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ONLINE LINKS (Recent news & publications from various websites and newsletter sources)

~ UK society and dementia?

The Joseph Rowntree Foundation has published How can and should UK society adjust to dementia?, which aims to stimulate debate about new ways forward in understanding, and ways to meet the needs of the growing number of people living with dementia. The publication explores the application of the social model of disability to dementia. It looks in detail at what this social model is, and where it has come from, bringing together the authors’ interests in disability and ageing, and training in disability studies and health and social geography. http://www.jrf.org.uk/publications/how-can-and-should-uk-society-adjust-dementia

~ Chief Nursing Officer’s safe staffing letter

England’s Chief Nursing Officer; Jane Cummings has written to Nursing Directors, CCGs, Arm’s Length Bodies and other stakeholders about the NHS is safely staffed. She says “we must recognise that, unlike in acute wards, there is as yet little research or evidence into what safe staffing looks like for other care settings. We need to find a new approach to testing what is right, which includes looking at what evidence exists, commissioning new research and national and international best practice”. http://www.england.nhs.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/cno-safe-staffing-letter-

stakeholders.pdf

~ Prevention Programme can ease burden of diabetes on NHS it is estimated that 4 million people will be living with diabetes in England by 2025. Diabetes can cause serious complications and early death, and already accounts for around 10 percent of the annual NHS budget. The new NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme will help ease the burden on primary care doctors and nurses as it is rolled out across the country over the next few years. Dr Matt Kearney, National Clinical Advisor to NHS England and Public Health England, says the programme will not only help GPs with their burgeoning workload in treating children and adults with the condition, but it will also provide high quality local services to them to refer high-risk patients into. http://www.england.nhs.uk/ourwork/qual-clin-lead/action-for-diabetes/diabetes-prevention/

Current Awareness Bulletin

for Nursing & Allied Health Staff

From: Bloomsbury Healthcare Library (UCLH) Issue 176

June 2015

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~ New standards for children and young people with acute illness

The RCGP and the RCN have developed jointly a new set of standards Facing the Future Together for Child Health 2015. These aim to ensure there is always high quality diagnosis and care early in the unscheduled pathway and to reduce unnecessary attendances at the emergency department and admissions to hospital by providing care closer to home. They aim to bring specialist child health expertise directly into general practice where the needs of the child or young person are known and build connections between primary and secondary care. http://www.rcpch.ac.uk/improving-child-health/better-nhs-children/service-standards-and-planning/facing-

future-together-c-1

~ Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists has published Polycystic ovary syndrome: what it means for your long-term health (PCOS). This patient information guidance covers: symptoms of PCOS; causes of PCOS; how PCOS is diagnosed; what PCOS could mean for long-term health and how to reduce risks. It describes how, for many women, symptoms and the long term effects of PCOS can be managed by eating a healthy diet, exercising regularly and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. The information doesn’t cover specific treatment options for PCOS. https://www.rcog.org.uk/en/patients/patient-leaflets/polycystic-ovary-syndrome-pcos-what-it-means-for-your-long-term-

health/

~ Diabetes and mediterranean diet - randomized controlled trial For newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes, a low-carbohydrate Mediterranean diet may delay need for medication and improve chance of remission compared to a low-fat diet ▪ A Mediterranean diet resulted in fewer diabetes medications than a low-fat diet for up to 8 years, which could reduce healthcare costs. ▪ A diet higher in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean meat, fatty fish, low-fat dairy products, nuts and monounsaturated oils should be promoted in diabetes management. http://ebn.bmj.com/content/18/3/74.full.pdf+html

~ NICE Guidance - suspected cancer: recognition and referral NICE has published Suspected cancer: recognition and referral NG12. This guideline updates and replaces NICE clinical guideline CG27 (published June 2005). It offers evidence-based advice on the recognition of and referral for suspected cancer in children, young people and adults. New recommendations have been added about recognising suspected cancer and referral. The recommendations have been organised by symptoms and investigation findings, as well as by the site of suspected cancer. The guidance also updates and replaces recommendations 1.1.2 to 1.1.5 in Lung cancer (2011) NICE guideline CG121. http://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ng12

~ NICE interventional procedure guidance - Venous thromboembolism The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has issued full guidance to the NHS in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland on Ultrasound enhanced catheter-directed thrombolysis for pulmonary embolism, in June 2015. http://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ipg524

~ NICE quality standards published June 2015 Pressure ulcers This quality standard covers the prevention, assessment and management of pressure ulcers in all settings, including hospitals, care homes with and without nursing and people’s own homes. It covers people of all ages: neonates, infants, children, young people and adults (including older people). More information: topic overview. http://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/qs89

Prostate cancer This quality standard covers the care of men referred to secondary care with suspected or diagnosed prostate cancer, and men having follow-up for prostate cancer in primary care. It does not cover the recognition and referral of men with suspected prostate cancer in primary care. This topic is expected to be covered by a quality standard on suspected cancer. More information: topic overview. http://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/qs91

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JOURNAL ARTICLE CONTENTS (Click on a subject to jump to more details) ACCIDENT & EMERGENCY ADDICTION (ALSO SMOKING) ADOLESCENCE AIDS ANAESTHESIA BURNS CANCER CANCER: CHILDREN & ADOLESCENTS CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM CONTINENCE COUNSELLING DEATH AND BEREAVEMENT DENTAL HEALTH DERMATOLOGY DIABETES DISABILITY DRUG ADMINISTRATION & PHARMACOLOGY EDUCATION ELDERLY CARE ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH ETHICS & LAW EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE FAMILTY THERAPY GASTROENTEROLOGY GENETICS GENITO-URINARY SYSTEM GYNAECOLOGY HAEMATOLOGY HEALTH PROMOTION IMMUNISATION IMMUNOLOGY INFANT FEEDING

INFECTION CONTROL INFERTILITY INFORMATION & COMPUTING TECHNOLOGY INTENSIVE CARE INTRAVENOUS THERAPY LEARNING DISABILITIES LYMPHATIC DISORDERS MANAGEMENT MENS HEALTH MENTAL HEALTH MENTAL HEALTH: CHILDREN & ADOLESCENTS MENTAL HEALTH: COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH: ELDERLY METABOLIC DISORDERS MIDWIFERY & CHILDBIRTH MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE NEONATES & INFANTS NEUROLOGY NURSING PRACTICE NURSING PROFESSION NUTRITION & DIETETICS OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY OPHTHAMOLOGY ORAL CARE ORTHOPAEDICS PAEDIATRICS PAIN MANAGEMENT PALLIATIVE CARE PATIENT WELFARE PHYSIOTHERAPY & REHABILITATION

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RADIOGRAPHY AND RADIOLOGY RENAL SYSTEM & DISEASES RESEARCH METHODS RESPIRATORY SYSTEM RESUSCITATION RHEUMATOLOGY SEXUAL HEALTH SLEEP SOCIETY AND SOCIAL CARE SPEECH THERAPY

SPINAL CORD INJURY SPORTS INJURIES STOMA CARE STRESS STROKE SUICIDE SURGERY TRANSPLANTATION WOUND MANAGEMENT

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ACCIDENT & EMERGENCY

CASTNER, J Criteria air pollutants and emergency nursing. J. of Emergency Nursing 41(3) May 2015 p.

186-92

COSSETTE, S The impact of an emergency department nursing intervention on continuity of care, self-care

capacities and psychological symptoms: secondary outcomes of a randomized controlled

trial. Int. J. of Nursing Studies 52(3) Mar 2015 p. 666-76

DELANEY, M The flaws of “herd immunity”: whose duty is it top protect the very young/old, pregnant,

vaccine allergic, and the immunosuppressed? J. of Emergency Nursing 41(3) May 2015 p.

183-4

MARINO, P Bypass rapid assessment triage: how culture change improved one emergency department’s

safety, throughput and patient satisfaction. J. of Emergency Nursing 41(3) May 2015 p. 213-

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WILES, L Keep it clean: a visual approach to reinforce hand hygiene compliance in the emergency

department. J. of Emergency Nursing 41(2) Mar 2015 p. 119-24

ADDICTION (also Smoking)

ASHFORD, K Ethnicity, smoking status, and preterm birth as predictors of maternal locus of control.

Clinical Nursing Research 24(2) Apr 2015 p. 172-87

BENOIT, C Stigma, sex work, and substance use: a comparative analysis. Sociology of Health & Illness

37(3) Mar 2015 p. 437-51

BROWN, S Personal network recovery enablers and relapse risks for women with substance

dependence. Qualitative Health Research 25(3) Mar 2015 p. 371-85

NACHTIGAL, A Existential multiplicity and the late-modern smoker: negotiating multiple identities in a

support group for smoking cessation. Sociology of Health & Illness 37(3) Mar 2015 p. 452-67

ADOLESCENCE

KELLY, B Symbolic boundaries, subcultural capital and prescription drug misuse across youth cultures.

Sociology of Health & Illness 37(3) Mar 2015 p. 325-39

POUTIAINEN, H Family characteristics and health behaviour as antecedents of school nurses’ concerns

about adolescents’ health and development: a path model approach. Int. J. of Nursing

Studies 52(5) May 2015 p.920-9

PYCROFT, A Participation, engagement and change: a study of the experiences of service users of the

unified adolescent team. Br. J. of Social Work 45(2) Mar 2015 p. 422-39

SINGLETARY, J Young people’s perceptions of mental and physical health in the context of general

wellbeing. Health Education J. 74(3) May 2015 p. 257-69

A.I.D.S.

