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

~ Health education funding reform: consultation

The Department of Health has launched a consultation on Health education funding reform. The government has proposed that from August 2017, all new nursing, midwifery and allied health professional students on pre-registration undergraduate and post-graduate courses will receive their tuition funding and financial support through the standard student support system, rather than NHS bursaries and tuition funded by Health Education England. This consultation seeks views on how these reforms can be successfully implemented. The consultation closes on 30 June 2016. https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/changing-how-healthcare-education-is-funded

~ Revalidation for nurses and midwives The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) has introduced revalidation for nurses and midwives, designed to strengthen the three-yearly registration renewal process and increase professionalism. This means that nearly 16,000 nurses and midwives began revalidating in April this year, with all 685,000 to revalidate over the next three years. http://www.nhsemployers.org/your-workforce/retain-and-improve/standards-and-assurance/professional-

regulation/nursing-revalidation

~ Older people’s care in acute settings

Older people’s care in acute settings, is a report from the NHS Benchworking network which combines financial, workforce, quality and outcome data to provide a picture of current standards in acute hospital care for older people. The report highlights that 46% of older people admitted to a specialist ward have a condition associated with frailty, but that only 42% of hospital trusts currently have a specific frailty unit in place. The report also provides data on the use of acute beds, and the amount of hospital capacity taken up by patients with complex needs. http://www.nhsbenchmarking.nhs.uk/news/view-article.php?id=149

Current Awareness Bulletin

for Nursing & Allied Health Staff

From: Bloomsbury Healthcare Library (UCLH) Issue 181

Mar/April 2016

~ Sustaining standards of care in the NHS

The Kings Fund has published Tackling the growing crisis in the NHS: an agenda for action. This briefing investigates three big challenges facing the NHS in England: sustaining existing services and standards of care; developing new and better models of care; and reforming the NHS 'from within'. http://www.nuffieldtrust.org.uk/publications/emergency-general-surgery-challenges-and-opportunities

~ Review of how NHS trusts investigate and learn from deaths

CQC is carrying out a review of how NHS trusts identify, report, investigate and learn from deaths of people using their services. CQC’s review will consider the quality of practice in relation to identifying, reporting and investigating the death of any person in contact with a health service managed by an NHS trust; whether the person is in hospital, receiving care in a community setting or living in their own home. The review will pay particular attention to how NHS trusts investigate and learn from deaths of people with a learning disability or

mental health problem. http://www.cqc.org.uk/content/cqc-review-how-nhs-trusts-investigate-and-learn-deaths

~ Cardiovascular disease prevention

The National Cardiovascular Intelligence Network has published a second edition of the CVD Primary Care Intelligence Packs. Each clinical commissioning group has a pack which provides practice level data on prevention, detection and management across a range of cardiovascular conditions: high cardiovascular (CVD) risk and hypertension; stroke and atrial fibrillation; diabetes; kidney disease; coronary heart disease; and heart failure. https://www.england.nhs.uk/2016/04/matt-kearney-6/

~ NICE guidance: preoperative tests for elective surgery

NICE has published new guidance Routine preoperative tests for elective surgery (NG45). This guideline covers routine preoperative tests for people aged over 16 who are having elective surgery. It aims to reduce unnecessary testing by advising which tests to offer people before minor, intermediate and major or complex surgery, taking into account specific comorbidities (cardiovascular, renal and respiratory conditions and diabetes and obesity). It does not cover pregnant women or people having cardiovascular procedures or neurosurgery. https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ng45

~ Emergency general surgery

The Nuffield Trust has published Emergency general surgery: challenges and opportunities. Commissioned by the Royal College of Surgeons, this report focuses on the challenges faced by emergency general surgery include variation in outcomes, workforce, organisational and operational issues and underlying demographic and epidemiological trends. The report suggests various potential solutions to the problems facing emergency general surgery. http://www.nuffieldtrust.org.uk/publications/emergency-general-surgery-challenges-and-opportunities

~ Improving the Patient Experience Through the Health Care Physical Environment This HPOE guide, a collaboration with the American Society for Healthcare Engineering, explores ways hospital and health system leaders can use the physical environment to improve the patient experience. The guide describes a "people, process, place" model that will help hospital and health system leaders identify people-centered ways to improve the patient experience of care through: http://www.hpoe.org/inc-hpoe/dhtml/gated-content-form.dhtml?error=email&dl=/Reports-HPOE/gate/2016/2016-ASHE-guide-03-31-

16.pdf

~ Socioeconomic inequalities in health care

The University of York Centre for Health Economics has published Socioeconomic inequalities in health care in England (Research paper 128). This paper reviews what is known about socioeconomic inequalities in health care in England, with particular attention to inequalities relative to need that may be considered unfair (‘inequities’). http://www.york.ac.uk/che/news/2016/che-research-paper-129/

JOURNAL ARTICLE CONTENTS (Click on a subject to jump to more details) ACCIDENT & EMERGENCY ADDICTION (Inc. Smoking) ADULT ABUSE AGGRESSION AIDS BURNS CANCER CANCER: PSYCHOSOCIAL ASPECTS CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM CARERS CLINICAL NURSE SPECIALIST COMMUNICATION CONTINENCE DENTAL HEALTH DERMATOLOGY DIABETES DISABILITY EDUCATION ELDERLY CARE ENDOCRINOLOGY ETHICS & LAW EVIDENCE BASED HEALTHCARE FAMILY THERAPY GASTROENTEROLOGY HEALTH PROMOTION IMMUNISATION INFECTION CONTROL INTENSIVE CARE INTER-PROFESSIONAL RELATIONS INTRAVENOUS THERAPY LEARNING DISABILITIES MANAGEMENT MENS HEALTH

MENTAL HEALTH MENTAL HEALTH: ACUTE CARE MENTAL HEALTH: CHILDREN & ADOLESCENTS MENTAL HEALTH: COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH: ELDERLY MIDWIFERY & CHILDBIRTH NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE NEONATES & INFANTS NEUROLOGY NURSING PRACTICE NURSING PROFESSION NUTRITION & DIETETICS OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY PAEDIATRICS PALLIATIVE CARE PATIENT EDUCATION PATIENT WELFARE PHYSIOTHERAPY & REHABILITATION RESEARCH METHODS RESPIRATORY SYSTEM SEXUAL HEALTH SLEEP SPINAL CORD INJURY SPIRITUALITY SPORTS INJURIES STOMA CARE STROKE SUICIDE SURGERY WOUND MANAGEMENT

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ACCIDENT & EMERGENCY

BISH, P Ready –JET-Go: split flow accelerates ED throughput. J. Emergency Nursing 42(2) Mar

2016 p. 114-9

CICERO, E ‘I was a spectacle…a freak show at the circus’: a transgender person’s ED experience and

implications and implications for nursing practice. J. of Emergency Nursing 42(1) Jan 2016

p. 25-30

COOK, J After action reviews in the emergency department: the positive of real-time feedback. J.

Emergency Nursing 42(2) Mar 2016 p. 146-9

EDWARDS, C Building the conversation for hospital-based injury prevention program capacity. J.

Emergency Nursing 42(2) Mar 2016 p. 158-60

KANE, I Screening, brief intervention, and referral to treatment education for emergency nurses in 5

hospitals: implementations steps and hurdles. J. of Emergency Nursing 42(1) Jan 2016 p.

53-60

NORMANDIN, P Behavioural health emergencies. J. of Emergency Nursing 42(1) Jan 2016 p. 81-4

SORRENTINO, P Use of failure mode and effects analysis to improve emergency department handoff

processes. Clinical Nurse Specialist 30(1) Jan/Feb 2016 p. 28-37

TEEUW, A Parent’s opinion about a routine head-to-toe examination of children as a screening

instrument for child abuse and neglect in children visiting the emergency department. J.

