Regular features
addressing the complex needs of frail older people at home.
supporting, managing and teaching self-care for long-term conditions.
keep up-to-date with developments in clinical practice.
the latest primary care research.
essential information on the issues facing community nurses, together with advice about career development.
guidance on the complex dilemmas that primary care nursing can present.
Rosemary Cook, Director of the Queen's Nursing Institute, reviews the influence of policy on community nursing.
Welcome to
British Journal of Community Nursing
Alison While - Professor of Community Nursing, King's College London
British Journal of Community Nursing is now the only monthly journal for nursing in the home. And it has changed, to provide you with even more of the right information to help you care for your clients better. British Journal of Community Nursing will help you manage complex cases more effectively and improve your case management skills. It will help you to:
Provide better end-of-life care;
Meet the needs of frail older people with co-morbidities; and
Support, manage and teach self-care for long-term conditions.
The journal promotes excellence in clinical practice and articles are written by practitioners and peer-reviewed by leading authorities in the field. The journal is indexed on MEDLINE®- testament to the journal's quality and reputation.
British Journal of Community Nursing - Can you afford to miss it?
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See Community Care in China
This tour will enable you to see at first hand how China is getting to grips with introducing a state-run system of care in the community.
21 February - 4 March 2010
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covering all aspects of end-of-life and palliative care in the community.