BEUTHIN, R Storylines of aging with HIV: shifts toward sense making. Qualitative Health Research 25(5)

May 2015 p. 612-21

ANAESTHESIA

PHILLIPS, M What’s in a name? An evaluation of public perceptions around job titles within the modern

anaesthesia team. J. of Perioperative Practice 25(4) Apr 2015 p. 68-71

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BURNS

CHARLES, L Tissue expansion in burn reconstruction: what can the child and family expect? Nursing

Children and Young People 27(4) May 2015 p. 22-8

GLAT, P Clinical evaluation of a silver-impregnated foam dressing in paediatric partial-thickness

burns. J. of Wound Care 24(4) Apr 2015 p. s4-10

CANCER

AKERSON, K Female college students’ beliefs about cervical cancer screening. J. of Research in Nursing

20(2) Mar 2015 p.147-59

BIRD, J Coping with melanoma-related worry: a qualitative study of the experiences and support

needs of patients with malignant melanoma. J. of Clinical Nursing 24(7 & 8) Apr 2015 p. 937-

47

BLOODWORTH, C Developments in diagnostics and treatment for myeloma. Cancer Nursing Practice 14(3) Apr

2015 p. 33-7

BROWN, S Efficacy of a late effects screening clinic led by nurses. Cancer Nursing Practice 14(3) Apr

2015 p. 16-23

CAUSER, L Treatment developments for metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer. Cancer Nursing

Practice 14(2) Mar 2015 p. 31-7

CHI, G Effects of music relaxation video on pain and anxiety for women with gynaecological cancer

receiving intracavitary brachytherapy: a randomised controlled trial. J. of Research in

Nursing Mar 20(2) 2015 p. 129-44

DEW, K Cancer care decision making in multidisciplinary meetings. Qualitative Health Research

25(3) Mar 2015 p. 397-407

Govender, R Identification of behaviour change components in swallowing interventions for head and

neck cancer patients: protocol for a systematic review. Systematic Reviews 4(1): 89 Jun

2015 DOI 10.1186/s13643-015-0077-4

HALLIDAY, L Liminal reproductive experiences after therapies for haematological malignancy. Qualitative

Health Research 25(3) Mar 2015 p. 408-16

KAZIMIERCZAK, K ‘I’ve used the word cancer but it’s actually good news’: discursive performativity of cancer

and the identity of urological cancer services. Sociology of Health & Illness 37(3) Mar 2015

p. 340-54

MCPHELIM, J Role of lung cancer nurse specialists in recruiting patients to clinical trials. Cancer Nursing

Practice 14(4) May 2015 p. 22-6

MARSHALL-MCKENNA, Management of chemotherapy-related arm symptoms in patients with breast cancer. Cancer

Nursing Practice 14(2) Mar 2015 p. 22-8

MARTIN-HARRIS, B Respiratory-swallow training in patients with head and neck cancer. Archives of Physical

Medicine and Rehabilitation 96(5) May 2015 p. 885-93

MEADE, E Management of metastatic colorectal cancer and its implications for patients and nurses.

Cancer Nursing Practice 14(3) Apr 2015 p. 25-30

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MOORE, S The experience of care for people affected by mesothelioma. Cancer Nursing Practice 14(2)

Mar 2015 p. 14-20

PATERSON, C Identifying the self-management behaviours performed by prostate cancer survivors: a

systematic review of the evidence. J. of Research in Nursing 20(2) 2015 p. 96-111

SIMPSON, P Prostatectomy: information provision and education for patients. Br. J. of Nursing 24(9) May

2015 p. s24-8

STAPLETON, S The lived experience of men with advanced cancer in relation to their perceptions of

masculinity: a phenomenological study. J. of Clinical Nursing 24(7 & 8) Apr 2015 p. 1069-78

TIMMERMAN, J Relationship between patterns of daily physical activity and fatigue in cancer survivors. Eur.

J. of Oncology Nursing 19(2) Apr 2015 p. 162-8

WOLF, B Do families cope communally with breast cancer, or is it just talk? Qualitative Health

Research 25(3) Mar 2015 p. 320-35

ZAPKA, J Physician perspectives on colorectal cancer surveillance care in a changing environment.

Qualitative Health Research 25(6) Jun 2015 p. 831-44

ZHOU, K A clinical randomized controlled trial of music therapy and progressive muscle relaxation

training in female breast cancer patients after radical mastectomy: results on depression,

anxiety and length of hospital. Eur. J. Oncology Nursing 19(1) Feb 2015 p. 54-9

CANCER: CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS

CHAN, C Feasibility of psychoeducational interventions in managing chemotherapy-associated

nausea and vomiting (CANV) in pediatric oncology patients. Eur. J. of Oncology Nursing

19(2) Apr 2015 p. 182-90

FREDA, M Health and writing: meaning-making processes in the narratives of parents of children with

leukemia. Qualitative Health Research 25(3) Mar 2015 p. 348-59

CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM & DISEASES

ABED, M Awareness of modifiable acute myocardial infarction risk factors has little impact on risk

perception for heart attack among vulnerable patients. Heart & Lung 44(3) May/Jun 2015 p.

183-8

ALLIDA, S Thirst in chronic heart failure: a review. J. of Clinical Nursing 24(7 & 8) Apr 2015 p. 916-26

ATHILINGAM, P Computerized auditory cognitive training to improve cognition and functional outcomes in

patients with heart failure: results of a pilot study. Heart & Lung 44(2) Mar/Apr 2015 p. 120-8

BERG, S Physical activity in primary versus secondary prevention indication implantable cardioverter

defibrillator recipients 6-12 months after implantation – a cross-sectional study with register

follow up. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 96(3) Mar 2015 p. 426-31

CHAPA, D Gender differences in stroke, mortality, and hospitalization among patients with atrial

fibrillation: a systematic review. Heart & Lung 44(3) May/Jun 2015 p. 189-98

CLARKE, S Shock therapy: psychological impact and patient support. Br. J. of Cardiac Nursing 10(3)

Mar p. 116-23

CONLEY, S The relationship between pain, fatigue, depression and functional performance in stable

heart failure. Heart & Lung 44(2) Mar/Apr 2015 p. 107-12

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CORTÉS, O Mobilization patterns of patients after an acute myocardial infarction: a pilot study. Clinical

Nursing Research 24(2) 2015 p. 139-55

COWAN, H Heart-brain interactions: a focus on neurological injury after cardiac surgery. Physical

Therapy 95(3) Mar 2015 p. 126-9

DE MIGUEL-YANES, J First plasma glucose value after urgent admission and in-hospital mortality in acutely

decompensated heart failure. Heart & Lung 44(2) Mar/Apr 2015 p. 137-40

FALLON, N The challenge of measuring blood pressure accurately. Br. J. of Cardiac Nursing 10(3) Mar

p. 132-9

GRITZMACHER, L Heart of the matter: FH and delivering on NICE guidance. Br. J. of Cardiac Nursing 10(4)

May 2015 p. 220-2

HJELM, C The association between cognitive function and self-care in patients with chronic heart

failure. Heart & Lung 44(2) Mar/Apr 2015 p. 113-9

KHAN, N Risks and benefits of antiplatelet therapies. Br. J. of Cardiac Nursing 10(4) May 2015 p. 236-

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LAM, H No-reflow phenomenon during PCI in acute myocardial infarction. Br. J. of Cardiac Nursing

10(4) May 2015 p. 223-8

LORD, L ’The team for both sides?’ A qualitative study of change in heart failure services at three

acute NHS trusts. Health and Social Care in the Community 23(2) Mar 2015 p.121-30

PARKIN, D What is the value of a nurse-led clinic for patients with replacement heart values? Br. J. of

Cardiac Nursing 10(3) Mar 2015 p. 145-9

SHARMA, V Stratifying patients at the risk of heart failure hospitalization using existing device diagnostic

thresholds. Heart & Lung 44(2) Mar/Apr 2015 p. 129-36

TSAI, P Determinants of self-care decision-making in hospitalised patients with heart failure. J. of

Clinical Nursing 24(7 & 8) Apr 2015 p. 1101-11

WOODS, A Reducing readmissions of outpatients with LVADs. Br. J. of Cardiac Nursing 10(4) May 2015

p. 230-4

CONTINENCE

CHAPPLE, A Comparing transurethral and suprapubic catheterization for long-term bladder damage: a

qualitative study of the patients’ perspective. J. of Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nursing

42(2) Mar/Apr 2015 p. 170-5

MOODY, L Experiences of leg bag users and emerging design priorities. J. of Wound, Ostomy and

Continence Nursing 42(2) Mar/Apr 2015 p. 176-82

WILSON, M Living with faecal incontinence: a 10-year follow-up study. Br. J. of Nursing 24(5) Mar 2015

p. 268-74

DEATH AND BEREAVEMENT

ANDERSON, N Experiencing patient death in clinical practice: nurse’s recollections of their earliest

memorable patient death. Int. J. of Nursing Studies 52(3) Mar 2015 p. 695-704

CREIGHTON, G Living for the moment: men situating risk-taking after the death of a friend. Sociology of

Health & Illness 37(3) Mar 2015 p. 355-69

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DIABETES

ALLAN, J Understanding poor outcomes in women with type 1 diabetes and eating disorders. J. of

Diabetes Nursing 19(3) 2015 p. 99-103

BISSETT, S Periodontal disease and diabetes. J. of Diabetes Nursing 19(4) 2015 p. 134-40

BUIJSSE, B Consumption of fatty foods and incident type 2 diabetes in populations from eight European

countries. European J. of Clinical Nutrition 69(4) Apr 2015 p. 455-61

CARO-BAUTISTA, J Using qualitative methods in developing an instrument to identify barriers to self-care among

persons with type 2 diabetes mellitus. J. of Clinical Nursing 24(7 & 8) Apr 2015 p. 1024-37

CHEN, C The experiences of diabetics on self-monitoring of blood glucose: a qualitative

metasynthesis. J. of Clinical Nursing 24(5&6) Mar 2015 p. 614-26

CHO, N The influence of diabetes mellitus on clinical and structural outcomes after arthroscopic

rotator cuff repair. Am. J. of Sports Medicine 43(4) Apr 2015 p. 991-7

CLAPHAM, L Injection technique education and follow-up: the key to ensuring optimal glycaemic control.

J. of Diabetes Nursing 19(4) 2015 p. 152-5

COOPER, A The association between a biomarker score for fruit and vegetable intake and incident type 2

diabetes: the EPIC-Norfolk study. European J. of Clinical Nutrition 69(4) Apr 2015 p. 449-454

DOWLING, L Type-1 diabetes: are children getting the care they need? J. of Family Health 25(2) Mar/Apr

2015 p. 35-7

DOYLE, E Autoimmune conditions associated with type 1 diabetes. Gastroenterology Nursing 38(2)

Mar/Apr 2015 p. 89-91

DYCE, P The diagnosis and management of cystic fibrosis-related diabetes. J. of Diabetes Nursing

19(3) 2015 p. 92-6

HERBERT, L Relations among school/daycare functioning, fear of hypoglycaemia and quality of life in

parents of young children with type 1 diabetes. J. of Clinical Nursing 24(9&10) May 2015 p.