Emergency Nursing 42(2) Mar 2016 p. 128-38

TUBBERT, S Resiliency in emergency nurses. J. of Emergency Nursing 42(1) Jan 2016 p. 47-52

WHITE, D Differences between emergency nurse perception and patient reported experience with an

ED HIV and hepatitis C virus screening program. J. Emergency Nursing 42(2) Mar 2016 p.

139-45

WOLF, L ‘It’s a burden you carry’: describing moral distress in emergency nursing. J. of Emergency

Nursing 42(1) Jan 2016 p. 37-46

ADDICTION (also Smoking)

SCHWINDT, R Students’ perceptions of a tobacco education intervention. Archives of Psychiatric Nursing

30(2) Apr 2016 p. 167-9

ADULT ABUSE

PHAIR, L Adult safeguarding: effective leadership is vital. J. of Dementia Care 24(2) Mar/Apr 2016 p.

30-1

AGGRESSION

PARKER, K Creating a nurse-led culture to minimize horizontal violence in the acute care setting: a multi-

interventional approach. J. for Nurses in Professional Development 32(2) Mar/Apr 2016 p.

56-63

A.I.D.S.

LEBLANC, N Facilitators and barriers to HIV screening: a qualitative meta-synthesis. Qualitative Health

Research 26(3) Feb 2016 p. 294-306

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MORET, J Nonoccupational postexposure human immunodeficiency virus prophylaxis: acceptance

following sexual assault. Nursing Research 65(1) Jan/Feb 2016 p. 47-54

NATAD, A Positive tuberculosis blood test as a predictor of health status among HIV-infected persons.

Clinical Nurse Research 25(1) Feb 2016 p. 100-12

VELLA, M The unknown/the unanticipated: a surgical journey of correcting HIV-related abdominal

lipodystrophy. Qualitative Health Research 26(4) Mar 2016 p. 518-31

BURNS

TAVERNER, T Acute neuropathic pain assessment in burn injured patients: a retrospective review. J.

Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nursing 43(1) Jan/Feb 2016 p. 51-5

CANCER

BANFILL, K Radiotherapy for patients with prostate cancer. Cancer Nursing Practice 15(1) Feb 2016 p.

27-33

BEAVER, C Standardizing assessment of competences and competencies of oncology nurses working in

ambulatory care. J. for Nurses in Professional Development 32(2) Mar/Apr 2016 p. 64-73

BENOOT, C An auto-ethnographic study: the disembodied experience of a novice researcher doing

qualitative cancer research. Qualitative Health Research 26(4) Mar 2016 p. 482-9

CHARMAN, L A nurse’s phenomenological enquiry into doctors’ end-of-life decision making. J. of Research

in Nursing 21(2) 2016 p. 82-93

CRISFORD, M Nurse-led telephone triage for people with suspected colorectal cancer. Cancer Nursing

Practice 15(1) Feb 2016 p. 18-25

DEAGLE, J Can case management improve cancer care? Cancer Nursing Practice 15(2) Mar 2016 p.

22-8

DUFFIN, C Assessing the benefits of social prescribing. Cancer Nursing Practice 15(2) Mar 2016 p. 18-

20

FESSELE, K Factors associated with unplanned hospitalizations among patients with nonmetastatic

colorectal cancers intended for treatment in the ambulatory setting. Nursing Research 65(1)

Jan/Feb 2016 p. 24-34

LEE, K Effect of integrated caregiver support on caregiver burden for people taking care of people

with cancer at the end of life: a cohort and quasi-experiment clinical trial. Int. J. of Nursing

Studies 56(1) Apr 2016 p. 17-26

MOHAMMED, S The ‘conflicted dying’: the active search for life extension in advanced cancer through

biomedical treatment. Qualitative Health Research 26(4) Mar 2016 p. 555-67

NUND, R Third-party disability in carers of people with dysphagia following non-surgical management

for head and neck cancer. Disability and Rehabilitation 38(5) 2016 p. 462-71

PEDERSEN, B ‘The ambiguous transforming body’ – a phenomenological study of the meaning of weight

changes among women treated for breast cancer. Int. J. of Nursing Studies 55(3) Mar 2016

p. 15-25

UPTON, J Nurse-led telephone assessments for patients receiving ipilimumab. Cancer Nursing

Practice 15(2) Mar 2016 p. 30-5

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WANG, H Development and preliminary testing of an instrument to measure healthiness of lifestyle

among breast cancer survivors. Int. J. of Nursing Practice 21(6) Dec 2016 p. 923-32

CANCER: PSYCHOSOCIAL ASPECTS

CHIEN, C Psychosocial adjustments in patients with prostate cancer from pre-diagnosis to 6 months

post-treatment. Int. J. of Nursing Practice 22(1) Feb 2016 p. 70-8

PARTON, C Women’s construction of embodiment and the abject sexual body after cancer. Qualitative

Health Research 26(4) Mar 2016 p. 490-503

CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM & DISEASES

BURKE, R Can we engage caregiver spouses of patients with heart failure with a low-intensity, symptom-

guided intervention? Heart & Lung 45(2) Mar/Apr 2016 p. 114-20

DILIBERO, J Improving accuracy of cardiac electrode placement: outcomes of clinical nurse specialist

practice. Clinical Nurse Specialist 30(1) Jan/Feb 2016 p. 45-50

GALLAGHER, R Profile of atrial fibrillation inpatients: cardiovascular risk factors and cardiac rehabilitation

programme delivery and referral patients. Int. J. of Nursing Practice 21(6) Dec 2016 p. 749-

55

HILLEGASS, E Role of physical therapists in the management of individuals at risk for or diagnosed with

venous thromboembolism: evidence-based clinical practice guideline. Physical Therapy

96(2) Feb 2016 p. 143-66

KITKO, L Patients’ decision making process and expectations of a left ventricular assist device pre

and post implantation. Heart & Lung 45(2) Mar/Apr 2016 p. 95-9

LARSEN, P The effectiveness of individual rehabilitation on health status in patients with heart failure: a

quasi-experimental study. Int. J. of Nursing Practice 22(1) Feb 2016 p. 15-21

LOPEZ-MEDINA, I Patients’ experiences of sexual activity following myocardial ischemia. Clinical Nurse

Research 25(1) Feb 2016 p. 45-66

MOSACK, V Sexual concerns of cardiac patients: a psychometric analysis. Int. J. of Nursing Practice

21(6) Dec 2016 p. 756-63

MUHAMMED, I Narrative review of health-related quality of life and its predictors among patients with

coronary heart disease. Int. J. of Nursing Practice 22(1) Feb 2016 p. 4-14

PERRY, C The NHS health check programme in England: a qualitative study. Health Promotion Int.

