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ONLINE LINKS (News & publications from various websites and newsletter sources)
~Gov.UK Government collection : Information and resources on the government’s plans to slow
the growth of antimicrobial resistance. Updated:12 August 2016, https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/antimicrobial-resistance-amr-information-and-resources
~Terrorism attacks: mental health check and treatment Updated guidelines 15 Aug
NHS mental health screening and treatment programme for those affected by the terrorist attacks in
Tunisia, Paris (2015) and Brussels (2016). https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/terrorism-attacks-mental-health-check-and-treatment
~ Childhood obesity: a plan for action Published 18
th August
The government’s plan for action to significantly reduce childhood obesity by supporting healthier choices. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/childhood-obesity-a-plan-for-action
~ CSP (Chartered Society of Physiotherapy) launches updated Falls Prevention Economic
Model. online 12th
August 2016
The latest version of the Falls Prevention Economic Model, with fresh data and research, is now live on the CSP’s website. The redesigned model now makes it as easy to use as possible. It shows that across the UK there is potential to save 160,000 falls each year, equating to a cost saving of £25.2 million to NHS services. The CSP has produced a detailed guide to accompany the relaunched model. The guide includes examples of people using the model and is also available on the society’s website. http://www.csp.org.uk/news/2016/08/12/csp-launches-updated-falls-prevention-economic-model-online
Current Awareness Bulletin
for Nursing & Allied Health Staff
From: Bloomsbury Healthcare Library (UCLH) Issue 183
Jul/Aug 2016
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~Royal College of Midwives
SIDS at lowest level ever 15 August, 2016
SIDS annual statistics show that rates of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) in England and Wales are at the lowest level since records began, new figures show. An Office for National Statistics (ONS) report shows there were 128 in 2014, compared with 165 in 2013. This follows the decreasing trend that has generally been seen over the last decade. https://www.rcm.org.uk/news-views-and-analysis/news/sids-at-lowest-level-ever
~ National maternity services audit underway-
Perinatal Care audit maternity care 12th
August 2016
A national audit of the care of women and babies looked after by NHS maternity services across England, Scotland and Wales is underway. The National Maternal and Perinatal Audit (NMPA) aims to evaluate a broad range of care processes and outcomes in order to identify good practice and areas for improvement. It covers care at home, in midwife units and in obstetric units. The NMPA will draw on the rich and high-quality data collected routinely in women’s electronic maternity care records. https://www.rcm.org.uk/news-views-and-analysis/news/national-maternity-services-audit-underway
~ UK heart disease and stroke death rates now lower than cancer Behind the Headlines Monday August 15 2016 In 2014, around 167,000 people in the UK died due to cancer "Heart disease deaths now lower than cancer – but obesity crisis means this may not last," the Daily Mirror reports. A major review of European trends in cardiovascular disease deaths found that UK cancer deaths overtook cardiovascular deaths in 2014.This was a review describing the cardiovascular disease (CVD) burden within Europe in 2013. http://www.nhs.uk/news/2016/08August/Pages/UK-heart-disease-and-stroke-death-rates-now-lower-than-cancer.aspx
~ Virtual reality helped improve nerve function in paralysed people Behind the Headlines Friday August 12 2016 VR technology s increasingly sophisticated ."Virtual reality has helped eight paralysed patients regain some feeling in their legs in 'a big surprise'," Sky News reports. http://www.nhs.uk/news/2016/08August/Pages/Virtual-reality-helped-improve-nerve-function-in-paralysed-people.aspx
~ Hundreds of volunteers to help spot early Alzheimer's BBC News 22
nd August 2016
British researchers are hoping to shed new light on the very early stages of Alzheimer's disease, with the help of hundreds of volunteers. Using techniques including wearable technology, they are looking for what are known as biomarkers - the very early physical signs of the disease. These can be spotted long before more obvious symptoms emerge http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-37131836
~ Education classes essential for adults with diabetes, says NICE 17 August 2016 https://www.nice.org.uk/news Adults with type 1 diabetes should be offered education classes to help them manage their condition, a new quality standard from NICE says The classes should be offered when patients are diagnosed and usually cover diet advice, weight loss for adults who are overweight, exercise and information about medicines https://www.nice.org.uk/news/article/education-classes-essential-for-adults-with-diabetes-says-nice The new NICE quality standard diabetes in adults was published Thursday 18 August and is aimed at commissioners.. https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/qs6