1199-1209

HILL, J Diabetes and dementia: the implications for diabetes nursing. J. of Diabetes Nursing 19(4)

2015 p. 148-51

HOLMES, G Coeliac disease and type 1 diabetes mellitus: an important association. J. of Diabetes

Nursing 19(3) 2015 p. 111-6

MATTEUCCI, E Dietary strategies for adult type 1 diabetes in light of outcome evidence. Eur. J. of Clinical

Nutrition 69(3) Mar 2015 p. 285-90

SPARAPANI, V What is it like to be a child with type 1 diabetes mellitus? Pediatric Nurse 41(1) Jan/Feb 2015

p. 17-22

WALLACE, A Diabetes self-management: using the colored eco-genetic relationship map to assess social

support. Nursing Research 64(2) Mar/Apr 2015 p. 111-6

WILTSHIRE, L Anxiety and diabetes: a difficult combination to manage. J. of Diabetes Nursing 19(3) 2015

p. 104-7

YATES, R The challenges of managing type 1 diabetes in older people. J. of Diabetes Nursing 19(4)

2015 p. 143-7

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DISABILITY

BARBER, C Disability discrimination 6: a critique of equality and diversity legislation. Br. J. of Healthcare

Assistants 9(3) Mar 2015 p. 138-43

GARCIA, S Development of self-report measures of social attitudes that act as environmental barriers

and facilitators for people with disabilities. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

96(4) Apr 2015 p. 596-603

HAMMEL, J Environmental barriers and supports to everyday participation: a qualitative insider

perspective from people with disabilities. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

96(4) Apr 2015 p. 578-88

HUGHES, A Self-efficacy as a longitudinal predictor of perceived cognitive impairment in individuals with

multiple sclerosis. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 96(5) May 2015 p. 913-9

LAMERS, I Associations of upper limb disability measures on different levels of the International

Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health in people with multiple sclerosis. Physical

Therapy 95(1) Jan 2015 p. 65-75

MATSUDA, P Falls among adults aging with disability. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

96(3) Mar 2015 p. 464-71

MITCHELL, F Facilitators and barriers to informed choice in self-directed support for young people with

disability in transition. Health and Social Care in the Community 23(2) Mar 2015 p. 190-9

OWENS, J Exploring the critiques of the social model of disability: the transformative possibility of

Arendt’s notion of power. Sociology of Health & Illness 37(3) Mar 2015 p. 385-403

PROUD, E Evaluation measures of upper limb functioning and disability in people with Parkinson

disease: a systematic review. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 96(3) Mar

2015 p. 540-51.e1

TULSKY, D Developing an item bank to measure economic quality of life for individuals with disabilities.

Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 96(4) Apr 2015 p. 604-13

TURNER, A Smoking and physical activity: examining health behaviours and 15-year mortality among

individuals with multiple sclerosis. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 96(3)

Mar 2015 p. 402-9

WALDMAN-LEVI, A Will environmental interventions affect the level of mastery motivation among children with

disabilities? A preliminary study. Occupational Therapy Int. 22(1) 2015 p. 19-27

DRUG ADMINISTRATION

SHAH, C How nurses contribute to medicines reconciliation. Nursing Management (UK) 22(2) May

2015 p. 18-22

EDUCATION

BROWNING, M Supporting nursing student supervision: an assessment of an innovative approach to

supervisor support. Nurse Education Today 35(6) Jun 2015 p. 740-5

GLOSTER, A Effects of advanced practitioners’ learning in one hospital. Nursing Management (UK) 21(10)

Mar 2015 p. 23-30

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KE, Y An exploration of nursing preceptorship and functions and nurses’ intention to stay from the

perspective of cultural differences. Nurse Education Today 35(4) Apr 2015 p. 597-601

MCCUTCHEON, K A systematic review evaluating the impact of online or blended learning vs. face-to-face

learning of clinical skills in undergraduate nurse education. J. of Advanced Nursing 71(2)

Feb 2015 p. 255-70

MATHER, C Clinical supervisors’ perspectives on delivering work integrated learning: a survey study.

Nurse Education Today 35(4) Apr 2015 p. 625-31

OERMANN, M Use of deliberate practice in teaching in nursing. Nurse Education Today 35(4) Apr 2015 p.

535-6

VINALES, J The learning environment and learning styles: a guide for mentors. Br. J. of Nursing 24(8)

Apr 2015 p. 454-7

ELDERLY CARE

ERICSON-LIDMAN, E Learning to deal constructively with troubled conscience related to care providers’

perceptions of not providing sufficient activities for residents. Clinical Nursing Research

24(2) Apr 2015 p. 211-27

LEE, L Need-based nutritional intervention is effective in improving handgrip strength and Barthel

Index scores of older people living in a nursing home: a randomized controlled trial. Int. J. of

Nursing Studies 52(5) May 2015 p. 904-12

SJÖGREN, K To what extent is the work environment of staff related to person-centred care? A cross-

sectional study of residential aged care. J. of Clinical Nursing 24(9&10) May 2015 p. 1310-9

TØIEN, M Older users’ perspectives on the benefits of preventive home visits. Qualitative Health

Research 25(5) May 2015 p. 700-12

ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH

HEINEMANN, A Environmental factors item development for persons with stroke, traumatic brain injury, and

spinal cord injury. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 96(4) Apr 2015 p. 589-95

ETHICS AND LAW

ATABAY, G Impact of ethical climate on moral distress revisited: multidimensional view. Nursing Ethics

22(1) 2015 p. 103-16

GANZ, F Nurse middle manager ethical dilemmas and moral distress. Nursing Ethics 22(1) 2015 p.

43-51

JOHNSTONE, M ‘Moral distress’ – time to abandon a flawed nursing construct? Nursing Ethics 22(1) 2015 p.

5-14

MCCARTHY, J Moral distress: a review of the argument-based Nursing ethics literature. Nursing Ethics

22(1) 2015 p. 131-52

MOLLOY, J Moral distress in the resuscitation of extremely premature infants. Nursing Ethics 22(1) 2015

p. 52-63

NEWNS, K Action ethics: using action method techniques to facilitate training on ethical practice. J. of

Family Therapy 37(2) Apr 2015 p. 246-58

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O’CONNELL, C Gender and the experience of moral distress in critical care nurses. Nursing Ethics 22(1)

2015 p. 32-42

EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE

LAVENDER, T What constitutes good trial evidence? Br. J. Midwifery 23(5) May 2015 p. 316-21

FAMILY THERAPY

AGGETT, P ‘Seeking permission’: an interviewing stance for finding connection with hard to reach

families. J. of Family Therapy 37(2) Apr 2015 p. 190-209

DONOVAN, M Systemic psychotherapy for ‘harder to reach’ families: mentalization-based therapeutic

interventions for families and the politics of empiricism. J. of Family Therapy 37(2) Apr 2015

p. 143-66

POCOCK, D A philosophy of practice for systematic psychotherapy: the case for critical realism. J. of

Family Therapy 37(2) Apr 2015 p. 167-83

WEBB-PEPLOE, H Systematic empathy with adults affected by intellectual disabilities and their families. J. of

Family Therapy 37(2) Apr 2015 p. 28-45

GASTROENTEROLOGY

KORKOLIS, D The impact of laparoscopic Nissen fundoplication on the long-term quality of life in patients

with gastroesophageal reflux disease. Gastroenterology Nursing 38(2) Mar/Apr 2015 p. 111-

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MAZZAWI, T Effect of dietary management on the gastric endocrine cells in patients with irritable bowel

syndrome. European J. of Clinical Nutrition 69(4) Apr 2015 p. 5169-524

GENETICS

LOUGH, M Legal and clinical issues in genetics and genomics. Clinical Nurse Specialist 29(2) Mar/Apr

2015 p. 68-70

GENITO-URINARY SYSTEM

BUCKLEY, C Reducing inappropriate urinary catheter use: quality care initiatives. Br. J. of Nursing 24(9)

May 2015 p. s18-s22

GYNAECOLOGY

COOK, O Exploration of the role of specialist nurses in the care of women with gynaecological cancer:

a systematic review. J. of Clinical Nursing 24(5&6) Mar 2015 p. 683-95

HAEMATOLOGY

RYBLOM, H Self-perception of symptoms of anemia and fatigue before and after blood transfusions in

patients with myelodysplastic syndromes. Eur. J. of Oncology Nursing 19(2) Apr 2015 p. 99-

106

HEALTH PROMOTION

DEASY, C Psychological distress and lifestyle of students: implications for health promotion. Health

Promotion Int. 30(1) Mar 2015 p. 77-87

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LIN, C Moderate physical activity level as a protective factor against metabolic syndrome in middle-

aged and older women. J. of Clinical Nursing 24(9&10) May 2015 p. 1234-45

LUPTON, D Health promotion in the digital era: a critical commentary. Health Promotion Int. 30(1) Mar

2015 p. 174-83

IMMUNISATION

WILEY, K Understanding pregnant women’s attitudes and behaviour toward influenza and pertussis

vaccination. Qualitative Health Research 25(3) Mar 2015 p. 360-70

INFANT FEEDING

BAI, D Previous breastfeeding experience and duration of any and exclusive breastfeeding among

multiparous mothers. Birth 42(1) Mar 2015 p. 70-7

DI MANNO, L The international continuity of breastfeeding intention, initiation, and duration: a systematic

review. Birth 42(1) Mar 2015 p. 5-15

GARDNER, E Best practice in infancy: moving into cups. J. of Family Health 25(2) Mar/Apr 2015 p. 30-3

RODRIGUEZ, N Oropharyngeal administration of mother’s milk to prevent necrotizing enterocollitis in

extremely low-birth-weight infants: theoretical perspectives. J. of Perinatal and Neonatal

Nursing 29(1) Jan/Mar 2015 p. 81-90

SCOTT, J A comparison of maternal attitudes to breastfeeding in public and the association with

breastfeeding duration in four European countries: results of a cohort study. Birth 42(1) Mar

2015 p. 78-85

WSZOLEK, K Hand expressing in pregnancy and colostrum harvesting – preparation for successful

breastfeeding. Br. J. of Midwifery 23(4) Apr 2015 p. 268-74

INFECTION CONTROL

ALLEN, G Infection prevention: a patient safety imperative for the perioperative setting. AORN J. 101(5)

May 2015 p. 508-10

CASTRO-SANCHEZ, E Impact of organizations on healthcare-associated infections. J. of Hospital Infection 89(4)

Apr 2015 p. 346-50

CHUANG, V Infection control intervention on methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus transmission in

residential care homes for the elderly. J. of Infection Prevention 16(2) Mar 2015 p. 58-66

DAVIS, R Systematic review of the effectiveness of strategies to encourage patients to remind

healthcare professionals about their hand hygiene. J. of Hospital Infection 89(3) Mar 2015 p.