31(1) Mar 2016 p. 106-15

SILAROVA, B Sense of coherence as a mediator between hostility and health-related quality of life among

coronary heart disease patients. Heart & Lung 45(2) Mar/Apr 2016 p. 126-31

WEI, H Parents’ experiences of having a child undergoing congenital heart surgery: an emotional

rollercoaster from shocking to blessing. Heart & Lung 45(2) Mar/Apr 2016 p. 154-60

CARERS

MATTOCK, S Exploring the role of occupation for spouse-carers before and after the death of a spouse

with dementia. Br. J. of Occupational Therapy 79(2) Feb 2016 p. 69-77

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CLINICAL NURSE SPECIALIST

DEAN, E Caseloads may be limiting patient access to clinical nurse specialists. Cancer Nursing

Practice 15(1) Feb 2016 p. 16-7

SEMPER, J Clinical nurse specialist guide staff nurses to promote practice accountability through peer

review. Clinical Nurse Specialist 30(1) Jan/Feb 2016 p. 19-27

COMMUNICATION

ALLAN, H English language skills requirements for internationally educated nurses working in the care

industry: barriers to UK registration or institutionalised discrimination? Int. J. of Nursing Studies

54(1) Feb 2016 p. 1-4

CLAYTON, J Perioperative nurses’ experiences of communication in a multicultural operating theatre: a

qualitative study. Int. J. of Nursing Studies 54(1) Feb 2016 p. 7-15

MCLENNAN, S Nurses perspectives regarding the disclosure of errors to patients: a qualitative study. Int. J.

of Nursing Studies 54(1) Feb 2016 p. 16-22

SCHWEI, R Changes in research on language barriers in health care since 2003: a cross-sectional

review study. Int. J. of Nursing Studies 54(1) Feb 2016 p. 36-44

VAN ROSSE, F Language barriers and patient safety risks in hospital care: a mixed methods study. Int. J. of

Nursing Studies 54(1) Feb 2016 p. 45-53

CONTINENCE

LEAVER, R Managing the aftercare of patients with a Mitrofanoff pouch. J. of Community Nursing 30(1)

Feb/Mar 2016 p. 40-6

MORIARTY, H Cognitive, affective, and behavioral dimensions of the lower urinary tract symptom

experience in men with Parkinson’s disease. J. Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nursing

43(1) Jan/Feb 2016 p. 80-7

DENTAL HEALTH

RATTANAWIBOON, C Effective fluoride mouthwash delivery methods as an alternative to rinsing. Nursing

Research 65(1) Jan/Feb 2016 p. 68-75

DERMATOLOGY

LAKHAN, M Dealing with viral skin infections in the community setting. J. of Community Nursing 30(1)

Feb/Mar 2016 p. 48-52

LICHTERFELD, A Dry skin in nursing care receivers: a multi-centre cross-sectional prevalence study in

hospitals and nursing homes. Int. J. of Nursing Studies 56(1) Apr 2016 p. 37-44

DIABETES

BABER, T Diabesity: pathogenesis and novel preventive and management strategies. J. of Diabetes

Nursing 20(2) 2016 p. 50-5

CAMPBELL-RICHARDS Exploring diabetes non-attendance: an inner-London perspective. J. of Diabetes Nursing

20(1) 2016 p. 73-8

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CARDWELL, J Assessment of diabetes knowledge in trained and untrained ward nurses before and after

intensive specialist support. J. of Diabetes Nursing 20(2) 2016 p. 60-4

GHARAIBEH, B The relationship among depression, self-care agency, self-efficacy and diabetes self-care

management. J. of Research in Nursing 21(2) 2016 p. 110-22

HUNTRISS, R Evaluation of a 12-week weight management group for people with type 2 diabetes and pre-

diabetes in a multi-ethnic population. J. of Diabetes Nursing 20(2) 2016 p. 65-71

KIRBY, J Optimising glycaemic control in preparation for elective surgery. J. of Diabetes Nursing 20(1)

2016 p. 15-8

THORNTON, H New NICE guidance: changes in practice for multidisciplinary teams. Part 1: Type 1 diabetes

in children and young people. J. of Diabetes Nursing 20(1) 2016 p. 21-5

TRYGGVADOTTIR, E Association between healthy maternal dietary pattern and risk for gestational diabetes

mellitus. Eur. J. of Clinical Nutrition 70(2) Feb 2016 p. 237-42

DISABILITY

BEGNOCHE, D Predictors of independent walking in young children with cerebral palsy. Physical Therapy

96(2) Feb 2016 p. 183-92

KAHJOOGH, M The relationship between gross motor function ability and time use in mothers of children

with cerebral palsy. Br. J. of Occupational Therapy 79(3) Mar 2016 p.

LASTUKA, A The effect of adaptive sports on employment among people with disabilities. Disability and

Rehabilitation 38(8) 2016 p. 742-8

PETNER-ARREY, J Facilitating employment opportunities for adults with intellectual and developmental disability

through parents and social networks. Disability and Rehabilitation 38(8) 2016 p. 789-95

PIŠKUR, B The lived experience of parents enabling participation of their child with a physical disability

at home, at school and in the community. Disability and Rehabilitation 38(8) 2016 p. 803-12

EDUCATION

CHEN, K Feasible modalities and long-term effects of elastic band exercises in nursing home older

adults in wheelchair: a cluster randomized controlled trial. Int. J. of Nursing Studies 55(3)

Mar 2016 p. 4-14

CRAWFORD, R Interprofessional undergraduate students talk about nurses and nursing: a qualitative study.

Nurse Education Today 39(1) Apr 2016 p. 7-11

DRAPER, J Managers’ role in maximising investment in continuing professional education. Nursing

Management (UK) 22(9) Feb 2016 p. 30-6

HUNT, L Failing securely: the process and support which underpin English nurse mentors’

assessment decisions regarding under-performing students. Nurse Education Today 39(1)

Apr 2016 p. 79-86

ILHAN, N The effect of nurse education on the self-esteem and assertiveness of nursing students: a

four-year longitudinal study. Nurse Education Today 39(1) Apr 2016 p. 72-8

MORLEY, D Applying Wenger’s communities of practice theory to placement learning. Nurse Education

Today 39(1) Apr 2016 p. 161-2

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RICHARDSON, J Including sustainability issues in nurse education: a comparative study of first year student

nurses’ attitudes in four European countries. Nurse Education Today 37(1) Feb 2016 p. 15-

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ELDERLY CARE

GOUVEIA, B An evaluation of a nurse-led rehabilitation programme (the ProBalance Programme) to

improve balance and reduce fall risk of community-dwelling older people: a randomised

controlled trial. Int. J. of Nursing Studies 56(1) Apr 2016 p. 1-8

HARRIS, R “Blaming the flowers for wilting”: idealized aging in a health charity video. Qualitative Health

Research 26(3) Feb 2016 p. 377-86

LANE, K Assisting older persons with adjusting to hearing aids. Clinical Nurse Research 25(1) Feb

2016 p. 30-44

PIGHILLS, A A critical review of the effectiveness of environmental assessment and modification in the

prevention of falls amongst community dwelling older people. Br. J. of Occupational Therapy

79(3) Mar 2016 p. 133-43

ENDOCRINOLOGY

COLLIN, J Educating children and families about growth hormone deficiency and its management.

Nursing Children and Young People 28(1) Feb 2016 p. 32-6

ETHICS AND LAW

HICKS, R Maintaining ethics in quality improvement. AORN J. 103(2) Feb 2016 p. 139-41

NAGINGTON, M Quality care as ethical care: a poststructural analysis of palliative and supportive district

nursing care. Nursing Inquiry 23(1) Mar 2016 p. 12-23

EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE

BECKER, S Perceptions of ‘evidence-based practice’ among the consumers of adolescent substance

use treatment. Health Education J. 75(3) Apr 2016 p. 358-69

MORRISON, T New graduates’ experience of evidence-based practice: an action research study. Br. J. of

Occupational Therapy 79(1) Jan 2016 p. 42-8

UPTON, P Development of the student Evidence-based Practice Questionnaire (S-EBPQ). Nurse

Education Today 37(1) Feb 2016 p. 38-44

FAMILY THERAPY

GRÁCIO, J What do we know about family interventions for psychosis at the process level? A systematic

review. Family Process 55(1) Mar 2016 p. 79-90

GRAY, S “Am I doing the right thing?” Pathways to parenting a gender variant child. Family Process

55(1) Mar 2016 p. 123-38

HAMILTON, E Systematic review of self-reported family assessment measures. Family Process 55(1) Mar

2016 p. 16-30

LEBOW, J Family research and the practice of family therapy. Family Process 55(1) Mar 2016 p. 3-6

SLUZKI, C Proxemics in couple interactions: rekindling an old optic. Family Process 55(1) Mar 2016 p.

