of Physicians and written with the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health, sets out the impact air pollution is currently having on the nation’s health. Each year in the UK, around 40,000 deaths are attributable to exposure to outdoor air pollution which plays a role in many of the major health challenges and has been linked to e.g. cancer, asthma, stroke and heart disease, diabetes, obesity. Report

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Guidelines Published (American) The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons has issued new guidelines on managing carpal tunnel syndrome. AAOS guideline (Free PDF) 2016 Recommendations on Diabetes Care Highlighted The American Diabetes Association has published 2016 "Standards of Medical Care in Diabetes." Synopsis http://annals.org/article.aspx?articleid=2498492 Full guidance: http://care.diabetesjournals.org/content/suppl/2015/12/21/39.Supplement_1.DC2/2016-Standards-of-Care.pdf Review of adult social care - residential and nursing home sector The Government has published its findings of the Cutting Red Tape review on progress of regulatory reform in the Adult Social Care Residential and Nursing Home Sector in England. Cutting Red Tape: review of adult social care – residential and nursing home sector took evidence from those working in the sector about their experiences of regulation and how it is enforced. It found that while relationships between regulators and providers were generally positive and professional, with examples given of good practice, there was an overwhelming concern about the duplication of inspections and information requests and a widely expressed concern that this was taking providers away from the delivery of front line care. Report

End-of-life care and physician-assisted dying: reflections and recommendations This project, launched in November 2014, aimed to examine both the public and medical professionals' attitudes on aspects of end-of-life care and physician-assisted dying. While recognising the many excellent examples of end-of-life care provision, this research highlights the variability in the quality of care between and within geographical areas and between different medical conditions. The report outlines the main challenges to providing good end-of-life care and the ways we can address them. It highlights three overarching themes which have come out of the research: the need to ensure the provision of consistently high-quality end-of-life care; the need for ongoing education, training and support for doctors; and the central role of families and those close to the patient. Report Associated documentation

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What’s going on in A&E? The King’s Fund has updated its web article on What’s going on in A&E? The key questions answered. Quarter 3 data for 2015/16 has been added to the article which looks at how A&E waiting times have changed over the past few years and explores the impact of different factors. To read more click here

Personalised commissioning in adult social care The National Audit Office has published Personalised commissioning in adult social care. This report aims to provide central government and local authorities with a review of progress with personalised commissioning. It looks at the practical challenges and opportunities associated with implementing personalised commissioning given the current financial environment and the extension of personal budgets into healthcare. It covers only social care that is fully or partly paid for by authorities. Report Flying Blind? PALS Teams and Performance Measurement A response to "Operational productivity and performance in English NHS acute hospitals: Unwarranted variations - an independent report for the Department of Health by Lord Carter of Coles" Download the publication @ https://www.patientlibrary.net/cgi-bin/documents.cgi Support young people joining your team The ThinkFuture programme aims to support you and your organisation to bring more young people into your workforce. NHS Employers have developed a range of tools and resources to help you do this, including three new digital toolkits. To read more click here One You campaign Public Health England has launched its One You Campaign which aims to help adults across the country avoid future diseases caused by modern day life. It is aimed to encourage adults, particular those in middle age, to take control of their health to enjoy significant benefits now, and in later life. The campaign will help adults take more exercise, eat well, drink less and be smoke free. It will also provide information on how people can reduce their stress levels and sleep better. To read more click here Additional link: BBC news report Dementia implementation plan The Department of Health has published Prime Minister’s Challenge on Dementia 2020: implementation plan. This plan sets out how the specific commitments presented in the Prime Minister’s challenge on dementia 2020 will be met It includes priority actions across four themes: risk reduction; health and care; awareness and social action. To read more click here Improving staff health NHS England has announced that from April, hospitals and other providers of NHS care will be funded to improve the support they offer to frontline health staff to stay healthy. They will be able to earn their share of a national incentive fund worth £600m in 2016/17 if they: offer frontline nurses, therapists, doctors, care assistants and other staff access to workplace physio, mental health support, and healthy workplace options; take action on junk food and obesity by ensuring that healthy food options are available for their staff and visitors; and increase the uptake of the winter flu vaccine for their staff. To read more click here NHS engagement with the local voluntary sector The Race Equality Foundation, in partnership with the LGBT Foundation, Disability Rights UK, and Mens Health Forum have published The Equality Delivery System for the NHS EDS2: guide to engagement with the local voluntary sector. This guide explores how the local voluntary and community sector can help NHS organisations to engage communities and, implement the Equality Delivery System (EDS2) better. The voluntary and community sector often have links and expertise with specific communities that health services may have difficulties in engaging with. Guidance