141-62

DONATELLI, N Contagious or not? That is the question. J. of Emergency Nursing 41(2) Mar 2015 p. 148-53

DUCOMBLE, T Large hospital outbreak of KPC-2-producing Klebsiella pneumoniae: investigating mortality

and the impact of screening for KPC-2 with polymerase chain reaction. J. of Hospital

Infection 89(3) Mar 2015 p. 179-85

GUEMBE, M Nationwide study on the use of intravascular catheters in internal medicine departments. J.

of Hospital Infection 90(2) Jun 2015 p. 135-41

HAWKEY, P Multidrug-resistant Gram-negative bacteria: a product of globalization. J. of Hospital Infection

89(4) Apr 2015 p. 241-7

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KIRBY, A Antibiotic resistance in Enterobacteriaceae: what impact on the efficacy of antibiotic

prophylaxis in colorectal surgery? J. of Hospital Infection 89(4) Apr 2015 p. 259-63

LEV, A The effect of different oral hygiene treatments on the occurrence of ventilator associated

pneumonia (VAP) in ventilated patients. J. of Infection Prevention 16(2) Mar 2015 p. 76-81

MAC AOGAIN, M Whole-genome sequencing improves discrimination of relapse from reinfection and identifies

transmission events among patients with recurrent Clostridium difficile infections. J. of

Hospital Infection 90(2) Jun 2015 p. 108-16

MOORE, K Infections in trauma patients: prevention begins in the emergency department. J. of

Emergency Nursing 41(2) Mar 2015 p. 170-1

MUNOZ-PRICE, L Controlling multi-drug resistance Gram-negative bacilli in your hospital: a transformational

journey. J. of Hospital Infection 89(4) Apr 2015 p. 254-8

NAZARKO, L Infection control: Clostridium difficile. Br. J. of Healthcare Assistants 9(1) Jan 2015 p. 20-5

NORMANDIN, P Pediatric infectious diseases. J. of Emergency Nursing 41(2) Mar 2015 p. 160-1

PETRIGNANI, M Norovirus introduction routes into nursing homes and risk factors for spread: a systematic

review and meta-analysis of observational studies. J. of Hospital Infection 89(3) Mar 2015 p.

163-78

ROBERTSON, P The effect of a quality improvement programme reducing blood culture contamination on the

detection of bloodstream infection in an emergency department. J. of Infection Prevention

16(2) Mar 2015 p. 82-7

SCHÜTTPELZ-BRAUNS Association between students’ personality traits and hand hygiene compliance during

objective standardized clinical examinations. J. of Hospital Infection 89(3) Mar 2015 p. 210-

14

SETO, W Airborne transmission and precautions: facts and myths. J. of Hospital Infection 89(4) Apr

2015 p. 225-8

SHAH, N Towards changing healthcare workers’ behaviour: a qualitative study exploring non-

compliance through appraisals of infection prevention and control practices. J. of Hospital

Infection 90(2) Jun 2015 p. 126-34

INFERTILITY

MASSEY, M Managing infertility in primary care. Practice Nurse 45(3) Mar 2015 p. 32-7

INFORMATION & COMPUTING TECHNOLOGY

KOTEYKO, N Expectations in the field of the internet and health: an analysis of claims about social

networking sites in clinical literature. Sociology of Health & Illness 37(3) Mar 2015 p. 468-84

INTENSIVE CARE

BAE, S Use of temporary nursing staff and nosocomial infections in intensive care units. J. of

Clinical Nursing 24(7 & 8) Apr 2015 p. 980-90

GALLAGHER, A Negotiated reorienting: a grounded theory of nurses’ end-of-life decision-making in the

intensive care unit. Int. J. of Nursing Studies 52(4) Apr 2015 p. 794-803

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HOPPER, K Health care worker attitudes and identified barriers to patient sleep in the medical intensive

care unit. Heart & Lung 44(2) Mar/Apr 2015 p. 95-9

JEITZINER, M Healthcare resource utilisation by critically ill older patients following an intensive care unit

stay. J. of Clinical Nursing 24(9&10) May 2015 p. 1347-56

MCCONNELL, B Involving relatives in ICU patient care: critical care nursing challenges. J. of Clinical Nursing

24(7 & 8) Apr 2015 p. 991-8

PARSONS, E Insomnia is associated with quality of life impairment in medical-surgical intensive care unit

survivors. Heart & Lung 44(2) Mar/Apr 2015 p. 89-94

PISANI, M Sleep in the intensive care unit: an oft-neglected key to health restoration. Heart & Lung

44(2) Mar/Apr 2015 p. 87

SPEED, G The impact of a delirium educational intervention with intensive care unit nurses. Clinical

Nurse Specialist 29(2) Mar/Apr 2015 p. 89-94

INTRAVENOUS THERAPY

CORAM, J A collaborative approach: seeking excellence in vascular access. Br. J. of Nursing 24(8) Apr

2015 p. s16-22

HIGGINSON, R IV cannula securement: protecting the patient from infection. Br. J. of Nursing 24(8) Apr

2015 p. s23-8

KELLY, L Implementing a new teaching and learning strategy for CVAD care. Br. J. of Nursing 24(8)

Apr 2015 p. s4-12

MCGUIRE, R Assessing standards of vascular access device care. Br. J. of Nursing 24(8) Apr 2015 p.

s29-35

LEARNING DISABILITIES

MCSHEA, L ‘I will make a difference’-training caregivers to improve the hearing of adults with learning

disabilities. Br. J. of Healthcare Assistants 9(3) Mar 2015 p. 124-7

LYMPHATIC DISORDERS

ELLIS, M Lymphovenous disease and its effects on the lower limb. J. of Community Nursing 29(1)

Feb/Mar 2015 p. 32-40

WHITAKER, J Clinical audit of a lymphoedema bandaging system: a foam roll and cohesive short stretch

bandages. J. of Wound Care 24(3) Mar 2015 p. 83-94

MANAGEMENT

LIKUPE, G Experiences of African nurses and the perception of their managers in the NHS. J. of

Nursing Management 23(2) Mar 2015 p. 231-41

MUSANTI, R Staff perceptions of patient visibility systems in acute care settings. Nursing Management

(UK) 22(2) May 2015 p. 24-9

RYLEY, N A framework to support the revalidation process. Nursing Management (UK) 21(10) Mar

2015 p. 16-22

TOWNSEND, K Opening the black box in nursing work and management practice: the role of ward

managers. J. of Nursing Management 23(2) Mar 2015 p. 211-20

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MENS HEALTH

BARBER, C Men’s health 7: tobacco, alcohol and drugs as a health issue. Br. J. of Healthcare Assistants

9(4) Apr 2015 p. 184-7

MENTAL HEALTH

BAKER, A ‘You just lose the people you know’: relationship loss and mental illness. Archives of

Psychiatric Nursing 29(2) Apr 2015 p. 96-101

ELIACIN, J Patients’ understanding of shared decision making in a mental health setting. Qualitative

Health Research 25(5) May 2015 p. 668-78

GROTTO, J Risk assessment and absconding: perceptions, understandings and responses of mental

health nurses. J. of Clinical Nursing 24(5&6) Mar 2015 p. 855-65

HEBERT, K The association between impulsivity and sensory processing patterns in healthy adults. Br.

J. of Occupational Therapy 78(4) Apr 2015 p. 232-40

O’SHEA, L Predictive validity of the START for unauthorised leave and substance abuse in a secure

mental health setting: a pseudo-prospective cohort study. Int. J. of Nursing Studies 52(5)

May 2015 p. 970-9

SCHEL, S Quality of life in long-term forensic psychiatric care: comparison of self-report and proxy

assessments. Archives of Psychiatric Nursing 29(3) Jun 2015 p. 162-7

STRAND, J Mental health professionals’ views of the parents of patients with psychotic disorders: a

participant observation study. Health and Social Care in the Community 23(2) Mar 2015 p.

141-9

TUCKER, J The healing power of love. J. of Family Health 25(2) Mar/Apr 2015 p. 23-6

WEBBER, M Enhancing social networks: a qualitative study of health and social care practice in UK

mental health services. Health and Social Care in the Community 23(2) Mar 2015 p. 180-9

WYNADEN, D Administering intramuscular injections: how does research translate into practice over time in

the mental health setting? Nurse Education Today 35(4) Apr 2015 p. 620-4

MENTAL HEALTH: CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS

CAIRNS, A Setting measurable goals with young people: qualitative feedback from the goal attainment

scale in youth mental health. Br. J. of Occupational Therapy 78(4) Apr 2015 p. 253-9

KJERSTI, A Public health nurses’ perception of their roles in relation to psychotropic drug use by

adolescents: a phenomenographic study. J. of Clinical Nursing 24(7 & 8) Apr 2015 p. 970-9

MCCORMACK, C Caring for an adolescent with anorexia nervosa: parent’s views and experiences. Archives of

Psychiatric Nursing 29(3) Jun 2015 p. 143-7

MENTAL HEALTH: COMMUNITY

DUFFY, S ‘Effectiveness of community-dwelling persons recovering from severe mental illness.

Archives of Psychiatric Nursing 29(2) Apr 2015 p. 120-6

MIZUNO, E Experiences of community-dwelling persons recovering from severe mental illness. Archives

of Psychiatric Nursing 29(2) Apr 2015 p. 127-31

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MENTAL HEALTH: ELDERLY

ECCLESTON, C An investigation of nursing students’ knowledge of dementia: a questionnaire study. Nurse

Education Today 35(6) Jun 2015 p. 800-5

NAZARKO, L Hearing the voice of the person with dementia. Br. J. Healthcare Assistants 9(5) May 2015 p.