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GASTROENTEROLOGY

GARCIA-SANJUÁN, S Life experiences of people affected by Crohn’s disease and their support networks: scoping

review. Clinical Nurse Research 25(1) Feb 2016 p. 79-99

KALAYJIAN, E Improving adherence to screening colonoscopy preparation and appointments.

Gastroenterology Nursing 38(6) Nov/Dec 2015 p. 408-16

NELSON, G Electrosurgery in the gastrointestinal suite: knowledge is power. Gastroenterology Nursing

38(6) Nov/Dec 2015 p. 430-9

PAUL, S Diagnosis and nursing management of coeliac disease in children. Nursing Children and

Young People 28(1) Feb 2016 p. 18-24

SMITH, A Evidence-based selection of sedation agents for patients undergoing endoscopic retrograde

cholangiopancreatography. Gastroenterology Nursing 39(1) Jan/Feb 2016 p. 32-41

TANAKA, M Coping strategies for possible flare-ups and their perceived effectiveness in patients with

inflammatory bowel disease. Gastroenterology Nursing 39(1) Jan/Feb 2016 p. 42-7

TURAN, N The effect of abdominal massage on constipation and quality of life. Gastroenterology

Nursing 39(1) Jan/Feb 2016 p. 48-59

HEALTH PROMOTION

BATRAS, D Organizational change theory: implications for health promotion practice. Health Promotion

Int. 31(1) Mar 2016 p. 231-41

VEENSTRA, G Towards a relational health promotion. Health Promotion Int. 31(1) Mar 2016 p. 209-13

ZINGMARK, M Occupation-focused health promotion for well older people – a cost-effectiveness analysis.

Br. J. of Occupational Therapy 79(3) Mar 2016 p. 153-62

IMMUNISATION

DUBÉ, E “Nature does things well, why should we interfere?” vaccine hesitancy among mothers.

Qualitative Health Research 26(3) Feb 2016 p. 411-25

INFECTION CONTROL

ATKINS, L Using the behaviour change wheel in infection prevention and control practice. J. of Infection

Prevention 17(2) Mar 2016 p. 74-8

BRENNAN, G Evaluation of commercial chromogenic media for the detection of meticillin-resistant

staphylococcus aureus. J. of Hospital Infection 92(3) Mar 2016 p. 287-92

CHU, H Effects of hand hygiene education and individual and individual feedback on hand hygiene

behaviour, MRSA acquisition rate and MRSA colonization pressure among intensive care

nurses. Int. J. of Nursing Practice 21(6) Dec 2016 p. 709-15

CURRAN, E The Where is Norovirus Control Lost (WINCL) Study: an enhanced surveillance project to

identify norovirus index cases in care settings in the UK and Ireland. J. of Infection

Prevention 17(1) Jan 2016 p. 8-14

FOOTE, A Self-perceived hand hygiene practices among undergraduate nursing students. J. of

Research in Nursing 21(1) 2016 p. 8-19

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GORDON, D Incidence of clostridium difficile infection in patients receiving high-risk antibiotics with or

without a proton pump inhibitor. J. of Hospital Infection 92(2) Feb 2016 p. 173-7

HAIDEN, N Comparison of bacterial counts in expressed breast milk following standard or strict infection

control regimens in neonatal intensive care units: compliance of mothers does matter. J. of

Hospital Infection 92(3) Mar 2016 p. 226-8

HALLAM, C Development of the UK Vessel Health and Preservation (VHP) framework: a multi-

organisational collaborative. J. of Infection Prevention 17(2) Mar 2016 p. 65-72

HOLMES, A Lessons in implementing infection prevention. J. of Infection Prevention 17(2) Mar 2016 p.

84-9

KORTE, S Norovirus outbreak management: how much cohorting is necessary? J. of Hospital Infection

92(3) Mar 2016 p. 259-62

JACKSON, C Nurses’ perceptions of dirt and contagion: does the work environment pose a greater threat

than one’s own home? J. of Research in Nursing 21(1) 2016 p. 56-67

JEREMIAH, C Differing epidemiology of two major healthcare-associated meticillin-resistant

staphylococcus aureus clones. J. of Hospital Infection 92(2) Feb 2016 p. 183-90

PALESE, A Nursing care as a predictor of phlebitis related to insertion of a peripheral venous cannula in

emergency departments: findings from a prospective study. J. of Hospital Infection 92(3) Mar

2016 p. 280-6

POPA, D Therapeutic drug monitoring of cerebrospinal fluid vancomycin concentration drug

intraventricular administration. J. of Hospital Infection 92(2) Feb 2016 p. 199-202

PRICE, E Decontamination of breast pump milk collection kits and related items at home and in

hospital: guidance from a Joint Working Group of the Healthcare Infection Society and

Infection Prevention Society. J. of Infection Prevention 17(2) Mar 2016 p. 53-62

REILLY, J Are you serious? From fist bumping to hand hygiene: considering culture, context and

complexity in infection prevention intervention research. J. of Infection Prevention 17(1) Jan

2016 p. 29-33

RUSSELL, C Diagnosis and features of hospital-acquired pneumonia: a retrospective cohort study. J. of

Hospital Infection 92(3) Mar 2016 p. 273-9

SCHIFFERS, H Potential infection control risks associated with roaming healthcare industry representatives.

J. of Infection Prevention 17(1) Jan 2016 p. 22-8

SMITH, A Clostridium difficile infection incidence: impact of audit and feedback programme to improve

room cleaning. J. of Hospital Infection 92(2) Feb 2016 p. 161-6

STORR, J Redefining infection prevention and control in the new era of quality universal health

coverage. J. of Research in Nursing 21(1) 2016 p. 39-52

THABIT, A Association of healthcare exposure with acquisition of different clostridium difficile strain

types in patients with recurrent infection or colonization after clinical resolution of initial

infection. J. of Hospital Infection 92(2) Feb 2016 p. 167-72

TOUZEL, R Establishment of a multi-species biofilm model to evaluate chlorhexidine efficacy. J. of

Hospital Infection 92(2) Feb 2016 p. 154-60

TOWLE, D Baby bottle steam sterilizers for disinfecting home nebulizers inoculated with non-

tuberculous mycobacteria. J. of Hospital Infection 92(3) Mar 2016 p. 222-5

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WOODWARD, S Implementing change: lessons from the patient safety movement. J. of Infection Prevention

17(2) Mar 2016 p. 79-82

INTENSIVE CARE

BYRNE, N Reducing continuous intravenous medication errors in an intensive care unit. J. of Nursing

Care Quality 31(1) Jan/Mar 2016 p. 13-6

CHOI, J Depressive symptom and anxiety in intensive care unit (ICU) survivors after ICU discharge.

Heart & Lung 45(2) Mar/Apr 2016 p. 140-6

INTER-PROFESSIONAL RELATIONS

LEWIS, K Shared decision-making models acknowledging an interprofessional approach: a theory

analysis to inform nursing practice. Research and Theory for Nursing Practice 30(1) 2016 p.