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JOURNAL ARTICLE CONTENTS (Click on a subject to jump to more details) ACCIDENT & EMERGENCY ADDICTION (Inc. Smoking) ADOLESCENCE ADULT ABUSE AGGRESSION AIDS ALLERGY CANCER CANCER: CHILDREN & ADOLESCENTS CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM CARERS COMMUNICATION COMMUNITY HEALTH COMPLEMENTARY THERAPY CONTINENCE DEATH AND BEREAVEMENT DERMATOLOGY DIABETES DISABILITY DRUG ADMINISTRATION & PHARMACOLOGY EDUCATION ELDERLY CARE ETHICS & LAW FAMILTY THERAPY GASTROENTEROLOGY HEALTH AND SAFETY HEALTH PROMOTION HOLISTIC HEALTH CARE INFANT FEEDING INFECTION CONTROL INFERTILITY INFORMATION & COMPUTING TECHNOLOGY INTENSIVE CARE MENTAL HEALTH MENTAL HEALTH: ACUTE CARE MENTAL HEALTH: CHILDREN & ADOLESCENTS
MENTAL HEALTH: ELDERLY MIDWIFERY & CHILDBIRTH NEONATES & INFANTS NEUROLOGY NURSING PRACTICE NURSING PROFESSION NUTRITION & DIETETICS OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY PAEDIATRICS PAIN MANAGEMENT PALLIATIVE CARE PATHOLOGY PATIENT EDUCATION PATIENT PARTICIPATION PATIENT WELFARE PHYSIOTHERAPY & REHABILITATION RENAL SYSTEM & DISEASES RESEARCH METHODS RESPIRATORY SYSTEM RESUSCITATION SPEECH THERAPY SPINAL CORD INJURY SPORTS INJURIES STROKE SUICIDE SURGERY THEORIES AND MODELS OF CARE TRANSPLANTATION WOUND MANAGEMENT
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ACCIDENT & EMERGENCY
HICKOX, B Spontaneous coronary artery dissection, triage, and management in the emergency
department. J. of Emergency Nursing 42(4) Jul 2016 p. 301-5
MCLAUGHLIN, J Improved administration of antibiotics in the emergency department: a practice improvement
project. J. of Emergency Nursing 42(4) Jul 2016 p. 312-6
NORMANDIN, P Quest for excellence: taking C.A.R.E. of the psychiatric emergency patient. J. of Emergency
Nursing 42(4) Jul 2016 p. 350-1
ADDICTION (also Smoking)
MAGOR-BLATCH, L Going smoke free: attitudes of mental health professionals to policy change. J. of Psychiatric
and Mental Health Nursing 23(5) Jun 2016 p. 290-302
PECKHAM, E Exploring why people with SMI smoke and why they may want to quit: baseline data from the
SCIMITAR RCT. J. of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing 23(5) Jun 2016 p. 282-9
ADOLESCENCE
ASKEW, J Opioid consumption and bowel dysfunction in adolescent after spinal surgery. Nursing
Children and Young People 28(6) Jul 2016 p. 18-21
ELLIS, M Adolescents’ view and experiences of living with type 1 diabetes. Nursing Children and
Young People 28(6) Jul 2016 p. 28-34
A.I.D.S.
BRODY, L Life lessons from women with HIV: mutuality, self-awareness, and self-efficacy. AIDS Patient
Care and STD’s 30(6) Jun 2016 p. 261-73
SABERI, P The use of mobile health applications among youth and young adults living with HIV: focus
group findings. AIDS Patient Care and STD’s 30(6) Jun 2016 p. 254-60
ZUCKER, J Identifying areas for improvement in the HIV screening process of a high-prevalence
emergency department. AIDS Patient Care and STD’s 30(6) Jun 2016 p. 247-53
ALLERGY
EGGEN, B The effect of climate change on our health. J. of Family Health 26(3) May/Jun 2016 p. 37-8
CANCER
BISCHEL, L Age differences in fatigue, decrements in energy, and sleep disturbance in oncology patients
receiving chemotherapy. Eur. J. of Oncology Nursing 23 Aug 2016 p. 115-23
CHARALAMBOUS, A An international study hospitalized cancer patients’ health status, nursing care quality,
perceived individuality in care and trust in nurses: a path analysis. Int. J. of Nursing Studies
61 Sep 2016 p. 176-86
CONNOR, C Trailblazers deliver nurse-led care in acute oncology unit. Cancer Nursing Practice 15(5)
May/Jun 2016 p. 16-9
CREMIN, M Encouraging shared decision making on treating men who have prostate cancer. Cancer
Nursing Practice 15(6) Jul 2016 p. 32-6
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CUBBIN, S Healthcare professionals’ attitudes towards patients with cancer who smoke. Cancer Nursing
Practice 15(6) Jul 2016 p. 25-30
GASSMANN, C Experiences and coping strategies of oncology patients undergoing oral chemotherapy: first
steps of a grounded theory study. Eur. J. of Oncology Nursing 23 Aug 2016 p. 106-14
HAIGH, R Development and implementation of nursing grand rounds in a cancer centre. Cancer
Nursing Practice 15(5) May/Jun 2016 p. 24-30
HOJAN, K Clinical and neurophysiological evaluation of persistent sensory disturbances in breast
cancer women after mastectomy with or without radiotherapy. Eur. J. of Oncology Nursing
23 Aug 2016 p. 8-14
HSIEH, E “It’s not like you need to live 10 or 20 years”: challenges to patient-centered care in
gynecologic oncologist-patient interactions. Qualitative Health Research 26(9) Jul 2016 p.
1191-202
JONES, S Nurse-led clinic for men receiving targeted therapies for metastatic hormone-relapsed
prostate cancer. Cancer Nursing Practice 15(5) May/Jun 2016 p. 32-6
KOMATSU, H A self-directed home yoga programme for women with breast cancer during chemotherapy:
a feasibility study. Int. J. of Nursing Practice 22(3) Jun 2016 p. 258-66
LEWIS, S Living well? Strategies used by women living with metastatic breast cancer. Qualitative
Health Research 26(9) Jul 2016 p. 1167-79
TAYLOR, A From an illusion of certainty into a reality of uncertainty: a longitudinal qualitative study of
how people affected by laryngeal cancer use information over time. Eur. J. of Oncology
Nursing 23 Aug 2016 p. 15-23
YEH, M A randomized controlled trial of qigong on fatigue and sleep quality for non-Hodgkin’s
lymphoma patients undergoing chemotherapy. Eur. J. of Oncology Nursing 23 Aug 2016 p.
81-6
CANCER: CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS
COLE, E Teenage trials: a cause for hope. Cancer Nursing Practice 15(6) Jul 2016 p. 16-8
KLANJSEK, P Causes of inadequate intake of nutrients during the treatment of children with chemotherapy.
