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Early Supervised Exercise Interventions After Acute HF Improve Quality of Life Outcomes

Compared with routine care, early exercise improves clinical and physiological outcomes in patients with acute HF.

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Professionalism in nursing 3: the value of self-care for students

Abstract Nursing is a rewarding career but it is also demanding physically, emotionally and psychologically. This article is the third in a series on

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Using online practice action learning sets for clinical supervision

Abstract Admiral Nurses provide specialist case management for families affected by dementia. Ongoing professional development, clinical supervision and

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iTWire - Bendigo Hospital undergoes pressure injury prevention trials with world first Lenexa Medical device

Bendigo Hospital in regional Victoria is trialing a “world first” medical device - the Medical Quality-of-Care Pressure Injury Management System - fro.

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Professionalism in nursing 2: working as part of a team

Abstract This article, the second in a series on professionalism in nursing, outlines how nurses form part of a team and explores how they can improve

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