26-43

INTRAVENOUS THERAPY

OWEN, K Setting up and running a community IV therapy clinic. J. of Community Nursing 30(1)

Feb/Mar 2016 p. 53-6

LEARNING DISABILITIES

ENGEL-YEGER, B The relationship between sensory processing disorders and eating problems among children

with intellectual development deficits. Br. J. of Occupational Therapy 79(1) Jan 2016 p. 17-

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PENTLAND, J Services for children with developmental co-ordination disorder: an evaluation against best

practice principles. Disability and Rehabilitation 38(3) 2016 p. 299-306

MANAGEMENT

NICHOLSON, M Managing reliance on temporary agency staff. Nursing Management (UK) 22(10) Mar 2016

p. 22-5

WEST, M Evaluation of a nurse leadership development programme. Nursing Management (UK)

22(10) Mar 2016 p. 26-31

MENS HEALTH

O’DONNELL, S Gender and workplace bullying: men’s experiences of surviving bullying at work. Qualitative

Health Research 26(3) Feb 2016 p. 351-66

MENTAL HEALTH

ASKEY-JONES, R Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy in clinical practice. Mental Health Practice 19(5) Feb

2016 p. 28-35

BAKER, J Will safe staffing in mental health nursing become a reality. J. of Psychiatric and Mental

Health Nursing 23(2) Mar 2016 p. 75-6

CHANG, F A multidimensional measure of participation for adults with serious mental illness. Disability

and Rehabilitation 38(7) 2016 p. 695-703

CHOI, K Complex psychological trauma and self-dysregulation: a theory synthesis for nursing.

Research and Theory for Nursing Practice 30(1) 2016 p. 10-25

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COOK, S Development of a staff training intervention for inpatient mental health rehabilitation units to

increase service users’ engagement in activities. Br. J. of Occupational Therapy 79(3) Mar

2016 p. 144-52

CROWE, M Social rhythm interventions for bipolar disorder: a systematic review and rationale for

practice. J. of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing 23(1) Feb 2016 p. 3-11

EREN, N An evaluation of the difficulties and attitudes mental health professionals experience with

people with personality disorders. J. of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing 23(1) Feb

2016 p. 22-36

FITZPATRICK, J How to bolster emotional intelligence among psychiatric mental health nurses clinicians.

Archives of Psychiatric Nursing 30(2) Apr 2016 p. 131-7

HITT, D Economic assessment of a workplace cognitive behaviour therapy service. Mental Health

Practice 19(6) Mar 2016 p. 25-31

GILL A Living with schizophrenia and atypical medication. Mental Health Practice 19(5) Feb 2016 p.

12-9

GRAY, R What is it like to take antipsychotic medication? A qualitative study of patients with first-

episode psychosis. J. of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing 23(2) Mar 2016 p. 108-15

GRIEP, E Practice nurses mental health provide space to patients to discuss unpleasant emotions. J.

of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing 23(2) Mar 2016 p. 77-85

GRUNDY, A Bringing meaning to user involvement in mental health care planning: a qualitative

exploration of service user perspectives. J. of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing 23(1)

Feb 2016 p. 12-21

HARISON, M Defining the environment to support occupational therapy intervention in mental health

practice. Br. J. of Occupational Therapy 79(1) Jan 2016 p. 57-9

HEMINGWAY, S The perceptions of nurses towards barriers to the safe administration of medicines in mental

health settings. Int. J. of Nursing Practice 21(6) Dec 2016 p. 733-40

KIZILIRMAK, B Care burden and mental health condition of the families of individuals with mental disorders.

Archives of Psychiatric Nursing 30(1) Feb 2016 p. 47-54

KNOWLDEN, A Lifestyle and mental health correlates of psychological distress in college students. Health

Education J. 75(3) Apr 2016 p. 370-82

LAGACÉ, M A qualitative exploration of a community-based singing activity on the recovery process of

people living with mental illness. Br. J. of Occupational Therapy 79(3) Mar 2016 p. 178-87

LI, J Integrating evidence-based community-care services to improve schizophrenia outcomes: a

preliminary trial. Archives of Psychiatric Nursing 30(1) Feb 2016 p. 102-8

MACIVER, D A Rasch analysis of the model of human occupation screening tool single observation form

(MOHOST-SOF) in mental health. Br. J. of Occupational Therapy 79(1) Jan 2016 p. 49-56

MAREK, M Implementing the use of a brief cognitive assessment on individuals diagnosed with

schizophrenia in an acute psychiatric facility. Archives of Psychiatric Nursing 30(2) Apr 2016

p. 210-8

MORAN, G Understanding universal elements in mental health recovery: a cross-examination of peer

providers and a non-clinical sample. Qualitative Health Research 26(2) Jan 2016 p. 273-87

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NARAYANASAMY, M Decision making in mental health team meetings. Mental Health Practice 19(6) Mar 2016 p.

32-8

SHOR, R Barriers to involvement in physical activities of persons with mental illness. Health Promotion

Int. 31(1) Mar 2016 p. 116-23

SYMES, L Parenting in the wake of abuse: exploring the mediating role of PTSD symptoms on the

relationship between parenting and child functioning. Archives of Psychiatric Nursing 30(1)

Feb 2016 p. 90-5

UMBERGER, W “It didn’t kill me. It just made me stronger and wiser”: Silver linings for children and

adolescents of parents with chronic pain. Archives of Psychiatric Nursing 30(2) Apr 2016 p.

138-43

VAN DER ENDE, P Strategies for parenting by mothers and fathers with a mental illness. J. of Psychiatric and

Mental Health Nursing 23(2) Mar 2016 p. 86-97

WINSHIP, G A meta-recovery framework: positioning the ‘New Recovery’ movement and other recovery

approaches. J. of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing 23(1) Feb 2016 p. 66-73

MENTAL HEALTH: ACUTE CARE

GREEF, S Evaluation of an e-prescribing pilot in an inpatient recovery unit. Mental Health Practice

19(5) Feb 2016 p. 20-4

KORKMAZ, G Internalized stigma and perceived family support in acute psychiatric in-patient units.

Archives of Psychiatric Nursing 30(1) Feb 2016 p. 55-61

MENTAL HEALTH: CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS

BEKHET, A The mediating effects of positive cognitions on autism caregivers’ depression and their

children’s challenging behaviours. Archives of Psychiatric Nursing 30(1) Feb 2016 p. 13-8

CARTER, T Exercise for adolescents with depression: valued aspects and perceived change. J. of

Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing 23(1) Feb 2016 p. 37-44

GATSOU, L Parental mental illness. Mental Health Practice 19(5) Feb 2016 p. 25-7

GOUSSÉ, V Impact of perceived stress, anxiety-depression and social support o coping strategies of

parents having a child with Gilles de la Tourette syndrome. Archives of Psychiatric Nursing

30(1) Feb 2016 p. 109-13

POTTER, D Situated motives of lay participants in community collaboratives for children’s mental health.

Qualitative Health Research 26(3) Feb 2016 p. 426-37

MENTAL HEALTH: COMMUNITY

ISOBEL S An emotional awareness based parenting group for parents with mental illness: a mixed

methods feasibility study of community mental health nurse facilitation. Archives of

Psychiatric Nursing 30(1) Feb 2016 p. 35-40

VOYER, P RADAR: a measure of the sixth vital sign? Clinical Nurse Research 25(1) Feb 2016 p. 9-29

MENTAL HEALTH: ELDERLY

COX, S Decision making and dementia – a service user perspective. J. of Dementia Care 24(2)

Mar/Apr 2016 p. 21-3

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GREEN, P Treating depression in older adults. Mental Health Practice 19(6) Mar 2016 p. 16-24

HESKETH, S Reading dementia: ‘Try your best to think from both sides.’ J. of Dementia Care 24(2)

Mar/Apr 2016 p. 24-7

SAVITCH, N Dementia through the eyes of women. J. of Dementia Care 24(2) Mar/Apr 2016 p. 32-4

SWINSON, T Community occupational therapy for people with dementia and their family carers: a national

survey of United Kingdom occupational therapy practice. Br. J. of Occupational Therapy

79(2) Feb 2016 p. 85-91

MIDWIFERY AND CHILDBIRTH

EDMONDS, J Nurses count: tracking performance to improve cesarean delivery rates. Birth 43(1) Mar

2016 p. 3-5

GU, V Intrapartum synthetic oxytocin and its effects on maternal well-being at 2 months

postpartum. Birth 43(1) Mar 2016 p. 28-35

HURKO, P Mistaken identity between the maternal and fetal heart rate: ensuring awareness of the

safety features of the electronic fetal heart monitor. Clinical Nurse Specialist 30(1) Jan/Feb

2016 p. 7-10

LICQURISH, S ‘Risk or right’: a discourse analysis of midwifery and obstetric colleges’ homebirth position

statements. Nursing Inquiry 23(1) Mar 2016 p. 86-94

LISY, K Provision of meaningful care at diagnosis, birth, and after stillbirth: a qualitative synthesis of

parents’ experiences. Birth 43(1) Mar 2016 p. 6-19

NEWHAM, J Intentions toward physical activity and resting behaviour in pregnant women: using the

theory of planned behaviour framework in a cross-sectional study. Birth 43(1) Mar 2016 p.

