Library Information Services - Current Awareness Lists

Clinical Resource Centre and Library

DECEMBER 2002

This is the last Current Awareness of 2002 and also from the old Clinical Resource Centre and Library. Since 1974, the Library has been in the heart of the hospital providing a service for all who work in health in the West of Suffolk. We will be moving to the new education centre at the back of the hospital and look forward to providing our users with better facilities. We will start the move on the 31st January 2003 and anticipate being open for business on the 10th February. In the interim would all users who wish to use the new Library after normal working hours please fill in a form, get it signed by your manager and take it to Terry Owens, Security officer, who will then upgrade your Trust identification card. Users not working at the West Suffolk Hospital please contact the library (extension 3343) for details of access. Staff News: Val Wallis, who has worked at the library for many years, has now retired and has been replaced by Beverley Walsh who will be in charge of interloans and journals. She can be contacted on extension 3343. James Eyland, technical support, started work at the beginning of December: he will be working on developing an image database to support teaching in the Trust and, as a trained medical photographer, can give help and advice on all aspects of this subject. Contact him on extension 3343 or [email protected].

AGGRESSION

1.	WHITTINGTON, R.	Attitudes toward patient aggression amongst mental health nurses in the 'zero tolerance' era: associations with burnout and length of experience. J. Clin. Nurs., 2002 11(6):819-825. (Cost 70p).
ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE

2.	STUTTARD, P.	Working in partnership to develop evidence-based practice within the massage profession. Comp. Ther. In Nurs. Midwif., 2002 8(4):185-190. (Cost 60p).
CANCER

3.	DAVISON, B. J.	Feasibility of using a computer-assisted intervention to enhance the way women with breast cancer communicate with their physicians. Cancer Nurs., 2002 25(6):417-424. (Cost 80p).

4.	HEGGIE, S.	A phase III study on the efficacy of topical Aloe Vera gel on irradiated breast tissue. Cancer Nurs., 2002 25(6):442-451. (Cost 1-00p).

5.	SLOMAN, R.	Relaxation and imagery for anxiety and depression control in community patients with advanced cancer. Cancer Nurs., 2002 25(6):432-435. (Cost 40p).
COMMUNITY

6.	ROBERTSON, J.	Dilemmas in the community risk management of sexually offensive behaviour. Br. J. Learn. Disab., 2002 30(4):171-175. (Cost 50p).
CRITICAL CARE

7.	ROBSON, W. P.	An evaluation of the evidence base related to critical care outreach teams - 2 years on from Comprehensive Critical Care. Int. Crit. Care Nurs., 2002 18(4):211-218. (Cost 80p).
DEPRESSION

8.	ROE, B.	Alleviating depression in older people. Prim. Health Care, 2002/3 12(10):35-37. (Cost 30p).
DIABETES

9.	PINAR, R.	Management of people with diabetes during Ramadan. Br. J. Nurs., 2002 11(20):1300-1303. (Cost 40p).

10.	THOMPSON, K. A.	Documenting diabetes care: the diabetes nurse specialists' perspective. J. Clin. Nurs., 2002 11(6):763-772. (Cost 1-00p).

11.	WEST, C.	The distress experienced by people with type 2 diabetes. Br. J. Comm. Nurs., 2002 7(12):606-613. (Cost 80p).
DISTRICT NURSING

12.	ELLIS, J.	Innovations in district nursing: the use of a first dressing starter box. Br. J. Comm. Nurs., 2002 7(12):616-622. (Cost 70p).
ELDERLY CARE

13.	FUTRELL, M.	Evidence-based protocol wandering. J. Geron. Nurs., 2002 28(11):14-22. (Cost 90p).

14.	IRVING, K.	Governing the conduct of conduct: are restraints inevitable? J. Adv. Nurs., 2002 40(4):405-412. (Cost 80p).
HYPERTENSION

15.	TSAI, P-S.	White coat hypertension: understanding the concept and examining the significance. J. Clin. Nurs., 2002 11(6):715-722. (Cost 80p).
INTERNET

16.	GILLHAM, D.	Web resource appraisal process (WRAP): a framework to establish critically appraised nursing knowledge-an active web based learning exercise. Nurse Ed. In Pract., 2002 2(4):257-266. (Cost 1-00p).
ITU

17.	CROCKER, C.	Nurse led weaning from ventilatory and respiratory support. Int. Crit. Care Nurs., 2002 18(5):272-279. (Cost 80p).
LAW

18.	DIMOND, B.	Whistle-blowing and the Public Interest Disclosure Act 1998. Br. J. Nurs., 2002 11(20):1307-1309. (Cost 30p).