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Commercial access to health data Ipsos MORI has published The One - Way Mirror: Public attitudes to commercial access to health data. This report prepared for the Wellcome Trust focuses on what the public thinks about patient records being used by commercial organisations and finds that the majority are in favour as long as there is a clear public benefit and appropriate safeguards are in place. The findings show that there is a low awareness about the uses of health data within the NHS, as well as how commercial organisations can use the data. While there is a core group of people who do not want health data shared at all. Report Lung cancer audit The Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership and the Royal College of Surgeons has published National Lung Cancer Audit Lung cancer consultant outcomes publication 2016 (for the 2013 audit period). This report describes the outcomes of individual consultant thoracic and cardiothoracic surgeons who carry out surgery for lung cancer. It has been prepared from data collected by the National Lung Cancer Audit (NLCA) and the Society for Cardiothoracic Surgery for Great Britain and Ireland (SCTS). The results demonstrate that survival rates after major lung cancer surgery are improving. Report Promoting the friends and family test NHS England is holding a mini five-day campaign next week (14-18 March) aimed at promoting the Family and Friends test. The initiative is aimed at boosting the number of people giving feedback on their NHS care and treatment. During the week there will be a range of promotional activities in the community such as information stands in local supermarkets and posters in libraries, local media advertising, a one-day national conference and an announcement about the winners of the first FFT Awards. To read more click here NICE shared learning: peripherally inserted central catheters / Which? Birth choice tool NICE has published two new shared learning case studies:

The adoption of The Sherlock 3CG Tip Confirmation System for placement of peripherally inserted central catheters, at Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham

The Birth Choice tool from Which?

Maternity safety equipment funding Department of Health has allocated funding to invest in new maternity safety equipment to more than 90 trusts. The money will enable trusts to purchase new equipment, including ultrasound machines and mother and baby monitoring equipment, so any problems can be detected and addressed earlier. This is part of the government’s campaign to halve the number of stillbirths, neonatal deaths, maternal deaths and brain injuries occurring during or soon after birth, by 2030. To read more click here Women’s mentoring campaign To mark International Women’s Day 2016, NHS Employers, supported by, the HSJ Women Leaders Network is launching the #mymentor campaign. The campaign aims to encourage women leaders, aspiring women leaders, male and female mentors and mentees from the wider NHS community, to engage in a public celebration of the value of mentoring in the NHS. Join the #mymentor campaign

Training for patient safety Health Education England has published Improving Safety Through Education and Training. Produced by the Commission on Education and Training for Patient Safety and supported by Imperial College the report sets out ambitions, the case for change, what is working well including case studies and where improvements need to be made to make the greatest difference to patient safety both now and in the future. It sets out the future of education and training for patient safety in the NHS over the next ten years, making twelve recommendations to Health Education England and the wider system. To read more click here