49-57

SHINAR, S How long is safe? Setting the cutoff for uncomplicated third stage length: a retrospective

case-control study. Birth 43(1) Mar 2016 p. 36-41

WOOLHOUSE, H Frequency of ‘time for self’ is a significant predictor of postnatal depressive symptoms:

results from a prospective pregnancy cohort study. Birth 43(1) Mar 2016 p. 58-67

NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES

HUTCHISON, J Scandals in health-care: their impact on health policy and nursing. Nursing Inquiry 23(1) Mar

2016 p. 32-41

NEONATES AND INFANTS

LAKE, E Higher quality of care and patient safety associated with better NICU work environments. J.

of Nursing Care Quality 31(1) Jan/Mar 2016 p. 24-32

YANG, I The infant microbiome: implications for infant health and neurocognitive development.

Nursing Research 65(1) Jan/Feb 2016 p. 76-88

NEUROLOGY

HSU, L Randomized comparison between objective-based lectures and outcome-based concept

mapping for teaching neurological care to nursing students. Nurse Education Today 37(1)

Feb 2016 p. 83-90

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MALINOWSKY, C The match between everyday technology in public space and the ability of working-age

people with acquired brain injury to use it. Br. J. of Occupational Therapy 79(1) Jan 2016 p.

26-34

NURSING PRACTICE

CHULACH, T Working in a ‘third space’: a closer look at the hybridity, identity and agency of nurse

practitioners. Nursing Inquiry 23(1) Mar 2016 p. 52-63

CORLESS, L Power inequality between patients and nurses. Nursing Times 112(12/13) 23 Mar 2016 p.

20-1

LOWRY, M A practical model for reflection on practice. Nursing Times 112(12/13) 23 Mar 2016 p. 12-5

NURSING PROFESSION

FALATAH, F The influence of authentic leadership and supportive professional practice environments on

new graduate nurses’ job satisfaction. J. of Research in Nursing 21(2) 2016 p. 125-36

JOHNSON, J Reviving the journal club as a nursing professional development strategy. J. for Nurses in

Professional Development 32(2) Mar/Apr 2016 p. 104-6

KIM, M The nutrition contribution of dietary supplements on total nutrient intake in children and

adolescents. Eur. J. of Clinical Nutrition 70(2) Feb 2016 p. 257-61

LEWIS, H Linking nurse leadership and work characteristics to nurse burnout and engagement.

Nursing Research 65(1) Jan/Feb 2016 p. 13-23

SABANCIOGULLARI, S Effects of professional identity development programme on the professional identity, job

satisfaction and burnout levels of nurses: a pilot study. Int. J. of Nursing Practice 21(6) Dec

2016 p. 847-57

SHI, R Regulatory factors and burnout in nurses: the mediating effect of perception on

transformational leadership. Int. J. of Nursing Practice 21(6) Dec 2016 p. 858-67

NUTRITION & DIETETICS

CAWLEY, S A review of European guidelines on periconceptional folic acid supplementation. Eur. J. of

Clinical Nutrition 70(2) Feb 2016 p. 143-54

DAVIS, C Intermittent energy restriction and weight loss: a systematic review. Eur. J. of Clinical

Nutrition 70(3) Mar 2016 p. 292-9

JOSEPH, P Individual differences among children in sucrose detection thresholds: relationship with age,

gender, and bitter taste genotype. Nursing Research 65(1) Jan/Feb 2016 p. 3-12

NUOTIO, M Association of nutritional status as measured by the mini-nutritional assessment short form

with changes in mobility, institutionalization and death after hip fracture. Eur. J. of Clinical

Nutrition 70(3) Mar 2016 p. 393-8

SHAKERSAIN, B Nutritional status and survival among old adults: an 11-year population-based longitudinal

study. Eur. J. of Clinical Nutrition 70(3) Mar 2016 p. 320-5

OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH

HAGGMAN, H Occupational health for humanitarian aid workers in an Ebola outbreak. J. of Research in

Nursing 21(1) 2016 p. 22-36

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RABER, C Occupational therapists’ perspectives on using the remotivation process with clients

experiencing dementia. Br. J. of Occupational Therapy 79(2) Feb 2016 p. 92-101

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

BROWN, T The association between measures of visual perception, visual-motor integration, and in-

hand manipulation skills of school-age children and their manuscript handwriting speed. Br.

J. of Occupational Therapy 79(3) Mar 2016 p. 163-71

PAEDIATRICS

BARTLOW, K Nurses’ knowledge and adherence to sudden infant death syndrome prevention guidelines.

Pediatric Nursing 42(1) Jan/Feb 2016 p. 7-13

BEDELLS, E Roles of nurses and parents caring for hospitalised children. Nursing Children and Young

People 28(2) Mar 2016 p. 24-8

COLLIN, J Educating children and families about growth hormone deficiency and its management: part

2. Nursing Children and Young People 28(2) Mar 2016 p. 30-6

KIM, S Development of a simulation evaluation tool for assessing nursing students’ clinical

judgement in caring for children with dehydration. Nurse Education Today 37(1) Feb 2016 p.

45-52

KIM, S Effects of nursing process-based simulation for maternal child emergency nursing care on

knowledge, attitude, and skills in clinical nurses. Nurse Education Today 37(1) Feb 2016 p.

59-65

LUISA, M Pediatric pain management: an evidence-based approach. Pediatric Nursing 42(1) Jan/Feb

2016 p. 39-46

MAJOR, T Decreasing IV infiltrates in the pediatric patient – system-based improvement project.

Pediatric Nursing 42(1) Jan/Feb 2016 p. 14-20

MCKEEVER, S Creating a journal club competition improves paediatric nurses’ participation and

engagement. Nurse Education Today 37(1) Feb 2016 p. 173-7

PALLIATIVE CARE

LAMONT, T Better endings: a review of end-of-life services. Nursing Times 112(12/13) 23 Mar 2016 p.

16-8

WACKERS, G Recursive health care structures and choice in the manner of our dying: an auto-

ethnographic account. Qualitative Health Research 26(4) Mar 2016 p. 452-65

WYE, E Electronic palliative care coordinating systems (EPaCCS) may not facilitate home deaths: a

mixed methods evaluation of end of life care in two English counties. J. of Research in

Nursing 21(2) 2016 p. 96-107

PATIENT EDUCATION

CHEN, K Effectiveness and student perceptions of high-enrolment health studies online courses.

Health Education J. 75(3) Apr 2016 p. 343-57

LEINO-KILPI, H Knowledge received by hospital patients: a factor connected with the patient-centred quality

of nursing care. Int. J. of Nursing Practice 21(6) Dec 2016 p. 689-98

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SCHÖPF, A Group health education in inpatient rehabilitation: patient’s role perceptions. Health

Education J. 75(3) Apr 2016 p. 289-305

STENOV, V Educator talk ratio as a quality indicator in group-based patient education. Health Education

J. 75(3) Apr 2016 p. 259-69

PATIENT WELFARE

HELMAN, S Just-in-time training for high-risk low-volume therapies: an approach to ensure patient safety.

