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JOBS INSIDE

THE ONLY FORTNIGHTLY JOURNAL FOR CLINICAL NURSES

CLINICAL FOCUS

Nutrition

22 June 2017

Do nurse staffing levels affect patient mortality in acute secondary care? Setting up recovery clinics and promoting service user involvement Using simulated practice in pre-registration education to explore mental health issues

£4.99

Volume 26 Number 12

FOSTER’S PHILOSOPHY ◆ PATIENT SAFETY ◆ PROFESSIONAL ISSUES

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