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Aiming for a tobacco free UK by 2035 Cancer Research UK and the UK Health Forum has jointly published Aiming high: why the UK should aim to be tobacco free. Published to coincide with National No Smoking Day this report highlights that if recent trends were to continue, the number of smokers would be on track to fall to 10 per cent by 2035, but Cancer Research UK is urging the government to adopt a bold ambition for a tobacco free UK meaning only around five per cent smoke in the next 20 years. Achieving this ambition could mean 97,000 fewer new cases of smoking related disease over the next 20 years, including around 36,000 cases of cancer. Report Access to general practice The Public Accounts Committee has published its 28th Report Access to General Practice in England. The committee felt that in recent years the Department of Health and NHS England have failed to ensure that staffing in general practice has kept pace with growing demand. They appear to have been complacent about general practice’s ability to cope with the increase in demand caused by rising public expectations and the needs of an ageing population, many of whom have multiple health conditions. The committee however, noted that the Department and NHS England now recognise the urgent need for action and they envisage significant changes in general practice over the next few years. Report Additional link: RCGP press release Learning from mistakes league Monitor and the NHS Trust Development Authority have launched the Learning from mistakes league. The league table identifies levels of openness and transparency within NHS trusts and foundation trusts. It has been drawn together by scoring providers based on the fairness and effectiveness of procedures for reporting errors; near misses and incidents; staff confidence and security in reporting unsafe clinical practice; and the percentage of staff who feel able to contribute towards improvements at their trust. To read more click here Additional links: Monitor press release DH press release Commissioning augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) services NHS England has published Guidance for commissioning augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) services and equipment. This guide sets out how most children and adults needing and using AAC will receive locally commissioned services. Those with the most complex communication needs are able to access specialised AAC services funded directly by NHS England and organised regionally. Guidance Increase in scarlet fever cases across England Public Health England has reported steep increases in scarlet fever notifications across England, with a total of 6157 new cases since the season began in September 2015. This is the third season in a row where the incidence of scarlet has shown a marked elevation. Around 600 cases are being notified each week at present with further increases expected as we reach the peak season, which typically occurs between late March and mid-April. To read more click here Death certification reforms The Department of Health has launched an open consultation on proposed changes to the death certification process in England and Wales. These changes include the introduction of independent medical examiners who will confirm cause of all deaths that do not need to be investigated by a coroner. The consultation also seeks views about making changes to cremation regulations. Consultation Antibiotic resistance programme to combat overuse NHS England is launching a healthcare incentive scheme for hospitals, family doctors and other health service providers to prevent the growing problem of antibiotic resistance. The NHS’ new programme, which goes live in April 2016, will offer hospitals incentive funding worth up to £150 million to support expert pharmacists and clinicians review and reduce inappropriate prescribing. In addition, a typical local Clinical Commissioning Group with a population of 300,000 people could receive up to £150,000 a year to support GP practices improve their antimicrobial prescribing. To read more click here

Library Information Alert – A current awareness bulletin for the Somerset NHS health community 18/3/16 E-discharge: standard clinical headings required by Dec All NHS providers must send digital discharge summaries to GPs using standard clinical headings by December this year, the new draft NHS standard contract says. To read more click here Agenda for Change new pay circular Download the 2016/17 pay circular, which details the 1 per cent uplift to pay points, new maximum and minimum values of High Cost Area payments and an amendment to the NHS terms and conditions of service handbook. To download pay and conditions circular click here Rewarding improvements to NHS staff wellbeing Under new plans NHS organisations will be rewarded for improving the health and wellbeing of their staff. Find out more about the incentives offered, what trusts need to achieve and how success will be measured. Guidance Quality improvement training in medical education The Academy of Medical Royal Colleges has published Quality improvement – training for better outcomes. The report provides recommendations for embedding quality improvement training in medical education and highlights the importance of making quality improvement part of the mind-set of all health and social care staff. It calls on employers in particular, to provide protected time and resources for doctors to put their quality improvement training into practice. To download the key findings and full report click here Sustainability and financial performance of acute hospital trusts The Public Accounts Committee has published Sustainability and financial performance of acute hospital trusts. The Committee concludes the financial performance of NHS trusts and NHS foundation trusts has deteriorated sharply and this trend is not sustainable. It highlights the "long-term damage" to trusts' finances caused by unrealistic government efficiency targets, and describes the data used to estimate trusts' potential cost savings targets as "seriously flawed". It concludes the current system for paying providers "is not fit-for-purpose as it does not incentivise the right behaviors needed for joined-up healthcare services". Report

Integrating services to improve patient care The Royal College of Physicians and Royal College of General Practitioners have published Patient care: a unified approach. This document contains nine case studies where GPs and physicians have worked closely together to produce new and integrated services. The case studies span a wide range of services in England and Wales, covering different specialties, different population groups and different ways of addressing complex issues. Report Additional link: RCGP Press release Sustainability & Transformation Plans ‘footprint areas’ National health and care bodies in England have published details of the 44 ‘footprint’ areas around which Sustainability and Transformation Plans will be developed. Frontline leaders have agreed the most locally appropriate boundaries, recognising that footprints will not cover all planning eventualities, and that different areas will have different needs. 44 Footprint Areas