222-5

RISCO, E The association between physical dependency and the presence of neuropsychiatric

symptoms, with the admission of people with dementia to a long-term care institution: a

prospective observational cohort study. Int. J. of Nursing Studies 52(5) May 2015 p. 980-7

MIDWIFERY AND CHILDBIRTH

AIKEN, C Influence of the duration of the second stage of labor on the likelihood of obstetric anal

sphincter injury. Birth 42(1) Mar 2015 p. 86-93

ANDERSON, C Adolescent psychological birth trauma following cesarean birth. Gastroenterology Nursing

38(2) Mar/Apr 2015 p. 78-83

BAIRD, K Women’s lived experiences of domestic violence during pregnancy (1). Practising Midwife

18(3) Mar 2015 p. 27-31

BALAKRISHNA, R Early intervention for increased antenatal anxiety associated with foetal development risk.

Community Practitioner 88(4) Apr 2015 p. 42-6

BENNET, S Drug administration in midwifery: confusion, illegal practice and the supervisor of midwives.

Br. J. of Midwifery 23(3) Mar 2015 p. 208-15

CASTILLO, M Hyperemesis gravidarum: a holistic overview and approach to clinical assessment and

management. J. of Perinatal and Neonatal Nursing 29(1) Jan/Mar 2015 p. 12-22

FERREIRA, E Robson ten group classification system applied to women with severe maternal morbidity.

Birth 42(1) Mar 2015 p. 38-47

GRIER, G Mind matters: developing skills and knowledge in postnatal depression. Br. J. of Midwifery

23(2) Feb 2015 p. 110-4

HOLUB, K Caring for the woman with acute fatty liver of pregnancy. J. of Perinatal and Neonatal

Nursing 29(1) Jan/Mar 2015 p. 32-40

HUGILL, K The senses of touch and olfaction in early mother-infant interaction. Br. J. of Midwifery 23(4)

Apr 2015 p. 238-43

KNAPP, R Where there was love…compassionate midwifery as protection against trauma. Practising

Midwife 18(3) Mar 2015 p. 17-9

LAMB, K Constipation and haemorrhoids: a midwifery perspective for the childbearing continuum. Br.

J. of Midwifery 23(3) Mar 2015 p. 171-7

LEWIS, P The loss of midwifery supervision: to mourn or rejoice? J. of Clinical Nursing 24(5&6) Mar

2015 p. 12-6

NOLTE, A Midwifery management of asthma and allergies during pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum.

Br. J. of Midwifery 23(4) Apr 2015 p. 260-7

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RAYMENT, J Emotional labour: how midwives manage emotion work. Practising Midwife 18(3) Mar 2015

p. 9-11

RYDING, E Fear of childbirth and risk of cesarean delivery: a cohort study in six European countries.

Birth 42(1) Mar 2015 p. 48-55

SMYTH, S Does antenatal education prepare fathers for their role as birth partners and for parenthood?

Br. J. Midwifery 23(5) May 2015 p. 336-42

STEEL, A Trained or professional doulas in the support and care of pregnant and birthing women: a

critical integrative review. Health and Social Care in the Community 23(3) May 2015 p. 225-

41

XIE, R Higher caesarean delivery rates are associated with higher infant mortality rates in

industrialized countries. Birth 42(1) Mar 2015 p. 62-9

WIER, J Current perceptions of statutory supervision of midwifery: time for change? Br. J. of

Midwifery 23(4) Apr 2015 p. 288-95

WINSTONE, A Antenatal alcohol exposure: an East Anglian study of midwives’ knowledge and practice. Br.

J. of Midwifery 23(3) Mar 2015 p. 180-6

ZIELINSKI, R Gastrointestinal distress in pregnancy: prevalence, assessment, and treatment of 5 common

minor discomforts. J. of Perinatal and Neonatal Nursing 29(1) Jan/Mar 2015 p. 23-31

MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM

GRAPE, H Staying healthy from fibromyalgia is ongoing hard work. Qualitative Health Research 25(5)

May 2015 p. 679-88

HALL, A Measurement tools for adherence to non-pharmacologic self-management treatment for

chronic musculoskeletal conditions: a systematic review. Archives of Physical Medicine and

Rehabilitation 96(3) Mar 2015 p. 552-62

NEONATES AND INFANTS

ANDERSON, S Probiotics for preterm infants: a premature or overdue necrotizing enterocollitis prevention

strategy? Neonatal Network 34(2) Mar/Apr 2015 p. 83-101

BERESFORD, D MHRA report chlorhexidine solutions: risk of chemical burn injury to skin in premature

infants. J. of Neonatal Nursing 21(2) Apr 2015 p. 47-9

DIBLASI, R Nitric oxide delivery by neonatal noninvasive respiratory support devices. Respiratory Care

60(2) Feb 2015 p. 219-30

EDÉLL-GUSTAFSSON, Hindering and buffering factors for parental sleep in neonatal care. A phenomenographic

U study. J. of Clinical Nursing 24(5&6) Mar 2015 p. 717-27

EL-RADHI, A Management of common neonatal problems. Br. J. of Nursing 24(5) Mar 2015 p. 258-65

FEI, S Effect of turning vs. supine position under phototherapy on neonates with hyperbilirubinemia:

a systematic review. J. of Clinical Nursing 24(5&6) Mar 2015 p. 672-82

GIBBINS, S Perceptions of health professionals on pain in extremely low gestational age infants.

Qualitative Health Research 25(6) Jun 2015 p. 763-74

GREGORY, K Stooling pattern and early nutritional exposures associated with necrotizing enterocollitis in

premature infants. J. of Perinatal and Neonatal Nursing 29(1) Jan/Mar 2015 p. 60-8

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GRUNEBERG, F Delayed cord clamping in the compromised baby. Br. J. of Midwifery 23(2) Feb 2015 p. 102-

8

HIGMAN, W Assessing clinicians’ knowledge and confidence to perform kangaroo care and positive

touch in a tertiary neonatal unit in England using the Neonatal Unit Clinician Assessment tool

(NUCAT). J. of Neonatal Nursing 21(2) Apr 2015 p. 72-82

LAITIOMÄKI, E Projected improvement in the fast microbiological analysis of neonatal blood samples. J. of

Neonatal Nursing 21(2) Apr 2015 p. 58-62

LESSEN, B Establishing intervention fidelity of an oral motor intervention for preterm infants. Neonatal

Network 34(2) Mar/Apr 2015 p. 72-82

MAHON, P The Father’s Support Scale: Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (FSS: NICU): development and

initial content validation. J. of Neonatal Nursing 21(2) Apr 2015 p. 63-71

MITCHELL, A Gastro-oesophageal reflux in the neonate: clinical complexities and impact on midwifery

practice. Br. J. Midwifery 23(5) May 2015 p. 323-8

MORGAN, D From themes to hypotheses: following up with quantitative methods. Qualitative Health

Research 25(6) Jun 2015 p. 789-93

NANTAIS-SMITH, L Noninvasive biomarkers of necrotizing enterocollitis. J. of Perinatal and Neonatal Nursing

29(1) Jan/Mar 2015 p. 69-80

SPENCE, K An innovative program to close the gap from research to practice: a clinical neonatal nursing

fellowship. J. of Neonatal Nursing 21(2) Apr 2015 p. 42-6

NEUROLOGY

MILLER, W The life changes in epilepsy scale: development and establishment of content and face

validity. Clinical Nurse Specialist 29(2) Mar/Apr 2015 p. 95-9

PAGE, S It takes two: noninvasive brain stimulation combined with neurorehabilitation. Archives of

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 96(4) Apr 2015 p. s89-s93

NURSING PRACTICE

LASCHINGER, H Exposure to workplace bullying and post-traumatic stress disorder symptomology: the role of

protective psychological resources. J. of Nursing Management 23(2) Mar 2015 p. 252-62

MCCORKELL, G Protecting an endangered species: the contribution and constraints of nurses working in a

specialist role. J. of Nursing Management 23(2) Mar 2015 p. 221-30

MILLS, J On self-compassion and self-care in nursing: selfish or essential for compassionate care?

Int. J. of Nursing Studies 52(4) Apr 2015 p. 791-3

NURSING PROFESSION

ADHIKARI, R The (mis)management of migrant nurses in the UK: a sociological study. J. of Nursing

Management 23(3) Apr 2015 p. 359-67

AL MAQBALI, M Factors that influence nurses’ job satisfaction: a literature review. Nursing Management (UK)

22(2) May 2015 p. 30-7

CHANG, Y Optimism and proactive coping in relation to burnout among nurses. J. of Nursing

Management 23(3) Apr 2015 p. 401-8

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DUFFIELD, C Why older nurses leave the workforce and the implications of them staying. J. of Clinical

Nursing 24(5&6) Mar 2015 p. 824-31

FABRY, D Hourly rounding: perspectives and perceptions of the frontline nursing staff. J. of Nursing

Management 23(2) Mar 2015 p. 200-10

STAM, L The influence of personal and workplace resources on new graduate nurses’ job satisfaction.

J. of Nursing Management 23(2) Mar 2015 p. 190-9

STEEGE, L Evaluation of physically and mentally fatiguing tasks and sources of fatigue as reported by

registered nurses. J. of Nursing Management 23(2) Mar 2015 p. 179-89

WHITESIDE, J ‘Not a job for a man’: factors in the use of touch by male nursing staff. Br. J. of Nursing 24(6)

Mar 2015 p. 335-41

NUTRITION & DIETETICS

EIDE, H Barriers to nutritional care for undernourished hospitalised older people. J. of Clinical

Nursing 24(5&6) Mar 2015 p. 698-706

FREIJER, K The view of European experts regarding health economics for medical nutrition in disease-

related malnutrition. Eur. J. of Clinical Nutrition 69(5) May 2015 p. 539-45

GRASS, F Compliance with preoperative oral nutritional supplements in patients at nutritional risk – only

a question of will? European J. of Clinical Nutrition 69(4) Apr 2015 p. 525-9

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

ALGADO, S Eco-social occupational therapy. Br. J. of Occupational Therapy 78(3) Mar 2015 p. 182-6

BONIFACE, G Developing an occupation- and recovery-based outcome measure for people with mental

health conditions: an action research study. Br. J. of Occupational Therapy 78(4) Apr 2015

p. 222-31

BUSHBY, K Ethical tensions in occupational therapy practice: a scoping review. Br. J. of Occupational

Therapy 78(4) Apr 2015 p. 212-21

PARMENTER, V WOW! Occupational therapy education and experiential service learning through community

volunteering. Br. J. of Occupational Therapy 78(4) Apr 2015 p. 241-52

SAMUELSSON, K Turning evidence into practice: barriers to research use among occupational therapists. Br.

