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Universal reference tool keeping the student/NQN abreast of key clinical data they need to have on hand on the ward. Supports a holistic patient-centred problem solving approach. Provides a practical guide to assessment and management of the adult patient. Portable, up to date aide-memoire for the practitioner.

This resource fully supports the ODP learner through the degree curriculum, including higher degree apprenticeship standards, and has been updated to align with the new HCPC Standards of Proficiency for ODP (2023). It is a valuable resource for perioperative CPD and maintaining best practice via rapid access to essential knowledge.

Essential new resource providing rapid access to core knowledge supporting all those working in acute mental health settings with people who are acutely ill or distressed. Enables delivery of ethical, competent and compassionate care. Especially valuable for Registered Nurses, Nursing Associates, community nurses, paramedics and students.

This resource contains the essential knowledge the Nursing Associate needs to deliver safe, confident, and person-centred care, across the four nursing fields: adult, children, learning disabilities and mental health. This pocket reference emphasises the unique NA role and recognizes the diverse range of clinical areas in which NAs work.

A comprehensive resource for IENs (internationally educated nurses) to prepare them both for nursing life in the UK and the new OSCE Test of Competence (ToC) effective 31 March 2021, meeting latest NMC guidelines and Future Nurse curriculum. Provides underpinning clinical knowledge to support ToC candidates.

This resource aims to provide a quick and accessible reference guide for students and practitioners of nursing and other healthcare professions to develop the necessary self-awareness, attitudes and skills to enable them safely to deliver fundamental care using a person-centred approach.

An invaluable resource for the practising nurse caring for patients with neurological disorders and for shared use in ward, clinic and community.