British journal of community nursing

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Publications

volume 29, number 9, 2024

Amanda Hobson
The role of the district nurse providing care to service users with obsessive compulsive disorder. British journal of community nursing 29 (9) (2024)
Alison While
The expectations of informal carers. British journal of community nursing 29 (9) (2024)
Tiago Horta Reis da Silva
Prevalence of elder abuse: a narrative review. British journal of community nursing 29 (9) (2024)

volume 29, number Sup3, 2024

Natalia Maella-Rius, Joan-Enric Torra-Bou, Laura Martínez-Rodríguez
Nursing care in patients with dependency-related skin injuries in the community: a scoping review. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup3) (2024)
Sylvie Hampton
The link between underactive thyroid and leg oedema. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup3) (2024)
Angela King, Kathryn Fegan, Kathryn Morgan, James Edward Hill, Joanna Harrison
Commentary on packing vs non-packing of pilonidal sinus cavities after incision and drainage. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup3) (2024)
Gregor Ferguson, Fiona Baguley
Decision-making on the use of compression hosiery and compression bandaging: a systematic review. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup3) (2024)
Kate Williams
Multidisciplinary wound care in the community: is it becoming the norm? British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup3) (2024)
Gregor Ferguson, Fiona Baguley
Decision-making on the use of compression hosiery and compression bandaging: a systematic review. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup3) (2024)
Sarah Jane Palmer
Nutrition essential for wound healing. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup3) (2024)
Angela King, Kathryn Fegan, Kathryn Morgan, James Edward Hill, Joanna Harrison
Commentary on packing vs non-packing of pilonidal sinus cavities after incision and drainage. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup3) (2024)
Sam Williams
From rookie to Trustee: personal experiences of an industry representative. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup3) (2024)
Sam Williams
From rookie to Trustee: personal experiences of an industry representative. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup3) (2024)

volume 29, number Sup4, 2024

Rebecca Elwell
Lymphoedema conference and awareness days. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup4) (2024)
Jeanne Everett, Sue Lawrance, Karen Cooper, Natalie Phillips
The assessment and management of foot and toe oedema as part of holistic lower limb care. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup4) (2024)
Jesús González Baltasar, Susan Witt, Rocío Martín-Valero, María Jesús Viñolo-Gil, Thomas Dieterle
Bilateral axillary web syndrome in a patient with primary lymphoedema of upper limbs and non-Hodgkin lymphoma. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup4) (2024)
Julie Stanton, Aaron Knowles, Laura Russell, Claire Bevis
Integrated lymphoedema and tissue viability service: improving patient and wound outcomes. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup4) (2024)
Garry Cooper-Stanton, Nicola Gale, Manbinder Sidhu, Kerry Allen
UK survey on experiences of men with non-cancer-related lymphoedema: part one. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup4) (2024)
Jesús Baltasar González Rubiño, Susan Witt, Rocío Martín-Valero, María Jesús Viñolo-Gil, Thomas Dieterle
Bilateral axillary web syndrome in a patient with primary lymphoedema of upper limbs and non-Hodgkin lymphoma. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup4) (2024)
Jesús Baltasar González Rubiño, Susan Witt, Rocío Martín-Valero, María Jesús Viñolo-Gil, Thomas Dieterle
Bilateral axillary web syndrome in a patient with primary lymphoedema of upper limbs and non-Hodgkin lymphoma. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup4) (2024)
Kay Morris, Mary Paula Colgan, Noelle McMahon, Sinead Slattery
Outcomes from a proof-of-concept specialist lymphoedema clinic in the community. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup4) (2024)
Samina Hashimi, Upasana Rajagopalan
National Lymphoedema Conference 2024: session summaries. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup4) (2024)
Karen Friett
The bad, the good and the oh so cute. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup4) (2024)

volume 29, number Sup5, 2024

Myra Robson, Victoria Brown
Developing an integrated nurse and physiotherapist-led bladder, bowel and pelvic health team. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup5) (2024)
Sarah Hillery
British Association of Urological Nurses: Conference update. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup5) (2024)
Sarah Hillery
British Association of Urological Nurses: Conference update. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup5) (2024)
Conor Hamilton
Transanal irrigation. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup5) (2024)
Ann Yates
Penile urinary sheaths: a continence management system for men. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup5) (2024)
Michelle Porter
Is the varying management of incontinence-associated dermatitis due to a lack of understanding of etiology? British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup5) (2024)
Polly Weston
Foreword. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup5) (2024)
Linda Nazarko
Intermittent catheterisation. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup5) (2024)
Zena Aldridge, Karen Harrison Dening
Incontinence in people living with dementia. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup5) (2024)
Anne Marie Kelly
Incontinence and homelessness. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup5) (2024)
Francesca Ramadan
Peristomal skin care: seeking the solution to maintain skin integrity? British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup5) (2024)
Michelle Porter
Is the varying management of incontinence-associated dermatitis due to a lack of understanding of etiology? British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup5) (2024)
Shruti Kamath
Guidance for the provision of absorbent products for adult incontinence. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup5) (2024)

volume 29, number Sup6, 2024

Julie Smith
NHS nurses with less time can rely on support from Leg Clubs. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup6) (2024)
Krishna Gohil
An overview of diabetes-related foot ulcers. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup6) (2024)
Susan Martin, Samantha Holloway
Pressure ulcers: aSSKINg framework study. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup6) (2024)
Samantha Holloway
Collaborative and sustainable woundcare: supporting this vision. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup6) (2024)
Sylvie Hampton
Consistency of wound care in Leg Clubs. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup6) (2024)
Joanna Jones
Managing venous leg ulceration: variance and variety. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup6) (2024)
Sylvie Hampton
Consistency of wound care in Leg Clubs. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup6) (2024)
Priti Bhatt
Quality of life case series review: wound bed preparation from a UK perspective. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup6) (2024)

volume 29, number Sup9, 2024

Susan Martin, Samantha Holloway
Pressure ulcers: a clinical audit to determine compliance against the aSSKINg framework in an adult community nursing setting. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup9) (2024)
Jacqueline Eyres
Fear of malignant fungating wounds. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup9) (2024)
Annemarie Brown
The use of PICO ™ single-use negative pressure wound therapy in the community settings. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup9) (2024)
Mark Collier
The need for education. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup9) (2024)
Jo Hans
Improving self-awareness and critical thinking through reflective practice. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup9) (2024)
Sylvie Hampton
Vascular eczema and link with intestinal disease. British journal of community nursing 29 (Sup9) (2024)