J. of Occupational Therapy 78(3) Mar 2015 p. 175-81

VERMEERSCH, S An explorative study of the relationship between functional and cognitive decline in older

persons with mild cognitive impairment and Alzheimer’s disease. Br. J. of Occupational

Therapy 78(3) Mar 2015 p. 166-74

WESTCOTT, C Role functioning among adults with schizophrenia. Br. J. of Occupational Therapy 78(3) Mar

2015 p. 158-65

PAEDIATRICS

BRENNER, M An exploration of the practice of restricting a child’s movement in hospital: a factorial survey.

J. of Clinical Nursing 24(9&10) May 2015 p. 1189-98

COOKE, A Infant massage: the practice and evidence-base to support it. Br. J. of Midwifery 23(3) Mar

2015 p. 166-70

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HINTON, D Teachers’ perspectives of supporting pupils with long-term health conditions in mainstream

schools: a narrative review of the literature. Health and Social Care in the Community 23(2)

Mar 2015 p. 107-20

INNES, R Understanding the pathophysiology behind febrile convulsions. Nursing Children and Young

People 27(2) Mar 2015 p. 20-3

KESTEN, J A critical discussion of the Community Readiness Model using a case study of childhood

obesity prevention in England. Health and Social Care in the Community 23(3) May 2015 p.

262-71

PASEK, T The headache electronic diary for children with concussion. Clinical Nurse Specialist 29(2)

Mar/Apr 2015 p. 80-8

OXLEY, R Parent’s experiences of their child’s admission to paediatric intensive care. Nursing Children

and Young People 27(4) May 2015 p. 16-21

PAUL, S Dangerous ingestions in children. J. of Family Health 25(2) Mar/Apr 2015 p. 16-9

TWYCROSS, A Paediatric nurses’ postoperative pain management practices in hospital based non-critical

care settings: a narrative review. Int. J. of Nursing Studies 52(4) Apr 2015 p. 836-63

PAIN MANAGEMENT

CHANG, H How do pregnant women manage lumbopelvic pain? Pain management and their perceived

effectiveness. J. of Clinical Nursing 24(9&10) May 2015 p. 1338-46

CÔTÉ, H Effectiveness of passive physical modalities for shoulder pain: systematic review by the

Ontario protocol for traffic injury management collaboration. Physical Therapy 95(3) Mar

2015 p. 306-18

DIAZ-ARRIBAS, M Effectiveness of the Godelieve Denys-Struyf (GDS) method in people with low back pain:

cluster randomized controlled trial. Physical Therapy 95(3) Mar 2015 p. 319-36

FURNES, B Suffering and transition strategies in adult patients attending a chronic pain management

programme. J. of Clinical Nursing 24(5&6) Mar 2015 p. 707-16

GOODMAN, T Every nurse can provide effective pain management. A.O.R.N. 101(3) Mar 2015 p. 304-6

GORDON, D Delivering quality pain management: the challenge for nurses. A.O.R.N. 101(3) Mar 2015 p.

327-37

KAASALAINEN, S Managing pain medications in long-term care: nurses’ views. Br. J. of Nursing 24(9) May

2015 p. 484-9

MANWORREN, R Multimodal pain management and the future of a personalized medicine approach to pain.

A.O.R.N. 101(3) Mar 2015 p. 307-18

MURRAY, A Effect of a self-determination theory-based communication skills training program on

physiotherapists’ psychological support for their patients with chronic low back pain: a

randomized controlled trial. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 96(5) May

2015 p. 809-16

PECOS-MARTIN, D Effectiveness of dry needling on the lower trapezius in patients with mechanical neck pain: a

randomized controlled trial. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 96(5) May

2015 p. 775-81

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RODREIGUEZ, L Pathophysiology of pain: implications for perioperative nursing. A.O.R.N. 101(3) Mar 2015 p.

338-44

SCHULENBURG, J Considerations for complementary and alternative interventions for pain. A.O.R.N. 101(3)

Mar 2015 p. 319-26

STANDEN, P Patients’ use of a home-based virtual reality system to provide rehabilitation of the upper

limb following stroke. Physical Therapy 95(3) Mar 2015 p. 350-9

PALLIATIVE CARE

BROOM, A Negotiating futility, managing emotions: nursing the transition to palliative care. Qualitative

Health Research 25(3) Mar 2015 p. 299-309

CANDY, B Does involving volunteers in the provision of palliative care make a difference to patient and

family wellbeing? A systematic review of quantitative and qualitative evidence. Int. J. of

Nursing Studies 52(3) Mar 2015 p. 756-68

DRAIN, J Palliative management of malodorous squamous cell carcinoma of the oral cavity with

Manuka honey.

HOLD, J Perceptions and experiences of nursing students enrolled in a palliative and end-of-life

nursing elective: a qualitative study. Nurse Education Today 35(6) Jun 2015 p. 765-70

MCGINLEY, E Role of nutrition in the final stages of palliative care. J. of Community Nursing 29(1) Feb/Mar

2015 p. 53-8

O’SHEA, E Effectiveness of a perinatal and pediatric end-of-life nursing education consortium (ELNEC)

curricula integration. Nurse Education Today 35(6) Jun 2015 p. 765-70

WELLINGS, V Applying the M technique in palliative and end-of-life care. Br. J. of Healthcare Assistants

9(4) Apr 2015 p. 180-2

PATIENT WELFARE

DIGHT, C Sign up to safety: developing a safety improvement plan. Nursing Management (UK) 22(1)

Apr 2015 p. 20-4

STOBINSKI, J Certification and patient safety. A.O.R.N. 101(3) Mar 2015 p. 374-8

TOODE, K Hospital nurses’ working conditions in relation to motivation and patient safety. Nursing

Management (UK) 21(9) Feb 2015 p. 31-41

PHYSIOTHERAPY & REHABILITATION

ALMEIDA, G Validity of physical activity measures in individuals after total knee arthroplasty. Archives of

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 96(3) Mar 2015 p. 524-31

CHUNG, M Noninvasive brain stimulation: the potential for use in the rehabilitation of paediatric acquired

brain injury. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 96(4) Apr 2015 p. s129-s137

FAVEJEE, M Exercise training in adults with Pompe disease: the effects on pain, fatigue, and functioning.

Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 96(5) May 2015 p. 817-22

HORAK, F Role of body-worn movement monitor technology for balance and gait rehabilitation.

Physical Therapy 95(3) Mar 2015 p. 461-70

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JONES, C Translating knowledge in rehabilitation: systematic review. Physical Therapy 95(4) Apr 2015

p. 663-77

KNIGHT, E Physical therapy 2.0: leveraging social media to engage patients in rehabilitation and health

promotion. Physical Therapy 95(3) Mar 2015 p. 389-96

LEVAC, D Best practice recommendations for the development, implementation, the evaluation of

online knowledge translation resources in rehabilitation. Physical Therapy 95(4) Apr 2015 p.

648-62

LEVIN, M Emergence of virtual reality as a tool for upper limb rehabilitation: incorporation of motor

control and motor learning principles. Physical Therapy 95(3) Mar 2015 p. 415-25

MCLURE, P Staged approach for rehabilitation classification: shoulder disorders (STAR-shoulder).

Physical Therapy 60(5) May 2015 p. 791-800

MITSUKANE, M Immediate effects of repetitive wrist extension on grip strength in patients with distal radial

fracture. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 96(5) May 2015 p. 862-8

MORF, C Acute effects of multipath electrical stimulation in patients with total knee arthroplasty.

Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 96(3) Mar 2015 p. 498-504

NIELSON, D Preliminary guidelines for safe and effective use of repetitive transcranial magnetic

stimulation in moderate to severe traumatic brain injury. Archives of Physical Medicine and

Rehabilitation 96(4) Apr 2015 p. s138-s144

RHA, D Biomechanical and clinical correlates of swing-phase knee flexion in individuals with spastic

cerebral palsy who walk with flexed-knee gait. Archives of Physical Medicine and

Rehabilitation 96(3) Mar 2015 p. 511-7

SMAERUP, M Computer-assisted training as a complement in rehabilitation of patients with chronic

vestibular dizziness – a randomized controlled trial. Archives of Physical Medicine and

Rehabilitation 96(3) Mar 2015 p. 395-401

SPIJKER-HUIGES, A Epidural steroids for lumbosacral radicular syndrome compared to usual care: quality of life

and cost utility in general practice. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 96(3)

Mar 2015 p. 381-7

RADIOGRAPHY AND RADIOLOGY

SIAH, C Thermographic mapping of the abdomen in healthy subjects and patients after enterostoma.

J. of Wound Care 24(3) Mar 2015 p. 112-20

RENAL SYSTEM & DISEASES

MADEO, M Testing for urinary tract infection in non-catheterised patients. J. of Community Nursing 29(1)

Feb/Mar 2015 p. 22-8

RESEARCH METHODS

ARIELI, D Teaching qualitative research as a means of socialization to nursing. Nurse Education Today

35(6) Jun 2015 p. 795-9

BERGH, A Nurses’ patient education questionnaire – development and validation process. J. of

Research in Nursing 20(3) 2015 p. 181-200

CRISTANCHO, S Seeing in different ways: introducing “rich pictures” in the study of expert judgement.

Qualitative Health Research 25(5) May 2015 p. 713-25

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DAY, T The role of pilot testing for a randomised control trial of a complex intervention in critical

care. J. of Research in Nursing 20(3) 2015 p. 167-78

GAGNON, M Locating the qualitative interview: reflecting on space and place in nursing research. J. of

Research in Nursing 20(3) 2015 p. 203-15

GREEN, J The emergence of mixing methods in the field of evaluation. Qualitative Health Research

25(6) Jun 2015 p. 746-50

NARAYANASAMY, A Reflexive account of unintended outcomes from spiritual care qualitative research. J. of

Research in Nursing 20(3) 2015 p. 234-48

PELTO, P What is so new about mixed methods? Qualitative Health Research 25(6) Jun 2015 p. 734-

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SHNEERSON, C Using mixed methods to identify and answer clinically relevant research questions.