J. of Nursing Care Quality 31(1) Jan/Mar 2016 p. 33-9

LIM, F Standardized handoff report form in clinical nursing education: an education tool for patient

safety and quality of care. Nurse Education Today 37(1) Feb 2016 p. 3-7

PHYSIOTHERAPY & REHABILITATION

ALAPPATTU, M Urinary incontinence symptoms and impact on quality of life in patients seeking outpatient

physical therapy services. Physiotherapy Theory and Practice 32(2) Feb 2016 p. 107-12

AMATYA, B Evaluation of the structured bowel management program in inpatient rehabilitation: a

prospective study. Disability and Rehabilitation 38(6) 2016 p. 544-51

BÄCKMAN, S Validity and sensitivity to change of the patient specific functional scale used during

rehabilitation following proximal humeral fracture. Disability and Rehabilitation 38(5) 2016 p.

487-92

BJORBÆKMO, W ‘A touch of physiotherapy’ – the significance and meaning of touch in the practice of

physiotherapy. Physiotherapy Theory and Practice 32(1) Jan 2016 p. 10-9

BOLGLA, L Relative electromyographic activity in trunk, hip, and knee muscles during unilateral weight

bearing exercises: implications for rehabilitation. Physiotherapy Theory and Practice 32(2)

Feb 2016 p. 130-8

CONSTANTINO, C Neuromuscular taping versus sham therapy on muscular strength and motor performance in

multiple sclerosis patients. Disability and Rehabilitation 38(3) 2016 p. 277-81

DEMOULIN, C A comparison of two stretching programs for hamstring muscles: a randomized controlled

assessor-blinded study. Physiotherapy Theory and Practice 32(1) Jan 2016 p. 53-62

GALLOWAY, R Hospital readmission following discharge from inpatient rehabilitation for older adults with

debility. Physical Therapy 96(2) Feb 2016 p. 241-51

KAMALI, F Comparison of manual therapy and exercise therapy for postural hyperkyphosis: a

randomized clinical trial. Physiotherapy Theory and Practice 32(2) Feb 2016 p. 92-7

LEXELL, J The rehabilitation plan can support clients’ active engagement and facilitate the process of

change – experiences from people with late effects of polio participating in a rehabilitation

programme. Disability and Rehabilitation 38(4) 2016 p. 329-36

MISCHKE, J Effect of sternoclavicular joint mobilization on pain and function in a patient with massive

supraspinatus tear. Physiotherapy Theory and Practice 32(2) Feb 2016 p. 153-8

MORCELLI, M Peak torque, reaction time, and rate of torque development of hip abductors and adductors

of older women. Physiotherapy Theory and Practice 32(1) Jan 2016 p. 45-52

NOH, D Inter- and intratester reliability values of ultrasound imaging measurements of diaphragm

movement in the thoracic and thoracolumbar curves in adolescent idiopathic scoliosis.

Physiotherapy Theory and Practice 32(2) Feb 2016 p. 139-43

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OLSEN, A Patients suffering from rheumatic disease describing own experiences from participating in

basic body awareness group therapy: a qualitative pilot study. Physiotherapy Theory and

Practice 32(2) Feb 2016 p. 98-106

RODRIGUES, L Feasibility and effectiveness of adding object-related bilateral symmetrical training to mirror

therapy in chronic stroke: a randomized controlled pilot study. Physiotherapy Theory and

Practice 32(2) Feb 2016 p. 83-91

STISEN, D The experience of patients with fear-avoidance belief hospitalised for low back pain – a

qualitative study. Disability and Rehabilitation 38(4) 2016 p. 307-14

STRÖMBÄCK, M Gender-sensitive and youth-friendly physiotherapy: steps toward a stress management

intervention for girls and young women. Physiotherapy Theory and Practice 32(1) Jan 2016

p. 20-33

SUBBARAYALU, A Measurement of craniovertebral angle by the modified head posture spinal curvature

instrument: a reliability and validity study. Physiotherapy Theory and Practice 32(2) Feb

2016 p. 144-52

VAN DER MEER, S How does injury compensation affect health and disability in patients with complaints of

whiplash? A qualitative study among rehabilitation experts-professionals. Disability and

Rehabilitation 38(3) 2016 p. 211-7

VIEIRA, E Work-related musculoskeletal disorders among physical therapists: an online survey.

Disability and Rehabilitation 38(6) 2016 p. 552-7

RESEARCH METHODS

CHANG, H Autoethnography in health research: growing pains? Qualitative Health Research 26(4) Mar

2016 p. 443-451

CONNELLY, L Underdeveloped themes in qualitative research: relationship with interviews and analysis.

Clinical Nurse Specialist 30(1) Jan/Feb 2016 p. 51-7

DUGGLEBY, W Methodological and epistemological considerations in utilizing qualitative inquiry to develop

interventions. Qualitative Health Research 26(2) Jan 2016 p. 147-53

FROST, J Meta-study as diagnostic: toward content over form in qualitative synthesis. Qualitative

Health Research 26(3) Feb 2016 p. 307-19

SELLMAN, D The practice of nursing research: getting ready for ‘ethics’ and the matter of character.

Nursing Inquiry 23(1) Mar 2016 p. 24-31

RESPIRATORY SYSTEM & DISEASES

CHEN, K Problems and health needs of adult extracorporeal membrane oxygenation patients

following hospital discharge: a qualitative study. Heart & Lung 45(2) Mar/Apr 2016 p. 147-53

GRZELEWSKI, T Spirometry-adjusted fraction of exhaled nitric oxide allows asthma diagnosis in children,

adolescents, and young adults. Respiratory Care 61(2) Feb 2016 p. 162-72

PATEL, N Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease patients’ experiences of an enhanced self-

management model of care. Qualitative Health Research 26(4) Mar 2016 p. 568-77

PILARCZYK, K Safety and efficiency of percutaneous dilatational tracheostomy with direct bronchoscopic

guidance for thoracic transplant recipients. Respiratory Care 61(2) Feb 235-42

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SUNNETCIOGLU, A Evaluation of oxidative damage and antioxidant mechanisms in COPD, lung cancer, and

obstructive sleep apnea syndrome. Respiratory Care 61(2) Feb 2016 p. 205-11

SEXUAL HEALTH

KEOGH, B Sexual health promotion programme: participants’ perspectives on capacity building. Health

Education J. 75(1) Feb 2016 p. 47-60

SLEEP

HEWART, C Improving patients’ sleep reducing light and noise levels on the wards at night. Nursing

Management (UK) 22(9) Feb 2016 p. 18-23

UYGUR, F The neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio in patients with obstructive sleep apnoea syndrome and

its relationship with cardiovascular disease. Heart & Lung 45(2) Mar/Apr 2016 p. 121-5

SPINAL CORD INJURIES (includes Paraplegia)

NEVEDAL, A Women’s experiences of living with neurogenic bladder and bowel after spinal cord injury:

life controlled by bladder and bowel. Disability and Rehabilitation 38(6) 2016 p. 573-81

SWEET, S Peer support need fulfilment among adults with spinal cord injury: relationships with

participation, life satisfaction and individual characteristics. Disability and Rehabilitation

38(6) 2016 p. 558-65

SPIRITUALITY

WU, L Nurse education and willingness to provide spiritual care. Nurse Education Today 38(1) Mar