Eur. J. of Oncology Nursing 23 Aug 2016 p. 24-33
PERGERT, P Resourcing: an approach used by foreign-born parents struggling on in childhood cancer
care. Eur. J. of Oncology Nursing 23 Aug 2016 p. 1-7
SILVA-RODRIGUES, F Childhood cancer: impact on parents’ marital dynamics. Eur. J. of Oncology Nursing 23 Aug
2016 p. 34-42
CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM & DISEASES
BAJAJ, A Impact of previous cardiac surgery on patients undergoing transcatheter aortic valve
implantation: a meta-analysis. Heart & Lung 45(4) Jul/Aug 2016 p. 350-8
BLAKEMAN, J Prodromal myocardial infarction symptoms experienced by women. Heart & Lung 45(4)
Jul/Aug 2016 p. 327-35
DUNBAR, S Family partnership and education interventions to reduce dietary sodium by patients with
heart failure differ by family functioning. Heart & Lung 45(4) Jul/Aug 2016 p. 311-8
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GROSSMAN, J Cardiac rehabilitation enrolment and the impact of systematic nursing interventions for
postmyocardial infarction and stent patients. Clinical Nursing and Research 25(4) Aug 2016
p. 378-90
JALOWIEC, A Clinical outcomes in overweight heart transplant recipients. Heart & Lung 45(4) Jul/Aug 2016
p. 298-304
PEREZ, A Environmental resources in maintenance of physical activity 6 months following cardiac
rehabilitation. Clinical Nursing and Research 25(4) Aug 2016 p. 391-409
RIEGEL, B Effectiveness of motivational interviewing in decreasing hospital readmission in adults with
heart failure and multimorbidity. Clinical Nursing and Research 25(4) Aug 2016 p. 362-77
CARERS
PENG, H Sleep quality in family caregivers of individuals with dementia: a concept analysis. Clinical
Nursing and Research 25(4) Aug 2016 p. 448-64
BARBER, C Communication, ethics and healthcare assistants. Br. J. of Healthcare Assistants 10(7) Jul
2016 p. 332-5
COMPLEMENTARY THERAPY
RAMADURAI, V Roads less travelled: finding a path to using complementary and alternative medicine.
Qualitative Health Research 26(9) Jul 2016 p. 1216-28
CONTINENCE
KEHINDE, O Common incontinence problems seen by community nurses. J. of Community Nursing 30(4)
Aug/Sep 2016 p. 46-55
YATES, A Using ultrasound to detect post-void residual urine. Nursing Times 112(32-34) Aug 2016 p.
16-9
DEATH AND BEREAVEMENT
CLOSSICK, E The impact of perinatal loss on parents and the family. J. of Family Health 26(3) May/Jun
2016 p. 11-5
DEXTER, Y Storyboarding as an aid to learning about death in children’s nursing. Nursing Children and
Young People 28(5) May/Jun 2016 p. 16-21
DERMATOLOGY
LAWTON, S Bathing advice for children with eczema. J. of Family Health Care 26(4) Jul/Aug 2016 p. 22-3
DIABETES
BROWN, M Group education tool: the Conversation Map® programme. J. of Diabetes Nursing 20(7)
2016 p. 251-4
CHOW, E Effects of pharmacist-led patient education on diabetes-related knowledge and medication
adherence: a home-based study. Health Education J. 75(4) Jun 2016 p. 421-33
DEAKIN, T Dietary fats in the management of diabetes. J. of Diabetes Nursing 20(6) 2016 p. 220-4
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HUANG, F Experience of and predictors of response to dapagliflozin in a real-life cohort of people with
type 2 diabetes. J. of Diabetes Nursing 20(7) 2016 p. 238-43
JONES, S Management of inpatients with diabetes undergoing surgery using pre-printed variable rate
intravenous insulin infusion prescriptions. J. of Diabetes Nursing 20(6) 2016 p. 202-6
LAWAL, M Individual versus group diabetes education: assessing the evidence. J. of Diabetes Nursing
20(7) 2016 p. 247-50
NAZARKO, L Diabetes care: prevalence and types. Br. J. of Healthcare Assistants 10(7) Jul 2016 p. 323-8
RANKIN, D Parental response to a type 1 diabetes diagnosis. J. of Family Health 26(3) May/Jun 2016 p.
32-5
SHAFOROST, N Factors associated with hospital-acquired hypoglycaemia among older people with type 2
diabetes. J. of Diabetes Nursing 20(7) 2016 p. 255-60
SHERWOOD, Z What factors influence glycaemic control in children aged under 11 years with type 1
diabetes? A literature review. J. of Diabetes Nursing 20(6) 2016 p. 213-7
SPARUD-LUNDIN, C Parents’ experiences of two different approaches to diabetes care in children newly
diagnosed with type 1 diabetes. Qualitative Health Research 26(10) Aug 2016 p. 1331-40
THORNTON, H New NICE guidance: changes in practice for multidisciplinary teams. Part 2: Type 2 diabetes
in children and young people. J. of Diabetes Nursing 20(6) 2016 p. 210-2
DISABILITY
ALMEIDA, L Comparison of self-report and performance-based balance measures for predicting recurrent
falls in people with Parkinson’s disease. Physical Therapy 96(7) Jul 2016 p. 1074-84
DRUG ADMINISTRATION & PHARMACOLOGY
PENTIN, J Undertaking safe medicine administration with children: part 1. Nursing Children and Young
People 28(6) Jul 2016 p. 35-41
EDUCATION
FORNERIS, S Simulation and debriefing: informing nursing education. J. for Nurses in Professional
Development 32(4) Jul/Aug 2016 p. 226-7
PILCHER, J Learning needs assessment: not only for continuing education. J. for Nurses in Professional
Development 32(4) Jul/Aug 2016 p. 122-9
SEIBERT, S Preparing dedicated education unit staff nurses for the role of clinical teacher. J. for Nurses
in Professional Development 32(4) Jul/Aug 2016 p. 205-11
WAREING, M Understanding practice-based and work-based learning (chapter 1). Br. J. of Healthcare
Assistants 10(7) Jul 2016 p. 336-42
WHITING, L An examination of interprofessional education in a pre-registration children’s nursing course.
