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Sponsored: When is a swelling not an allergy?
This sponsored article describes emergency care for people with hereditary angioedema
Delay mandatory COVID vaccinations until spring, urges NHS leader
NHS Providers chief warns of a winter staffing crisis if compulsory vaccine plans go ahead
Anxiety, headaches and chest problems: sharp rise in nurse sickness since COVID-19
Winter well-being campaign aims to encourage staff to prioritise mental and physical health
Blood tube shortage: what nurses need to know
Non-urgent primary care and community testing in England halted until 17 September
Building resilience at work: nurses join study on coping with stressful events
Critical care staff will learn strategies and skills to help them after COVID-19 pressures
Coronavirus reinfection: what we know so far
The risk for nurses, plus how to advise patients worried about contracting COVID again
Evidence and Practice
One size does not fit all – overcoming barriers to participant recruitment in...
Why you should read this article: • To gain an insight into recruitment barriers and...
Using Heidegger’s philosophy of dasein to support person-centred research
Why you should read this article: • To understand the concept of dasein and its relevance...
Developing and conducting appreciative inquiry interviews
The importance of reflexivity in the appreciative inquiry research process
Undertaking pre-pilot work to gain an empathetic insight into participants’ perspectives
Pre-pilot work and a reflective approach can strengthen rigour, as well as assist in planning
Patient and public involvement in research design and oversight
Nurse researchers are ideally placed to collaborate with patients and public in research
Interpretative phenomenological analysis and adults with intellectual disabilities
Strategies for recruiting and collecting data from adults with intellectual disabilities
Features
Nurse-led project shows how rewarding a career in cancer research can be
Cancer Research UK senior nurse Ben Hood’s project ignites interest in cancer research role and boosts recruitment
A day in the life of a clinical research nurse
The shared diaries offer a taste of nursing life and its high points and challenges
Opinion
Strategies for becoming a successful writer
Many experience writing challenges, but there are techniques and strategies that can help you
When and how to use silence in the narrative research interview
Philip John Archard and Michelle O’Reilly examine non-verbal data
Peer review: how to do it well
Tips for peer reviewers to ensure they can influence what is published
Careers
Clinical research: how getting involved gives your professional development a boost
Tips for taking an active role in nurse research, and why it’s exciting and rewarding work
How to rebuild positivity and move forward even when you’re exhausted
COVID-19 pandemic has left nurses traumatised, but healing is possible
From burnout to a top job in nursing research: what I’ve learned
Senior nurse researcher Jill Maben shares her tips for a move into research