Future of public procurement Reform has published Cloud 9: the future of public procurement. The paper provides an overview of public procurement practice provides an assessment of recent initiatives and explores how the Government could deliver a 21st century procurement function. To read more and download the document click here Best care will come from collaboration not competition As the New Care Models Programme marks its first anniversary, the Associate Director of Operations at Liverpool Women’s NHS Foundation Trust and one of the partnership’s programme directors, discusses the progress they’ve made so far

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MENTAL HEALTH NEWS Integrating physical and mental health care The King’s Fund has published Bringing together physical and mental health: a new frontier for integrated care. This report explores the integration of physical and mental health care. It provides service users’ perspectives on what integrated care would look like and highlights ten areas that offer some of the biggest opportunities for improving quality and controlling costs. Commissioners and providers can use these ten areas as a guide to identify where some of the most significant opportunities for quality improvement and cost control lie. Report Additional link: NHS Confederation press release Key facts and trends in mental health The Mental Health Network has published the fourth edition of Key statistics and trends in mental health: 2016 update. The factsheet sets out available data relating to: investment in services; trends in morbidity; suicide and homicide rates; service activity; use of mental health legislation; mental health of children and young people; service user experience; inequalities experienced by people with mental health problems; and workforce and staff satisfaction. Factsheet NICE consultations

Mental health problems in people with learning disabilities: Draft guidance consultation. Closing date for consultation 20 April 2016

Mental health problems with learning disability: Topic engagement. Closing date for consultation 20th April 2016

Cognitive therapies for depression The National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) has published a Highlight looking at Cognitive therapies to treat depression in adults. The Highlight summarises new NIHR research which looks at when, and for whom, cognitive therapies might work. It also brings together the views of people living with depression, and people working with them, about what this new evidence means to them. To read more click here

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EXTRACTS FROM THE MENTAL ELF BLOG Keeping you up to date with reliable mental health research, policy & guidance

Methylphenidate for ADHD: have Cochrane got it wrong this time?

Nicotine patches, Varenicline and combination NRT: as good/bad as each other?

School-based CBT for anxiety and low mood: the FRIENDS programme

Service user involvement in mental health care planning

Cognitive therapies for depression in adults: let’s just stick to the facts

Statins for dementia prevention: well-tolerated, but Cochrane highlight lack of evidence

Parenting interventions for children with severe attachment problems

Commonly prescribed psychiatric drugs: do they work?

Full reviews at: http://www.thementalelf.net/#sthash.1TMfsl0G.dpuf

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EYES ON EVIDENCE MARCH 2016 This month in Eyes on Evidence

Bystander CPR for out-of-hospital cardiac arrest

A Swedish cohort study found that bystander cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) doubled the likelihood of survival in people who experienced out-of-hospital cardiac arrest. Effects of antimicrobial stewardship and infection control measures on MRSA infections A retrospective observational study in Scotland found that an antimicrobial stewardship intervention combined with infection prevention and control measures reduced meticillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) infections in hospital and community

settings. Epidemiology of vivax malaria in the UK An observational study reported that people of south Asian family origin visiting friends and relatives in countries with malaria accounted for the majority of cases of vivax malaria in the UK. Symptoms were most likely to appear during the UK summer months, irrespective of when the person acquired the infection abroad. Delirium in critically ill people A meta-analysis reported that critically ill people with delirium were more than twice as likely to die in the intensive care unit or hospital as people without delirium. Smoke-free legislation and respiratory tract infections in children A cohort study reported that the introduction of smoke-free legislation in England resulted in a 3.5% decrease in hospital admissions for acute respiratory tract infections in children. Evidence summaries from NICE’s Medicines and Prescribing Programme NICE has recently published summaries on:

Inflammatory lesions of papulopustular rosacea: ivermectin 10 mg/g cream

Major depressive disorder in older people: antidepressants

Resistant hypertension: spironolactone Seasonal allergic rhinoconjunctivitis: efficacy of grass pollen allergen sublingual immunotherapy tablets