Nursing Children and Young People 28(6) Jul 2016 p. 22-7
ELDERLY CARE
CHARALAMBOUS, L Implementing change in older people’s acute care. Nursing Times 112(27/28) Jul 2016 p.
15-7
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CHEN, Y Predictors of regular exercise among older residents of long-term care institutions. Int. J. of
Nursing Practice 22(3) Jun 2016 p. 239-46
COFFEY, A Nurses’ knowledge of advance directives and perceived confidence in end-of-life care: a
cross-sectional study in five countries. Int. J. of Nursing Practice 22(3) Jun 2016 p. 247-57
LEE, D Are older adults receiving evidence-based advice to prevent falls post-discharge from
hospital? Health Education J. 75(4) Jun 2016 p. 448-63
ETHICS AND LAW
BARBER, C Conflicts between patients, families and nursing staff. Br. J. of Healthcare Assistants 10(6)
Jun 2016 p. 284-7
FAMILY THERAPY
AKYIL, Y Experiences of families transmitting values in a rapidly changing society: implications for
family therapists. Family Process 55(2) Jun 2016 p. 368-81
TILSEN, J Cultural studies methodologies and narrative family therapy: therapeutic conversations
about pop culture. Family Process 55(2) Jun 2016 p. 225-37
WEINGARTEN, K The art of reflection: turning the strange into the familiar. Family Process 55(2) Jun 2016 p.
195-210
HEALTH PROMOTION
BRADY, A An evaluation of asthma education project targeting the traveller and Roma community.
Health Education J. 75(4) Jun 2016 p. 396-408
PERRY, L Nurses and midwives need health promotion as much as their patients. Int. J. of Nursing
Practice 22(3) Jun 2016 p. 216
HOLISTIC HEALTH CARE
WILLIAMS, V ‘The little things that count’: delivering dignified care. Nursing Times 112(27/28) Jul 2016 p.
28-9
INFANT FEEDING
KENT, D 13C mixed triglyceride breath testing using infrared spectrometry: comparison of two devices
in early infancy. Eur. J. of Clinical Nutrition 70(8) Aug 2016 p. 959-62
LAWTON, K Midwives’ experiences of helping women struggling to breastfeed. Br. J. of Healthcare
Assistants 10(6) Jun 2016 p. 270-5
ZELLER, C Effects of education on breastfeeding knowledge and attitudes among middle school
students. Health Education J. 75(4) Jun 2016 p. 501-10
INFECTION CONTROL
ALLAN, P The use of daily electronic prompts to help improve antimicrobial stewardship in a critical
care unit. J. of Infection Prevention 17(4) Jul 2016 p. 179-84
ALMATROUDI, A Staphylococcus aureus dry-surface biofilms are not killed by sodium hypochlorite:
implications for infection control. J. of Hospital Infection 93(3) Jul 2016 p. 263-70
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BROOM, J Barriers to uptake of antimicrobial advice in a UK hospital: a qualitative study. J. of Hospital
Infection 93(4) Aug 2016 p. 418-22
CARR, P Infection prevention and control is the business of everyone. Br. J. of Healthcare Assistants
10(6) Jun 2016 p. 276-80
CHANDRANANTH, J Impact of adherence to local antibiotic prophylaxis guidelines on infection outcome after total
hip or knee arthroplasty. J. of Hospital Infection 93(4) Aug 2016 p. 423-7
COIA, J MRSA – seeing the bigger picture. J. of Hospital Infection 93(4) Aug 2016 p. 364-5
DENTON, A Evolution of an audit and monitoring tool into an infection prevention and control process. J.