Qualitative Health Research 25(6) Jun 2015 p. 845-56

SIDANI, S Conducting a two-stage preference trial: utility and challenges. Int. J. of Nursing Studies

52(5) May 2015 p. 1017-24

SIJTSMA, K The many issues in reliability research: choosing from a horn of plenty. Nursing Research

64(2) Mar/Apr 2015 p. 152-4

WILKES, L Transcriptionist saturation: knowing to much about sensitive health and social data. J. of

Advanced Nursing 71(2) Feb 2015 p. 295-303

LEE, A Preparation and use of resuscitation equipment to assess and treat children in emergency

situations. Nursing Children and Young People 27(2) Mar 2015 p. 30-7

RESPIRATORY SYSTEM & DISEASES

BACH, J Efficacy of mechanical insufflation-exsufflation in extubating unweanable subjects with

restrictive pulmonary disorders. Respiratory Care 60(4) Apr 2015 p. 477-83

BÅRNES, C Asthma and adherence to inhaled corticosteroids: current status and future perspectives.

Respiratory Care 60(3) Mar 2015 p. 455-68

BARUSSO, M Limitation of activities of daily living and quality of life based on COPD combined

classification. Respiratory Care 60(3) Mar 2015 p. 388-98

CABRINI, L An international survey on noninvasive ventilation use for acute respiratory failure in general

non-monitored wards. Respiratory Care 60(4) Apr 2015 p. 586-92

COPE, K Developing a specialist-nurse-led ‘COPD in-reach service’. Br. J. of Nursing 24(8) Apr 2015

p. 441-5

DUCK, A Recognising and managing patients with interstitial lung disease. J. of Community Nursing

29(1) Feb/Mar 2015 p. 48-52

GENET, I Neonatal respiratory therapist-led rounds can improve staff satisfaction and timelines of

respiratory interventions. Respiratory Care 60(3) Mar 2015 p. 321-7

HOLMES, S A changing landscape: diagnosis and management of COPD. Br. J. of Nursing 24(8) Apr

2015 p. 432-40

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ITAGAKI, T Hyperoxemia in mechanically ventilated, critically ill subjects: incidence and related factors.

Respiratory Care 60(3) Mar 2015 p. 335-40

ITO, J Nasal mucociliary clearance in subjects with COPD after smoking cessation. Respiratory

Care 60(3) Mar 2015 p. 399-405

KIM, S Does type D personality affect symptom control and quality of life in asthma patients? J. of

Clinical Nursing 24(5&6) Mar 2015 p. 739-48

MITCHELL, P Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis with emphysema: evidence of synergy among emphysema and

idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis in smokers. Respiratory Care 60(2) Feb 2015 p. 259-68

MOLA, S NICU bedside caregivers sustain process improvement and decrease incidence of

bronchopulmonary dysplasia in infants <30 weeks gestation. Respiratory Care 60(3) Mar

2015 p. 309-20

PRADELLA, C Home-based pulmonary rehabilitation for subjects with COPD: a randomized study. Br. J. of

Social Work 45(3) Apr 2015 p. 526-32

RIALP, G Role of respiratory drive in hyperoxia-induced hypercapnia in ready-to-wean subjects with

COPD. Respiratory Care 60(3) Mar 2015 p. 328-34

SPIELMANNS, M Effects of oxygen supply during training on subjects with COPD who are normoxemic at rest

and during exercise: a blinded randomized controlled trial. Respiratory Care 60(4) Apr 2015

p. 540-8

RESUSCITATION

GRIFFITH, R Do not attempt resuscitation: patients and families must have a say. Br. J. of Nursing 24(9)

May 2015 p. 498-9

RHEUMATOLOGY

HARDWARE, B Patients and nursing staff views of using the educational needs assessment tool in

rheumatology clinics: a qualitative study. J. of Clinical Nursing 24(7 & 8) Apr 2015 p.1048-

588

SEXUAL HEALTH

DONNELLY, C Developing the role of the healthcare support worker in sexual health. Br. J. of Healthcare

Assistants 9(5) May 2015 p. 238-41

SLEEP

EDMONDS, C Claustrophobic tendencies and continuous positive airway pressure therapy non-adherence

in adults with obstructive sleep apnea. Heart & Lung 44(2) Mar/Apr 2015 p. 100-6

HOPPER, K Health care worker attitudes and identified barriers to patient sleep in the medical intensive

care unit. Heart & Lung 44(2) Mar/Apr 2015 p. 95-9

PARSONS, E Insomnia is associated with quality of life impairment in medical-surgical intensive care unit

survivors. Heart & Lung 44(2) Mar/Apr 2015 p. 89-94

PISANI, M Sleep in the intensive care unit: an oft-neglected key to health restoration. Heart & Lung

44(2) Mar/Apr 2015 p. 87

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ZHU, J Insulin-like growth factor-1 and insulin-like growth factor-binding protein-3 concentrations in

children with obstructive sleep apnea-hypopnea syndrome. Respiratory Care 60(4) Apr 2015

p. 593-02

SOCIETY & SOCIAL CARE

FURNESS, S Conduct matters: the regulation of social work in England. Br. J. of Social Work 45(3) Apr

2015 p. 861-79

HAYDEN, C Children reported ‘missing’ to the police: is it possible to ‘risk assess’ every incident? Br. J.

of Social Work 45(2) Mar 2015 p. 440-56

HIGINS, M The contradictions of contemporary social work: an ironic response. Br. J. of Social Work

45(2) Mar 2015 p. 747-60

LOUGHRAN, H Employing community participative research methods to advance service user collaboration

in social work research. Br. J. of Social Work 45(2) Mar 2015 p. 705-23

MANTHORPE, J Multiple exclusion homelessness: the preventive role of social work. Br. J. of Social Work

45(2) Mar 2015 p. 587-99

SONG, L The association between the utilisation of empowerment strategies and clients’ changes of

self in the field of intimate partner abuse: from the perspective of social workers. Br. J. of

Social Work 45(2) Mar 2015 p. 527-48

TAYLOR, I Discretion or prescription? Exploring confidence in qualifying social work education. Br. J. of

Social Work 45(2) Mar 2015 p. 493-510

SPEECH THERAPY

GOVENDER, R Identification of behaviour change components in swallowing interventions for head and

neck cancer patients: protocol for a systematic review. Systematic Reviews 4(1): 89 Jun

2015 DOI 10.1186/s13643-015-0077-4

TATEYA, I Homeostasis of hyaluronic acid in normal and scarred vocal folds. J. of Voice 29(2) Mar

2015 p. 133-9

SPINAL CORD INJURIES (includes Paraplegia)

ADRIAANSEN, J Outcomes of neurogenic bowel management in individuals living with spinal cord injury for at

least 10 years. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 96(5) May 2015 p. 905-12

BANK, M Elevated circulating levels of the pro-inflammatory cytokine macrophage migration inhibitory

factor in individuals with acute spinal cord injury. Archives of Physical Medicine and

Rehabilitation 96(4) Apr 2015 p. 633-44

EICK, J Cortical activation during visual illusory walking in persons with spinal cord injury: a pilot

study. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 96(4) Apr 2015 p. 750-3

FOGELBERG, D Comparison of self-report sleep measures for individuals with multiple sclerosis and spinal

cord injury. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 96(3) Mar 2015 p. 478-83

KHAN, J Measurement characteristics and clinical utility of the walking index for spinal cord injury.

Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 96(3) Mar 2015 p. 565-6

LIU, L Pressure changes under the ischial tuberosities during gluteal neuromuscular stimulation in

spinal cord injury: a comparison of sacral nerve root stimulation with surface functional

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electrical stimulation. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 96(4) Apr 2015 p.

620-6

MÜLLER, R Social skills: a resource for more social support, lower depression levels, higher quality of

life, and participation in individuals with spinal cord injury? Archives of Physical Medicine

and Rehabilitation 96(3) Mar 2015 p. 447-55

MURRAY, L Intensity dependent effects of transcranial direct current stimulation on corticospinal

excitability in chronic spinal cord injury. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

96(4) Apr 2015 p. s114-s121

RICHARDS, J Efficacy of venlafaxine XR for the treatment of pain in patients with spinal cord injury and

major depression: a randomized, controlled trial. Archives of Physical Medicine and

Rehabilitation 96(4) Apr 2015 p. 680-9

SAUNDERS, L Lifetime prevalence of chronic health conditions among persons with spinal cord injury.

Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 96(4) Apr 2015 p. 673-9

SHAVELLE, R Improvements on long-term survival after spinal cord injury? Archives of Physical Medicine

and Rehabilitation 96(4) Apr 2015 p. 645-51

YANG, W Treatment of detrusor external sphincter dyssynergia using ultrasound-guided trocar

catheter transurethral botulinum toxin A injection in men with spinal cord injury. Archives of

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 96(4) Apr 2015 p. 614-9

SPORTS INJURIES

ARDERN, C Sports participation 2 years after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction in athletes who

had not returned to sport at 1 year: a prospective follow-up of physical function and

psychological factors in 122 athletes. Am. J. of Sports Medicine 43(4) Apr 2015 p. 848-56

JAYANTHI, N Sports-specialized intensive training and the risk of injury in young athletes: a clinical case-

control study. Am. J. of Sports Medicine 43(4) Apr 2015 p. 794-801

KERR, Z Agreement athlete-recalled and clinically documented concussion histories in former

collegiate athletes. Am. J. of Sports Medicine 43(3) Mar 2015 p. 606-13

KING, D Instrumented mouthguard acceleration analyses for head impacts in amateur rugby union

players over a season of matches. Am. J. of Sports Medicine 43(3) Mar 2015 p. 614-24

KOSTYUN, R Sleep disturbance and neurocognitive function during the recovery from a sport-related

concussion in adolescents. Am. J. of Sports Medicine 43(3) Mar 2015 p. 633-40

LAPRADE, R Cyclic displacement after meniscal root repair fixation: a human biomechanical evaluation.

Am. J. of Sports Medicine 43(4) Apr 2015 p. 892-8

RANALLETTA, M Return to sports after plate fixation of displaced midshaft clavicular fractures in athletes. Am.

