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Practical procedures
Registered nurses learn not only in formal settings but also from each other in clinical practice. It is essential that all nurses remain up to date with current evidence-based practice when carrying out clinical procedures, particularly when they are working with students, newly qualified nurses, nursing associates and unregistered staff.
Each month we publish an illustrated practical procedure guide based on the latest evidence and guidance.
Nursing Times Practical Procedures can be used:
• To support and update your practice
• As an educational resource when teaching other staff.
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Assessment of older people
Blood pressure
Catheterisation and continence assessment
Critical care skills
Early mobilisation
Emergency trolley: adult and paediatric
Environmental decontamination and aseptic technique
Eye care, mouthcare and helping patients with personal hygiene
Infection control
Injection techniques and vessel health preservation
Medicines administration
Out of hospital resuscitation
Pressure ulcer prevention and incontinence-associated dermatitis
Respiratory rate
Respiratory assessment, COPD and choking
Skills for newly registered nurses
Specimen collection
Trauma nursing
Weight, height and body temperature measurement