of Hospital Infection 94(1) Sep 2016 p. 32-40
DUPONT, C Source-case investigation of Mycobacterium wolinskyi cardiac surgical site infection. J. of
Hospital Infection 93(3) Jul 2016 p. 235-9
EYER, M Overtreatment of asymptomatic bacteriuria: a qualitative study. J. of Hospital Infection 93(3)
Jul 2016 p. 297-303
GÖTTING, T Heater-cooler units: contamination of crucial devices in cardiothoracic surgery. J. of Hospital
Infection 93(3) Jul 2016 p. 223-8
KAUR, R Development and appraisal of a hand hygiene teaching approach for medical students: a
qualitative study. J. of Infection Prevention 17(4) Jul 2016 p. 162-8
PARK, S Sequence type 72 community-associated meticillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus
emerged as a predominant clone of nasal colonization in newly admitted patients. J. of
Hospital Infection 93(4) Aug 2016 p. 386-9
PEATE, I Care Certificate Standard 15: infection prevention and control. Br. J. of Healthcare
Assistants 10(6) Jun 2016 p. 296-301
UGOLOTTI, E Whole-genome sequencing as standard practice for the analysis of clonality in outbreaks of
meticillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus in a paediatric setting. J. of Hospital Infection
93(4) Aug 2016 p. 375-81
STJÄRNE ASPELUND, A Acetic acid as a decontamination method for sink drains in a nosocomial outbreak of
metallo-ß-lactamase-producing Pseudomonas aeruginosa. J. of Hospital Infection 94(1) Sep
2016 p. 13-20
SOMMERSTEIN, R Cardiac surgery, nosocomial infection, and the built environment. J. of Hospital Infection
93(3) Jul 2016 p. 240-1
TISSOT, F New genotyping method discovers sustained nosocomial Pseudomonas aeruginosa
outbreak in an intensive care burn unit. J. of Hospital Infection 94(1) Sep 2016 p. 2-7
WATSON, P Efficacy of a hospital-wide environmental cleaning protocol on hospital-acquired methicillin-
resistant Staphylococcus aureus rates. J. of Infection Prevention 17(4) Jul 2016 p. 171-6
INFORMATION & COMPUTING TECHNOLOGY
ONIFADE, A Views on and perceptions of a paperless NHS. Nursing Times 112(32-34) Aug 2016 p. 12-4
INTENSIVE CARE
SPOONER, A Nursing team leader handover in the intensive care unit contains diverse and inconsistent
content: an observational study. Int. J. of Nursing Studies 61 Sep 2016 p.165-72
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MENTAL HEALTH
BENNETT, L Support time recovery workers: 13 years on. Mental Health Practice 19(10) Jul 2016 p. 28-
32
BLANK, A The lived experience of people with mental health and substance misuse problems:
dimensions of belonging. Br. J. of Occupational Therapy 79(6) Jun 2016 p. 434-41
DORN, E Reflections on a yearly camp at an adult mental health rehabilitation unit. Mental Health
Practice 19(10) Jul 2016 p. 33-7
GOURNAY, K Reflections on 20 years of dual diagnosis research. J. of Psychiatric and Mental Health
Nursing 23(5) Jun 2016 p. 243-4
GRAY, R Multimorbidity in people with mental illness: translating evidence to practice. J. of Psychiatric
and Mental Health Nursing 23(5) Jun 2016 p. 245-6
GRAY, R A systematic review of effects of novel psychoactive substances ‘legal highs’ on people with
severe mental illness. J. of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing 23(5) Jun 2016 p. 267-81
KHUBCHANDANI, J The psychometric properties of PHQ-4 depression and anxiety screening scale among
college students. Archives of Psychiatric Nursing 30(4) Aug 2016 p. 457-62
LANCASTER, A Evidence for joint police and mental health responses for people in mental health crisis.
Mental Health Practice 19(10) Jul 2016 p. 20-6
RAMLUGGUN, P Young onset dementia service provision and its effect on service users and family members.
Mental Health Practice 19(10) Jul 2016 p. 15-9
WILLIAMS, L The role of occupational therapists in the provision of dietary interventions for people with
severe mental illness: results from a national survey. Br. J. of Occupational Therapy 79(7)
Jul 2016 p. 442-9
MENTAL HEALTH: CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS
BEST, P Seeking help from everyone and no-one: conceptualizing the online help-seeking process
among adolescent males. Qualitative Health Research 26(8) Jul 2016 p. 1067-77
MANIAM, Y The journey of young people in an early psychosis program involved in participatory
photography. Br. J. of Occupational Therapy 79(6) Jun 2016 p. 368-75
MENTAL HEALTH: ELDERLY
ASHTON, S Choosing a nursing home: families need more support. J. of Dementia care 24(4) Jul/Aug
2016 p. 22-3
GINESI, L How dementia differs from normal ageing. Nursing Times 112(24) Jun 2016 p. 12-5
HOUGHTON, C Healthcare staffs’ experiences and perceptions of caring for people with dementia in the
acute setting: qualitative evidence synthesis. Int. J. of Nursing Studies 61 Sep 2016 p. 104-
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JENKINS, C The nurse’s role in caring for people with dementia. Nursing Times 112(27/28) Jul 2016 p.
20-3
KEENAN, B Preventing and diagnosing dementia. Nursing Times 112(26) Jun 2016 p. 22-5
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LEIGHTON, R Using sensory stories with individuals with dementia. J. of Dementia care 24(4) Jul/Aug 2016
p. 28-31
TILKI, M Dementia among gypsies and travellers. J. of Dementia care 24(4) Jul/Aug 2016 p. 12-3
NEONATES AND INFANTS
BRELSFORD, G Sacred spaces: religious and secular coping and family relationships in the neonatal
intensive care unit. Advances in Neonatal Care 16(4) Aug 2016 p. 315-22
CASEY, J Early bubble continuous positive airway pressure: investigating interprofessional best
practices for the NICU team. Neonatal Networks 35(3) May/Jun 2016 p. 125-33
D’AGATA, A Infant medical trauma in the neonatal intensive care unit (IMTN): a proposed concept for
science and practice. Advances in Neonatal Care 16(4) Aug 2016 p. 289-97
ELSAYED, Y Integrated evaluation of neonatal hemodynamics program optimizing organ perfusion and
performance in critically ill neonates, part 1: understanding physiology of neonatal
hemodynamics. Neonatal Networks 35(3) May/Jun 2016 p. 143-50
HÅKSTAD, R Parents’ perceptions of primary health care physiotherapy with preterm infants:
normalization, clarity, and trust. Qualitative Health Research 26(10) Aug 2016 p. 1341-50
KOH, K Comparing the accuracy of skin sensor temperature at two placement sites to axillary
temperature in term infants under radiant warmers. J. of Neonatal Nursing 22(4) Aug 2016 p.