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EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE

NICE Guidance for March 2016

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NG44 Community engagement: improving health and wellbeing and reducing health inequalities

Guideline

QS117 Preventing excess winter deaths and illness associated with cold homes

Quality Standard

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New book added to Musgrove library stock:

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by Melanie Fisher, Margaret Scott [Transforming Nursing Practice series]

Patient safety is a predominant feature of quality healthcare and something that every patient has the right to expect.nbsp; As a nurse, you must consider the safety of the patient as paramount in every aspect of your role; and it is now an increasingly important topic in pre-registration nursing programmes. This book aims to provide you with a greater understanding of how to manage patient safety and risk in your practice. The book focuses on the essentials that you need to know, and therefore provides a clear pathway through what can sometimes seem an overwhelmingly complex mass of rules, procedures and possible options.

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USEFUL WEB RESOURCES

Relax: Stress and Anxiety Relief Saagara Relaxation is important. According to research published in the journal Current Opinion in Psychiatry chronic stress and anxiety can damage those areas of the brain that deal

with memory and thinking. Relax can be used by patients who are experiencing stress and insomnia to use as a sleep aid or nurses can also attempt the breathing and meditation techniques themselves when they are between shifts. Free on App Store £1.99 on Google Play https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/relax-stress-anxiety-relief/id409665681?mt=8

WellMind Blue Step Solutions Research suggests one in four in the UK will be diagnosed with a mental illness. This handy, portable app could become a useful and much-needed source of support. The WellMind app is divided into six sections. One section allows users to record and

monitor their moods, and write about what makes them feel grateful. Other sections offer instant access to advice about stress, anxiety and depression. The app’s offers an interactive body map that allows users to tap various body parts and find out how stress can take its toll. WellMind can be used by mental health nurses to supplement advice from healthcare professionals, and to offer clients immediate help when it is needed. Free iOS 6.0 or later Android 2.3.3 or later https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/wellmind/id918138339?mt=8

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BEHIND THE HEADLINES Stem cells used to repair children's eyes after cataracts Can chocolate make you smarter? 'Carbs linked to lung cancer,' study finds Talc and ovarian cancer: what the most recent evidence shows Early exposure to peanuts 'cuts allergy risk in children' Can aspirin reduce bowel cancer risk? Can happiness break your heart? No cure for grey hair 'Strong evidence' of Zika virus and Guillain-Barré syndrome link Have scientists really discovered why skin ages? Full list available at: http://www.nhs.uk/News/Pages/NewsIndex.aspx

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JOURNAL SCAN Please contact your designated Trust library service for copies of articles not available with your OpenAthens password or for any related queries. This can be done by email, telephone, post or on-line request forms (available on the library web pages of your Trust Intranet). Full contact details are at the end of this bulletin. NEW – Click on title links below to read more information.

7 Day services Seven day services: how are trusts doing against Keogh’s clinical standards? Anne Guillard BMJ 2016 352 (8047) p351 Seven day NHS services: what trusts are doing Anne Guillard BMJ 2016 352 (8046) p351 Apprenticeships What is an apprenticeship? Mary Isokariari Training Journal 2016 Supplement Guide to Apprenticeships p10-11 Apprenticeships-all change. Ewart Keep Training Journal 2016 Supplement Guide to Apprenticeships p30 Access for al Fiona Aldridge Training Journal 2016 Supplement Guide to Apprenticeships p28-29 Cancer Ovarian cancer screening and mortality in the UK Collaborative Trial of Ovarian Cancer Screening (UKCTOCS): a randomised controlled trial Ian J Jacobs et al Lancet 2016 387 (10022) p945-956 Everolimus for the treatment of advanced, non-functional neuroendocrine tumours of the lung or gastrointestinal tract (RADIANT-4): a randomised, placebo-controlled, phase 3 study James C Yao et al Lancet 2016 387 (10022) p968-977 Nasopharyngeal carcinoma Melvin L K Chua et al Lancet 2016 387 (10022) p1012-1024 Coronary artery surgery Stopping vs. continuing aspirin before coronary artery surgery P.S. Myles et al New England Journal of Medicine 2016 374 (8) p728-737 Cardiovascular disease Blood pressure lowering for prevention of cardiovascular disease and death: a systematic review and meta-analysis Dena Ettehad et al Lancet 2016 387 (10022) p957-967

