Sophie Blakemore

Managing pelvic fractures with haemorrhage using a multidisciplinary team approach: a case report from India This article describes the case of a 21-year-old man admitted to ED following a road traffic accident https://t.co/coFdDjldRd

📢 Calling all emergency care nurses!! I am looking for peer reviewers for Emergency Nurse journal https://t.co/ls5OuiJAAg, especially anyone with an interest in nurse well-being, mental health and burnout Please DM me or email [email protected]! https://t.co/fn9IZTPGsi

How can ED nurses improve triage of silver trauma patients? @NealAplin1 looks at the signs of potential trauma and describes how emergency nurses can provide initial management to help save lives in this vulnerable demographic https://t.co/HFt2jgKPp4

Attracting and retaining newly registered nurses can be challenging for local employers Biju Mathew @AngliaRuskin +colleagues explore how students’ placement experiences may have a strong influence on their choice of their first job after registration https://t.co/Ejrf7kBbmo

Are you confident in recognising the signs and symptoms of hypoglycaemia in ED patients? The March issue of https://t.co/ls5OuiK8pO features a CPD on the topic, as well as articles on prophylactic antibiotics, taking a comprehensive patient history+challenges of corridor care https://t.co/wLADV9kF73

Quality of work life and job satisfaction among emergency nurses and the mediating role of clinical empathy Recognise the importance of developing and enhancing clinical empathy in novice and experienced nurses https://t.co/UgAJgTmO9D

Humble leadership: understand the principles and application, as well as effects that humble leadership may have on nurses’ workplace innovation, in this research article https://t.co/PMI2x88gR7

Multiple needle insertion attempts: insights from a US survey of patients and nurses This article reports results of a survey which shows multiple needle insertion attempts are common+complications have a detrimental effect on patients’ satisfaction https://t.co/ZH8qLKzAKx

Suspected sepsis: are you confident about patient assessment and management in the ED? This CPD article by lead sepsis CNS @OUHospitals Clare Hird+Mike Parker @UniOfYork will refresh your knowledge of the pathophysiology and signs and symptoms of sepsis https://t.co/c9NE778Aia

📢Nursing Management February is out now! https://t.co/Lpg54XpMX8 Our cover article looks at interventions managers can implement to support teams' mental wellbeing and prevent suicidal crisis @LavelleRees Other content includes how to conduct effective coaching+patient safety https://t.co/muWwWdyA8a

RT @RCNi_Steph: Nursing in corridors: ‘the emotional toll is too much’ Our latest interactive story.... How much longer can staff cope, w…

Hypoglycaemia is a common cause of presentation to the ED for adults with diabetes mellitus so it is vital nurses can recognise signs+symptoms and are aware of factors that can compound or mask it @MChivima discusses aetiology,signs,symptoms, management https://t.co/yZddaH5j5I

A desire to help people in need is a driving force for many wanting to be a nurse, but workforce pressures mean we need to support our nursing colleagues more than ever to keep them safe Humanity is key says @barryquinn2019 in this free opinion article https://t.co/Qt6ZPaKuzF

Safeguarding older adults in residential care settings @aniduffy and colleagues consider the practical applicability of Kouzes and Posner’s transformational leadership model in a highly regulated healthcare environment https://t.co/XVoaQ1aLyq

How much responsibility do receptionists take on in your ED? @HughGorick + Amy Zile explore their role in this scoping review and make some surprising discoveries about their input into triage processes and experiences of violence and aggression https://t.co/HIqQrfmXhU

As EDs continue to deal with the pressures of flu season, nurses should take heart from the value patients place on their interactions with them, identified in the @CQCProf @CareQualityComm Urgent and Emergency Care Survey https://t.co/4U1b5jaCsR

Happy New Year! Emergency Nurse January is live https://t.co/ls5OuiK8pO featuring triage decision-making, body fluid balance and IV therapy, suicidal crisis presentations, dementia, sepsis and how and when to treat fever https://t.co/j9npreD943