196-203
LAMBETH, T First golden hour of life: a quality improvement initiative. Advances in Neonatal Care 16(4)
Aug 2016 p. 264-72
MURRAY, C Transition from NICU to home: are the parents ready to manage any emergency? An
evidence-based project. Neonatal Networks 35(3) May/Jun 2016 p. 151-55
NG, D The implications of parental consanguinity on the care of neonates. Advances in Neonatal
Care 16(4) Aug 2016 p. 273-82
PALIWODA, M Neonatal early warning tools for recognising and responding to clinical deterioration in
neonates cared for in the maternity setting: a retrospective case-control study. Int. J. of
Nursing Studies 61 Sep 2016 p. 125-35
VILINSKY, A Preventing peri-operative maternal and neonatal hypothermia after skin-to-skin contact. J. of
Neonatal Nursing 22(4) Aug 2016 p. 163-70
NEUROLOGY
MARTIN, N Decision making about gastrostomy and noninvasive ventilation in amyotrophic lateral
sclerosis. Qualitative Health Research 26(10) Aug 2016 p. 1366-81
NURSING PRACTICE
FALLA, J A total health economy approach to revalidation. Nursing Times 112(27/28) Jul 2016 p. 12-4
OXTOBY, K The 10 commitments: what they mean to nursing. Nursing Times 112(26) Jun 2016 p. 16-8
STAB, N Work organization in hospital wards and nurses’ emotional exhaustion: a multi-method study
of observation-based assessment and nurses’ self-reports. Int. J. of Nursing Studies 61 Sep
2016 p. 52-62
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NURSING PROFESSION
LEAR, K A distance-learning journey from healthcare assistant to registered nurse. Br. J. of
Healthcare Assistants 10(7) Jul 2016 p. 343-9
NUTRITION & DIETETICS
ARAÚJO, D Low serum levels of vitamin B12 in older adults with normal nutritional status by mini
assessment. Eur. J. of Clinical Nutrition 70(7) Jul 2016 p. 859-62
CHENG, S Folate and vitamin B-6 status are not associated with homocysteine, oxidative stress and
antioxidant capacities in patients with hepatocellular carcinoma. Eur. J. of Clinical Nutrition
70(7) Jul 2016 p. 855-8
EL-CHAB, A The reproducibility of a diet using three different dietary standardisation techniques in
athletes. Eur. J. of Clinical Nutrition 70(8) Aug 2016 p. 954-8
GÁBA, A Diagnostic performance of body mass index to identify adiposity in women. Eur. J. of Clinical
Nutrition 70(8) Aug 2016 p. 898-903
GONZÁLEZ-GIL, E Whole-blood fatty acids and inflammation in European children: the IDEFICS study. Eur. J.
of Clinical Nutrition 70(7) Jul 2016 p. 819-23
KINSEY, L A survey of people with inflammatory bowel disease to investigate their views of food and
nutritional issues. Eur. J. of Clinical Nutrition 70(7) Jul 2016 p. 852-4
PENA, M Protein substitutes for phenylketonuria in Europe: access and nutritional composition. Eur. J.
of Clinical Nutrition 70(7) Jul 2016 p. 785-9
TAYLOR, C Nutrition and pressure ulcers: putting evidence into practice. J. of Community Nursing 30(4)
Aug/Sep 2016 p. 38-44
ZHANG, D Body mass index and risk of brain tumours: a systematic review and dose-response meta-
analysis. Eur. J. of Clinical Nutrition 70(7) Jul 2016 p. 757-65
ZHAO, W Association between folate status and cervical intraepithelial neoplasia. Eur. J. of Clinical
Nutrition 70(7) Jul 2016 p. 837-42
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
BONSAKSEN, T Predictors of academic performance and education programme satisfaction in occupational
therapy students. Br. J. of Occupational Therapy 79(6) Jun 2016 p. 361-7
DHILLON, S Understanding advocacy in action: a qualitative study. Br. J. of Occupational Therapy 79(6)
Jun 2016 p. 345-52
HUGHES, J Occupational therapy roles and responsibilities: development of a standardised measure of
time use for staff working with adults in community settings. Br. J. of Occupational Therapy
79(6) Jun 2016 p. 336-44
WILBERFORCE, M Occupational therapy roles and responsibilities: evidence from a pilot study of time use in an
integrated health and social care trust. Br. J. of Occupational Therapy 79(7) Jul 2016 p. 409-
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PAEDIATRICS
DAVIES, A Recognition and management of major health conditions in early infancy. J. of Family Health
Care 26(4) Jul/Aug 2016 p. 16-20
EK, I An experience-based treatment model for children unwilling to eat. Nursing Children and
Young People 28(5) May/Jun 2016 p. 22-8
GRAY, C How a short stay unit can reduce children’s waiting times. Nursing Children and Young
People 28(5) May/Jun 2016 p. 34-9
PANJGANJ, D Children’s nurses’ post-operative pain assessment practices. Nursing Children and Young
People 28(5) May/Jun 2016 p. 29-33
PAIN MANAGEMENT
ALRWAILY, M Treatment-based classification system for low back pain: revision and update. Physical
Therapy 96(7) Jul 2016 p. 1057-66
FLETCHER, C The relationship between knowledge of pain neurophysiology and fear avoidance in people
with chronic pain: a point in time, observational study. Physiotherapy Theory and Practice
32(4) May 2016 p. 271-6
GLADWELL, P Problems, solutions, and strategies reported by users of transcutaneous electrical nerve
stimulation for chronic musculoskeletal pain: qualitative exploration using patient interviews.
Physical Therapy 96(7) Jul 2016 p.1039-48
PARKITNY, L Interdisciplinary management of complex regional pain syndrome of the face. Physical
Therapy 96(7) Jul 2016 p. 1067-73
SHAMSI, M The effect of core stability and general exercise on abdominal muscle thickness in non-
specific chronic low back pain using ultrasound imaging. Physiotherapy Theory and Practice
32(4) May 2016 p. 277-83
SIMON, C Comparative associations of working memory and pain catastrophizing with chronic low back
pain intensity. Physical Therapy 96(7) Jul 2016 p. 1049-56
SUBRAMANIAN, P Pain experience and satisfaction with postoperative pain control among surgical patients. Int.