J. of Sports Medicine 43(3) Mar 2015 p. 565-9

SLOAN, B On-site treatment of exertional heat stroke. Am. J. of Sports Medicine 43(4) Apr 2015 p. 823-

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STOMA CARE

KEELING, N Patient perspectives of silicone technology in stoma care. Br. J. of Nursing 24(5) Mar 2015

p. s20-4

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MOORE, S Medication absorption for patients with an ileostomy. Br. J. of Nursing 24(5) Mar 2015 p.

s12-5

ZIMNICKI, K Preoperative teaching and stoma marking in an inpatient population: a quality improvement

process using a FOCUS-plan-do-check-act model. J. of Wound, Ostomy and Continence

Nursing 42(2) Mar/Apr 2015 p. 165-9

STRESS

MEHREZ, A The value of stress relieving techniques. Cancer Nursing Practice 14(4) May 2015 p. 14-21

STROKE

ANDERSON, K Virtual reality video games to promote movement recovery in stroke rehabilitation: a guide

for clinicians. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 96(5) May 2015 p. 973-6

BARAN, M Interdisciplinary concepts for design and implementation of mixed reality interactive

neurorehabilitation systems for stroke. Physical Therapy 95(3) Mar 2015 p. 449-60

BLAND, M Descriptive data analysis examining how standardized assessments are used to guide post-

acute discharge recommendations for rehabilitation. Physical Therapy 60(5) May 2015 p.

710-9

BLÖMER, A Does the frequency of participation change after stroke and is this change associated with

the subjective experience of participation? Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

96(3) Mar 2015 p. 456-63

CAËL, S Stroke impact scale version 2: validation of the French version. Physical Therapy 60(5) May

2015 p. 778-87

CUNNINGHAM, D Assessment of inter-hemispheric imbalance using imaging and noninvasive brain stimulation

in patients with chronic stroke. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 96(4) Apr

2015 p. s104-s113

HUBBARD, I Reorganizing therapy: changing the clinical approach to upper limb recovery post-stroke.

Occupational Therapy Int. 22(1) 2015 p. 28-35

LLORÉNS, R Effectiveness, usability, and cost-benefit of a virtual reality-based telerehabilitation program

for balance recovery after stroke: a randomized controlled trial. Archives of Physical

Medicine and Rehabilitation 96(3) Mar 2015 p. 418-25.e2

MAHONEY, C Nasogastric feeding for stroke patients: practice and education. Br. J. of Nursing 24(6) Mar

2015 p. 319-25

NG, S Parallel walk test: its correlation with balance and motor functions in people with chronic

stroke. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 96(5) May 2015 p. 877-84

PAGE, S Psychometrics of the wrist stability and hand mobility subscales of the Fugl-Meyer

assessment in moderately impaired stroke. Physical Therapy 95(1) Jan 2015 p. 103-8

PROFFITT, R Considerations in the efficacy and effectiveness of virtual reality interventions for stroke

rehabilitation: moving the field forward. Physical Therapy 95(3) Mar 2015 p. 449-60

ROWAT, A Enteral tube feeding for dysphagic stroke patients. Br. J. of Nursing 24(3) Feb 2015 p. 138-

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STEIN, J Use of standardized assessment to predict rehabilitation care after acute stroke. Archives of

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 96(2) Feb 2015 p. 210-7

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URBIN, M Acceleration metrics are responsive to change in upper extremity function of stroke

survivors. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 96(5) May 2015 p. 854-61

WHITE, C Towards a better understanding of readmissions after stroke: partnering with stroke

survivors and caregivers. J. of Clinical Nursing 24(7 & 8) Apr 2015 p. 1091-100

SUICIDE

HOLLIDAY, C Teen experiences following a suicide attempt. Archives of Psychiatric Nursing 29(3) Jun

2015 p. 168-73

MCCULLUMSMITH, C Novel risk factors associated with current suicidal ideation and lifetime suicide attempts in

individuals with spinal cord injury. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 96(5)

May 2015 p. 799-808

MILNER, A Workplace suicide prevention: a systematic review of published and unpublished activities.

Health Promotion Int. 30(1) Mar 2015 p. 29-37

SURGERY

CAKMAKI, M Antibiotic stewardship programmes and the surgeon’s role. J. of Hospital Infection 89(4) Apr

2015 p. 264-6

CRISCITELLI, T Human factors engineering: its place and potential in OR safety. AORN J. 101(5) May 2015

p. 571-3

HEMINGWAY, M Safety culture and care: a program to prevent surgical errors. A.O.R.N. J. 101(4) Apr 2015 p.

404-15

HESSAM, S Comparison of lipidocolloid and chlorhexidine-impregnated tulle gras dressings following

microscopically controlled surgery. J. of Wound Care 24(3) Mar 2015 p. 135-9

MAKKI, D Lifting incise drapes off the skin during wound closure can cause contamination. J. of

Perioperative Practice 25(5) May 2015 p. 112-4

MITCHELL, M Home recovery following day surgery: a patient perspective. J. of Clinical Nursing 24(3&4)

Feb 2015 p. 415-27

OSTER, K Special needs population: care of the geriatric patient population in the perioperative setting.

A.O.R.N. J. 101(4) Apr 2015 p. 443-59

RAZANNO, L Preventing venous thromboembolism in the ambulatory surgical setting. AORN J. 101(5)

May 2015 p. 567-70

SEAVEY, R Safe instrument reprocessing: the perioperative role. A.O.R.N. J. 101(4) Apr 2015 p. 482-5

SEIFERT, P Crisis management of air embolism in the OR. A.O.R.N. J. 101(4) Apr 2015 p. 471-81

WHITEHEAD-CLARKE, T Improving operation notes and postoperative care: an audit of current practice. J. of

Perioperative Practice 25(5) May 2015 p. 107-11

TRANSPLANTATION

SHAW, R Multiple meanings of “gift” and its value for organ donation. Qualitative Health Research

25(5) May 2015 p. 600-11

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WICKERSON, L Physical activity levels early after lung transplantation. Physical Therapy 95(4) Apr 2015 p.

517-25

WOUND MANAGEMENT

AMAYA, R Safety and efficacy of active Leptospermum honey in neonatal and paediatric wound

debridement. J. of Wound Care 24(3) Mar 2015 p. 95-103

ARENBERGER, P Expected outcomes from topical haemoglobin spray in non-healing and worsening venous

leg ulcers. J. of Wound Care 24(5) May 2015 p. 228-

COOPER, L The prevention and management of pressure ulcers: summary of updated NICE guidance. J.

of Wound Care 24(4) Apr 2015 p. 179-84

DE CARVALHO, M Comparison of outcomes in patients with venous leg ulcers treated with compression

therapy alone versus combination of surgery and compression therapy: a systematic review.

J. of Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nursing 42(1) Jan/Feb 2015 p. 42-6

DENYER, J Use of fibre dressings in children with severe epidermolysis bullosa. Br. J. of Nursing 24(6)

Mar 2015 p. s38-s43

DISSEMOND, J Topical oxygen wound therapies for chronic wounds: a review. J. of Wound Care 24(2) Feb

2015 p. 53-63

GILLIGAN, A Wound closure in patients with DFU: a cost-effectiveness analysis of two cellular/tissue-

derived products. J. of Wound Care 24(3) Mar 2015 p. 149-56

GLEESON, D Pressure-ulcer reduction using low-friction fabric bootees. Br. J. of Nursing 24(6) Mar 2015

p. s26-9

GREEN, J A new quality of life consultation template for patients with venous leg ulceration. J. of

Wound Care 24(3) Mar 2015 p. 140-8

HOUSE, S Psychological distress and its impact on wound healing. An integrative review. J. of Wound,

Ostomy and Continence Nursing 42(1) Jan/Feb 2015 p. 38-41

KAPP, S The experience of self-management following venous leg ulcer healing. J. of Clinical Nursing

24(9&10) May 2015 p. 1300-9

KENNEWEG, K A 9-year retrospective evaluation of 102 pressure ulcer reconstructions. J. of Wound Care

24(4) Apr 2015 p. s12-21

KENT, D Does colostomy irrigation affect functional outcomes and quality of life in persons with a

colostomy? J. of Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nursing 42(2) Mar/Apr 2015 p. 155-61

KENT, D Revisiting colostomy irrigation: a viable option for persons with permanent descending and

sigmoid colostomies. J. of Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nursing 42(2) Mar/Apr 2015 p.

162-4

NEWHAM, R Pressure-ulcer management and prevention in acute and primary care. Br. J. of Nursing

24(6) Mar 2015 p. s4-s11

OGLE, H Drains and gauze-based NWPT in the management of extensive tissue loss. Br. J. of

Nursing 24(6) Mar 2015 p. s18-s20

PALFREYMAN, S A systematic review of economic evaluations assessing interventions aimed at preventing or

treating pressure ulcers. Int. J. of Nursing Studies 52(3) Mar 2015 p. 769-88

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PITTMAN, J Medical device-related hospital-acquired pressure ulcers: development of an evidence-

based position statement. J. of Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nursing 42(2) Mar/Apr 2015

p. 151-4

RAFIEI, H Pressure ulcers: how much do nursing students really know? Br. J. of Nursing 24(6) Mar

2015 p. s12-7

SCWARTZ, J Single-use negative pressure wound therapy for the treatment of chronic lower leg wounds.

J. of Wound Care 24(2) Feb 2015 p. s4-9

SHIN, J Early intervention in thyroidectomy scars: demographics, symptoms, and prevention. J. of

Wound Care 24(4) Apr 2015 p. 163-71

TER, N The effect of 2 adhesive products on skin integrity used for fixation of hip and knee surgical

dressings: a randomized controlled trial. J. of Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nursing 42(2)

Mar/Apr 2015 p. 145-50

ULRICH, C Clinical use of cold atmospheric pressure argon plasma in chronic leg ulcers: a pilot study. J.

of Wound Care 24(5) May 2015 p. 196-203

VAN ONSELEN, J Wound care for children: Part 1. J. of Family Health 25(2) Mar/Apr 2015 p. 39-41

WEBSTER, J Incidence and risk factors for surgically acquired pressure ulcers: a prospective cohort study

investigators. J. of Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nursing 42(2) Mar/Apr 2015 p. 138-44

WOLCOTT, R Economic aspects of biofilm-based wound care in diabetic foot ulcers. J. of Wound Care

24(5) May 2015 p. 189-94