2016 p. 36-41

SPORTS INJURIES

BALKE, M The coracohumeral distance in shoulders with traumatic and degenerative subscapularis

tendon tears. American J. of Sports Medicine 44(1) Jan 2016 p. 198-201

BUSHMAN, T The functional movement screen and injury risk: association and predictive value in active

men. American J. of Sports Medicine 44(2) Feb 2016 p. 297-304

DEOL, R Return to training and playing after acute lisfranc injuries inn elite professional soccer and

rugby players. American J. of Sports Medicine 44(1) Jan 2016 p. 166-70

GRIBBLE, P Prediction of lateral ankle sprains in football players based on clinical tests and body mass

index. American J. of Sports Medicine 44(2) Feb 2016 p. 460-7

JOSEPH, R Sex differences in self-reported hip function up to 2 years after arthroscopic surgery for

femoroacetabular impingement. American J. of Sports Medicine 44(1) Jan 2016 p. 54-9

PESTKA, J Return to sports activity and work after autologous chondrocyte implantation of the knee:

which factors influence outcomes? American J. of Sports Medicine 44(2) Feb 2016 p. 370-7

PLASTARAS, C Is hip abduction strength asymmetry present in female runners in the early stages of

patellofemoral pain syndrome? American J. of Sports Medicine 44(1) Jan 2016 p. 105-12

WELSANDT, E Decreased knee joint loading associated with early knee osteoarthritis after anterior cruciate

ligament injury. American J. of Sports Medicine 44(1) Jan 2016 p. 143-51

WYLIE, J Arthroscopic capsular repair for symptomatic hip instability after previous hip arthroscopic

surgery. American J. of Sports Medicine 44(1) Jan 2016 p. 39-45

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STOMA CARE

MCKENNA, L The impact of preoperative stoma marking on health-related quality of life: a comparison

cohort study. J. Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nursing 43(1) Jan/Feb 2016 p. 57-61

NEIL, N A cost-utility model of care for peristomal skin complications. J. Wound, Ostomy and

Continence Nursing 43(1) Jan/Feb 2016 p. 62-8

STROKE

ATLER, K The experiences of everyday activities post-stroke. Disability and Rehabilitation 38(5) 2016

p. 781-8

DURCAN, S Factors associated with community ambulation in chronic stroke. Disability and

Rehabilitation 38(3) 2016 p. 245-9

ENGLISH, C Sitting and activity time in people with stroke. Physical Therapy 96(2) Feb 2016 p. 193-201

GORST, T Foot and ankle impairments affect balance and mobility in stroke (FAiMiS): the views and

experiences of people with stroke. Disability and Rehabilitation 38(6) 2016 p. 589-96

MURGATROYD, P Validity and reliability of a novel measure of activity performance and participation. Disability

and Rehabilitation 38(4) 2016 p. 374-83

PAUL, L Physical activity profiles and sedentary behavior in people following stroke: a cross-sectional

study. Disability and Rehabilitation 38(4) 2016 p. 362-7

ROWE, F Delivery of high quality stroke and vision care: experiences of UK services. Disability and

Rehabilitation 38(8) 2016 p. 813-7

SIMPSON, B Feasibility of a home-based program to improve handwriting after stroke: a pilot study.

Disability and Rehabilitation 38(7) 2016 p. 673-82

STEIN, M What are the functional outcomes of right hemisphere stroke patients with or without hemi-

inattention complications? A critical narrative review and suggestions for further research.

Disability and Rehabilitation 38(4) 2016 p. 315-28

TEO, K A systematic review of studies investigating the care of stroke survivors in long-term care

facilities. Disability and Rehabilitation 38(8) 2016 p. 715-23

SUICIDE

ANTAI-OTONG, D What every ED nurse should know about suicide risk assessment. J. of Emergency Nursing

42(1) Jan 2016 p. 31-6

FISHER, G Managing young people with self-harming or suicidal behaviour. Nursing Children and

Young People 28(1) Feb 2016 p. 25-31

GONÇALVES, A Suicidal ideation on higher education students: influence of some psychosocial variables.

Archives of Psychiatric Nursing 30(2) Apr 2016 p. 162-6

KOWESZKO, T Differences in assessment of suicidal tendencies in men and women: a pilot study. Archives

of Psychiatric Nursing 30(1) Feb 2016 p. 77-8

VERAS, J Prevalence of suicide risk among adolescents with depressive. Archives of Psychiatric

Nursing 30(1) Feb 2016 p. 2-6

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SURGERY

BASHAW, M Guideline implementation: preventing hyperventilation. A.O.R.N. 103(3) Mar 2016 p. 304-13

CHAVIS, S Clearing the air about surgical smoke: an education program. A.O.R.N. 103(3) Mar 2016 p.

289-96

DENHOLM, B Using informatics to improve the care of patients susceptible to malignant hyperthermia.

A.O.R.N. 103(4) Apr 2016 p. 364-79.e4

ERIKSSON, K Patients’ experiences and actions when describing pain after surgery – a critical incident

technique analysis. Int. J. of Nursing Studies 56(1) Apr 2016 p. 27-36

GILL, A Robotic surgery and its impact on teamwork in the operating theatre. J. of Perioperative

Practice 26(3) Mar 2016 p. 42-5

GUGLIELMI, C The difficulty with implementing a policy on surgical attire. A.O.R.N. 103(3) Mar 2016 p. 319-

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HARRELSON, B Care of the surgical patient with obstructive sleep apnea. A.O.R.N. 103(4) Apr 2016 p. 433-7

LEVIN, R Maintaining perioperative normothermia: sustaining an evidence-based practice

improvement project. AORN J. 103(2) Feb 2016 p. 213.e1-e13

NOWOTNY, B Ventricular assist device implementation: perioperative nursing considerations. A.O.R.N.

103(4) Apr 2016 p. 388-406

SEIFERT, P Crisis management of unstable bradycardia in the OR. AORN J. 103(2) Feb 2016 p. 215-23

SMITH, F Perioperative care of the transgender patient. AORN J. 103(2) Feb 2016 p. 151-63

TAYLOR, D A reflection on the experiences of implementing gynaecology robotic surgery. J. of

Perioperative Practice 26(3) Mar 2016 p. 36-41

WING, T ICD-10 medical coding: the role of perioperative services in addressing implementation

challenges. AORN J. 103(2) Feb 2016 p. 177-88

WOUND MANAGEMENT

BARRETT, S Managing exudate and preventing biofilms in community wound care. J. of Community

Nursing 30(1) Feb/Mar 2016 p. 36-9

BOS, B Pressure ulcer prevention: where practice and education meet. J. for Nurses in Professional

Development 32(2) Mar/Apr 2016 p. 94-8

CHOI, K Health behaviour theory for pressure ulcer prevention: root-cause analysis project in critical

care nursing. J. of Nursing Care Quality 31(1) Jan/Mar 2016 p. 68-74

GERAGHTY, J Working together to treat meningococcal necrotic skin lesions. J. of Community Nursing

30(1) Feb/Mar 2016 p. 26-33

LEBLANC, K Is twice-daily skin moisturizing more effective than routine care in the prevention of skin

tears in the elderly population. J. Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nursing 43(1) Jan/Feb

2016 p. 17-22

PADULA, W An approach to acquiring, normalizing and managing HER data from a clinical data

repository for studying pressure ulcer outcomes. J. Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nursing

43(1) Jan/Feb 2016 p. 39-45

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PITTMAN, J Unavoidable pressure ulcers: development and testing of the Indiana University health

pressure ulcer prevention inventory. J. Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nursing 43(1)

Jan/Feb 2016 p. 32-8

YAP, T An evidence-based cue-selection guide and logic model to improve pressure ulcer

prevention I long-term care. J. of Nursing Care Quality 31(1) Jan/Mar 2016 p. 75-83