J. of Nursing Practice 22(3) Jun 2016 p. 232-8
PALLIATIVE CARE
GRANDHIGE, A Respiratory therapists’ experiences and attitudes regarding terminal extubations and end-of-
life care. Respiratory Care 61(7) Jul 2016 p. 891-6
PERDUE, C Management of pruritus in palliative care. Nursing Times 112(24) Jun 2016 p. 20-3
VAN LANCKER, A Symptom clustering in hospitalised older palliative cancer patients: a cross-sectional study.
Int. J. of Nursing Studies 61 Sep 2016 p.72-81
PHYSIOTHERAPY & REHABILITATION
BOLAND, A Dietary protein intake and lean muscle mass in survivors of childhood acute lymphoblastic
leukemia: report from the St. Jude lifetime cohort study. Physical Therapy 96(7) Jul 2016 p.
1029-38
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BRAUN, C Prognostic models in adults undergoing physical therapy for rotator cuffs disorders:
systematic review. Physical Therapy 96(7) Jul 2016 p. 961-71
CARROLL, L How well do you expect to recover, and what does recovery mean, anyway? Qualitative
study of expectations after a musculoskeletal injury. Physical Therapy 96(6) Jun 2016 p.
876-87
CAVILL, S The effect of prehabilitation on the range of motion and functional outcomes in patients
following the total knee or hip arthroplasty: a pilot randomized trial. Physiotherapy Theory
and Practice 32(4) May 2016 p. 262-70
CHRISTIANSEN, D Effectiveness of standardized physical therapy exercises for patients with difficulty returning
to usual activities after decompression surgery for subacromial impingement syndrome:
randomized control trial. Physical Therapy 96(6) Jun 2016 p. 787-96
GOLDBERG, A Construct validity of the modified gait efficacy scale in older females. Physiotherapy Theory
and Practice 32(4) May 2016 p. 307-14
HAY, M Embodiment and aging in contemporary physiotherapy. Physiotherapy Theory and Practice
32(4) May 2016 p. 241-50
LARKIN, L Criterion validity of the activPAL activity monitor for sedentary and physical activity patterns
in people who have rheumatoid arthritis. Physical Therapy 96(7) Jul 2016 p. 1093-101
MIEDEMA, H Disability trajectories in patients with complaints of arm, neck, and shoulder (CANS) in
primary care: prospective cohort study. Physical Therapy 96(7) Jul 2016 p. 972-84
RIEK, L Improving shoulder kinematics ion individuals with paraplegia: comparison across circuit
resistance training exercises and modifications in hand position. Physical Therapy 96(7) Jul
2016 p. 1006-17
ROFFMAN, C Locomotor performance during rehabilitation of people with lower limb amputation and
prosthetic nonuse 12 months after discharge. Physical Therapy 96(7) Jul 2016 p. 985-94
RENAL SYSTEM & DISEASES
BOTTIN, J Equivalence of afternoon spot and 24-h urinary hydration biomarkers in free-living healthy
adults. Eur. J. of Clinical Nutrition 70(8) Aug 2016 p. 904-7
RESEARCH METHODS
BEECH, R Process evaluation of treatment times in a large radiotherapy department. Radiography 2(3)
Aug 2016 p. 206-26
DUNNE, B Using historical documentary methods to explore the history of occupational therapy. Br. J.
of Occupational Therapy 79(6) Jun 2016 p. 376-84
KELLY, D Impact case studies submitted to REF 2014: The hidden impact of nursing research. J. of
Research in Nursing 21(4) 2016 p. 256-68
OPSAL, T “There are no known benefits…”: considering the risk/benefit ratio of qualitative research.
Qualitative Health Research 26(8) Jul 2016 p. 1137-50
RESPIRATORY SYSTEM & DISEASES
BERLINSKI, A Oronasal and tracheostomy delivery of soft mist and pressurized metered-dose inhalers with
valved holding chamber. Respiratory Care 61(7) Jul 2016 p. 913-9
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CARRILLO-ESPER, R Standardization of sonographic diaphragm thickness evaluations in healthy volunteers.
Respiratory Care 61(7) Jul 2016 p. 920-4
DE VITO, E Blunted hypercapnic respiratory drive response in subjects with late-onset Pompe disease.
Respiratory Care 61(7) Jul 2016 p. 930-5
DIGNANI, L Sleep and quality of life in people with COPD: a descriptive-correlational study. Clinical
Nursing and Research 25(4) Aug 2016 p. 432-47
GAO, F The effect of reintubation on ventilator-associated pneumonia and mortality among
mechanically ventilated patients with intubation: a systematic review and meta-analysis.
Heart & Lung 45(4) Jul/Aug 2016 p. 363-71
GRAY, T Managing chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: the nurse’s role. Br. J. of Healthcare
Assistants 10(6) Jun 2016 p. 288-95
HASHEM, M Early mobilization and rehabilitation in the ICU: moving back to the future. Respiratory Care
61(7) Jul 2016 p. 971-9
HU, G Cystatin C as a predictor of in-hospital mortality after exacerbation of COPD. Respiratory
Care 61(7) Jul 2016 p. 950-7
MCCONNELL, R Using a post-intubation checklist and time out to expedite mechanical ventilation monitoring:
observational study of a quality improvement intervention. Respiratory Care 61(7) Jul 2016
p. 902-12
WELCH, L Community pulmonary rehabilitation: a multidisciplinary approach. J. of Community Nursing
30(4) Aug/Sep 2016 p. 56-61
RESUSCITATION
BRAY, I Family presence during resuscitation: validation of the risk-benefit and self-confidence
scales for student nurses. J. of Research in Nursing 21(4) 2016 p. 306-22
SPEECH THERAPY
ENFLO, L Comparing vocal fold contact criteria derived from audio and electroglottographic signals. J.