19.	TINGLE, J.	Clinical negligence and the need to keep professionally updated. Br. J. Nurs., 2002 11(20):1304-1306. (Cost 30p).
MODERNIZATION

20.	CASTELDINE, G.	Why does modernization mean medicalization? Br. J. Nurs., 2002/3 11(22):1478. (Cost 10p).
NHS UNIVERSITY

21.	LEE, D.	NHS university - a better future? Br. J. Periop. Nurs., 2002 12(12):426-427. (Cost 20p).
NURSE EDUCATION

22.	HAPPELL, B.	The role of nursing education in the perpetuation of inequality. Nurse Ed. Today, 2002 22(8):632-640. (Cost 90p).

23.	LEYSHON, L.	Empowering practitioners: an unrealistic expectation of nurse education? J. Adv. Nurs., 2002 40(4):466-474. (Cost 90p).
NURSE PRESCRIBING

24.	COWAN, D.	Medicines management in care homes for older people: the nurse's role. Br. J. Comm. Nurs., 7(12):634-638. (Cost 50p).
PAIN

25.	CARR, E. C. J.	Refusing analgesics: using continuous improvement to improve pain management on a surgical ward. J. Clin. Nurs., 2002 11(6):743-752. (Cost 1-00p).

26.	MANIAS, E.	Observation of pain assessment and management - the complexities of clinical practice. J. Clin. Nurs., 2002 11(6):724-733. (Cost 1-00p).

27.	TWYCROSS, A.	Educating nurses about pain management: the way forward. J. Clin. Nurs., 2002 11(6):705-714. (Cost 1-00p).
PALLIATIVE CARE

28.	FROGGATT, K. A.	Developing palliative care practice in nursing and residential care homes: the role of the clincial nurse specialist. J. Clin. Nurs., 2002 11(6):802-808. (Cost 70p).

29.	MAIN, J.	Management of relatives of patients who are dying. J. Clin. Nurs., 2002 11(6):794-801. (Cost 80p).

30.	RICHARDSON, J.	Health promotion in palliative care: the patients' perception of therapeutic interaction with the palliative nurse in the primary care setting. J. Adv. Nurs., 2002 40(4):432-440. (Cost 90p).
PREGNANCY

31.	TIRAN, D.	Nausea and vomiting in pregnancy: safety and efficacy of self-administered complementary therapies. Comp. Ther. In Nurs. Midwif., 2002 8(4):191-196. (Cost 60p).
PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING

32.	CAREY, L.	Experiences of problem-based learning: issues for community specialist practitioner students. Nurse Ed. Today, 2002 22(8):661-668. (Cost 80p).
PSYCHIATRY

33.	MANTLE, F.	The role of alternative medicine in treating postnatal depression. Comp. Ther. In Nurs. Midwif., 2002 8(4):197-203. (Cost 70p).
REFLECTIVE PRACTICE

34.	WALSH, K.	Using reflective practice processes to identify practice change issues in an aged care service. Nurse Ed. In Pract., 2002 2(4):230-236. (Cost 70p).
RESEARCH

35.	SITZIA, J.	Barriers to research utilisation: the clinical setting and nurses themselves. Int. Crit. Care Nurs., 2002 18(4):230-243. (Cost 1-40p).

36.	TOD, A. M.	Ethical review of health service research in the UK: implications for nursing. J. Adv. Nurs., 2002 40(4):379-386. (Cost 80p).
WRITING

37.	GULL, S E.	Creative writing workshops for medical education: learning from a pilot study with hospital staff. Med. Human., 2002 28(2):102-104. (Cost 30p).