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Care certificate Care Certificate Standards 9 and 10: mental health, dementia and learning disabilities; and safeguarding adults Ian Peate British Journal of Healthcare Assistants 2016 10 (3) p140–144 Chemotherapy Reducing psychological distress in patients undergoing chemotherapy Ariesta Milanti, Eija Metsälä, Leena Hannula British Journal of Nursing | Vol. 25 | No. 4 | pp S25–S30 Childbirth The effect of maternal position at birth on perineal trauma: A systematic review. Fay Lodge, Melanie Haith-Cooper British Journal of Midwifery 2016 24 (3) p172-180 Data sharing Why doctors must share trial data: data too important to share? Peter Doshi BMJ 2016 352 (8047) p348-350 Dementia Using risk management to promote person-centred dementia care Charlotte Clarke et al Nursing Standard 2016 30 (28) p41-46 Evidence-based practice Improving nurses’ access to healthcare evidence Lyndsey Anton et al Nursing Times 2016 112 (10) p17-19 Hand hygiene Hospital hygiene and handwashing still not good enough, say MPs (brief news item) Nursing Management 2016 22 (10) p7 Mental health Stopping antidepressants following depression Tamara P BMJ 2016 352 (8046) p282-283 Exercise for adolescents with depression: valued aspects and perceived change T. Carter, I. Morres, J. Repper and P. Callaghan Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing 2016 23 (1) p37-44 Bringing meaning to user involvement in mental health care planning: a qualitative exploration of service user perspectives A. C. Grundy, P. Bee, O. Meade, P. Callaghan, S. Beatty, N. Olleveant and K. Lovell Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing 2016 23 (1) p12-21 More than medication – providing interventions that target the complexities of mental disorder M. Crowe, M. Inder and B. Beaglehole Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing 2016 23 (1) p1-2 Social rhythm interventions for bipolar disorder: a systematic review and rationale for practice M. Crowe, B. Beaglehole and M. Inder Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing 2016 23 (1) p3-11 An evaluation of the difficulties and attitudes mental health professionals experience with people with personality disorders N. Eren and S. Şahin Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing 2016 23 (1) p22-36

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Nurse leadership Evaluation of a nurse leadership development programme Margaret West et al Nursing Management 2016 22 (10) p26-31 Nutrition Nutritional screening: a user-friendly tool adapted from Sweden Steve Smith et al British Journal of Nursing 2016 25 (4) p208–211 Patient experience Exploring a child’s-eye view of NHS healthcare Bridget Hopwood, Sarah-Ann Burger HSJ 9.3.16 p21-23 Patient narratives Using patient stories to reflect on care Alison Buckley et al Nursing Times 2016 112 (10) p22-25 Research Why all doctors should be involved in research Hannah Jacob BMJ 2016 352 (8046) p332 Revalidation Busting myths about revalidation Kolyva, Katerina British Journal of Midwifery 2016 24 (3) p162

Sleep Promoting healthy sleep Bob Price Nursing Standard 2016 30 (28) p49-60 Stoma care [fundamental care in practice series] Series 5.9: stoma care Menna Lloyd Jones British Journal of Healthcare Assistants 2016 10 (3) p110–111 Stroke Stroke and stroke rehabilitation, 5: physiotherapy Paul Carr, Nathalie Gillion, Jane Hauxwell, Amy Mighalls British Journal of Healthcare Assistants 2016 10 (3) p120–121 Workforce Why we must value bank nurses Nick Lipley Nursing Management 2016 22 (10) p5 Zika virus Zika virus disease: a public health emergency of international concern Kelly Lupton British Journal of Nursing 2016 25 (4) p198–202 Zika virus: management of infection and risk ShazaadSY Ahmad et al BMJ 2016 352 (8047) p367-369 Zika virus: clinical review Marina Basarab et al BMJ 2016 352 (8047) p370-372

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