of Voice 30(4) Jul 2016 p. 381-8
SPINAL CORD INJURIES (includes Paraplegia)
RODGER, S Care of spinal cord injury in non-specialist settings. Nursing Times 112(26) Jun 2016 p. 12-5
VERDONCK, M Enhancing occupational performance in the virtual context using smart technology. Br. J. of
Occupational Therapy 79(6) Jun 2016 p. 385-90
SPORTS INJURIES
BLAUWET, C Risk of injuries in paralympic track and field differs by impairment and event discipline: a
prospective cohort study at the London 2012 Paralympic games. Am. J. of Sports Medicine
44(6) Jun 2016 p. 1455-62
FAVRE, J Modification of knee flexion angle has patient-specific effects on anterior cruciate ligament
injury risk factors during jump landing. Am. J. of Sports Medicine 44(6) Jun 2016 p. 1540-6
GARCIA, G Hemiarthroplasty versus total shoulder arthroplasty for shoulder osteoarthritis: a matched
comparison of return to sports. Am. J. of Sports Medicine 44(6) Jun 2016 p. 1417-22
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PREMKUMAR, A Liposomal bupivacaine for pain control after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction: a
prospective, double-blinded, randomized, positive-controlled trial. Qualitative Health
Research 26(10) Aug 2016 p. 1680-6
SANDERS, T Incidence of anterior cruciate ligament tears and reconstruction: a 21-year population-based
study. Am. J. of Sports Medicine 44(6) Jun 2016 p. 1502-7
SANDERS, T Incidence of and risk factors associated with the decision to undergo anterior cruciate
ligament reconstruction 1 to 10 years after injury. Am. J. of Sports Medicine 44(6) Jun 2016
p. 1558-64
STROKE
AUCHSTAETTER, N Physical therapists’ use of functional electrical stimulation for clients with stroke: frequency,
barriers, and facilitators. Physical Therapy 96(7) Jul 2016 p. 995-1005
FRENCH, B Implementing a systematic voiding program for patients with urinary incontinence after
stroke. Qualitative Health Research 26(10) Aug 2016 p. 1393-408
HODSON, T Understanding the dimensions of home for people returning home post stroke rehabilitation.
Br. J. of Occupational Therapy 79(7) Jul 2016 p. 427-33
ROSS, L Strategies for increasing the intensity of upper limb task-specific practice after acquired brain
impairment: a secondary analysis from a randomized controlled trial. Br. J. of Occupational
Therapy 79(6) Jun 2016 p. 353-60
SASO, A Responsiveness of the Berg Balance Scale in patients early after stroke. Physiotherapy
Theory and Practice 32(4) May 2016 p. 251-61
SUICIDE
BERKI, B A cry for help. J. of Family Health 26(3) May/Jun 2016 p. 41-3
BODEN, Z Feelings and intersubjectivity in qualitative suicide research. Qualitative Health Research
26(8) Jul 2016 p. 1078-90
WIGGINS, S Stepping back from crisis points: the provision and acknowledgement of support in an online
suicide discussion forum. Qualitative Health Research 26(9) Jul 2016 p. 1240-51
SURGERY
ABBAS, D Surgical site infection prevention: a global priority. J. of Hospital Infection 93(4) Aug 2016 p.
319-22
ALLAN, P Outcome of intestinal failure after bariatric surgery: experience from a national UK referral
centre. Eur. J. of Clinical Nutrition 70(7) Jul 2016 p. 772-8
BANSCHBACH, S Perioperative nurse leaders and their role in patient safety. AORN J. 104(2) Aug 2016 p.
161-4
COX, J Leadership and management roles: challenges and success strategies. AORN J. 104(2) Aug
2016 p. 154-60
DERIEG, S An overview of perioperative care for pediatric patients. AORN J. 104(1) Jul 2016 p. 4-10
DU PLESSIS, M Interventions for treating inadvertent postoperative hypothermia. J. of Perioperative Practice
26(7 & 8) Jul/Aug 2016 p. 158-9
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FUKUDU, H Patient-related risk factors for surgical site infection following eight types of gastrointestinal
surgery. J. of Hospital Infection 93(4) Aug 2016 p. 347-54
GARRETT, J Effective perioperative communication to enhance patient care. AORN J. 104(2) Aug 2016 p.
111-20
JING, J Using a checklist in robotic-assisted laparoscopic radical prostatectomy procedures. AORN
J. 104(2) Aug 2016 p. 145-52
TERRY, K Addressing differences and challenges in the pediatric perioperative setting. AORN J. 104(1)
Jul 2016 p. 1-3
VASSELL, P Improving OR efficiency. AORN J. 104(2) Aug 2016 p. 121-32
VURAL, F Ergonomics: an important factor in the operating room. J. of Perioperative Practice 26(7 & 8)
Jul/Aug 2016 p. 174-8
TRANSPLANTATION
EIDE, I Plasma levels of marine n-3 fatty acids and cardiovascular risk markers in renal transplant
recipients. Eur. J. of Clinical Nutrition 70(7) Jul 2016 p. 824-30
WOUND MANAGEMENT
ELLIS, M Understanding the latest guidance on pressure ulcer prevention. J. of Community Nursing
30(4) Aug/Sep 2016 p. 29-36
MAHONEY, K A simple and effective solution to preventing recurrent venous leg ulcers. J. of Community
Nursing 30(4) Aug/Sep 2016 p. 24-8