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• Helping patients alter their lifestyle

  Author:Ed WarrenFrom:Practice Nurse (Vol. 42, Issue 10)

  June 15, 2012 Article

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• The consultation: how to do it--part 5: in order to persuade patients to change their behaviour, or stick to a management plan, you must first deliver an understandable and coherent explanation in appropriate language of what is wrong

  Author:Ed WarrenFrom:Practice Nurse (Vol. 41, Issue 2)

  Feb. 11, 2011 Article 1180L

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• Prescribing osteoporosis

  Author:Ed WarrenFrom:Practice Nurse (Vol. 37, Issue 11)

  June 12, 2009 Article 1420L

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• The quality and outcomes framework: QOF has been introduced to push up standards in primary care, offering financial inducements for achieving evidence-based targets. Ed Warren explains what you need to know

  Author:Ed warrenFrom:Practice Nurse (Vol. 37, Issue 1)

  Jan. 16, 2009 Article 1210L

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• Statins, CVD prevention and the practice nurse

  Author:Ed WarrenFrom:Practice Nurse (Vol. 45, Issue 4)

  Apr. 17, 2015 Report

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• The consultation: how to do it--part 1: consulting is at the core of all nurse--patient interactions, and the best way to start a consultation is by 'active listening'

  Author:Ed WarrenFrom:Practice Nurse (Vol. 40, Issue 5)

  Sept. 17, 2010 Article

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• Pain in terminal care: the primary healthcare team deals with 90% of palliative care needs, alongside an unsung army of lay carers. When seeking to alleviate pain in terminal care, it is important to tackle the patient's psychological as well as physical pain

  Author:Ed WarrenFrom:Practice Nurse (Vol. 40, Issue 2)

  July 23, 2010 Article 1400L

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• Prescribing for anxiety: psychological therapies for anxiety and panic disorder are effective but not always available or to the patient's taste. The mainstay drug treatments are SSRIs, especially paroxetine

  Author:Ed WarrenFrom:Practice Nurse (Vol. 37, Issue 8)

  Apr. 24, 2009 Article 1280L

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• Evidence-based practice in type 2 diabetes

  Author:Ed WarrenFrom:Practice Nurse (Vol. 47, Issue 10)

  Oct. 2017 Article

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• Lipid modification: a practical approach

  Author:Ed WarrenFrom:Practice Nurse (Vol. 36, Issue 4)

  Sept. 5, 20081,832 words Article NICE published its guidance on lipid modification in May this year. (1) Much of the discussion relating to the guidance focussed on primary prevention of cardiovascular disease (CVD) and in particular on the high number...

• Evidence-based practice

  Author:Ed WarrenFrom:Practice Nurse (Vol. 45, Issue 12)

  Dec. 2015 Report

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• The new DES implication for primary care

  Author:Ed WarrenFrom:Practice Nurse (Vol. 43, Issue 7)

  July 19, 2013 Article

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• The Practice Nurse survival guide to the General Practice contract 2015-15

  Author:Ed WarrenFrom:Practice Nurse (Vol. 44, Issue 5)

  May 16, 2014 Report

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• Communicating with patients

  Author:Ed WarrenFrom:Practice Nurse (Vol. 45, Issue 9)

  Sept. 18, 2015 Report

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• A QOF perspective on ... asthma: the Quality and Outcomes Framework indicators, for the most part, simply reinforce what primary care was doing way before Qof came along--delivering high-quality care and support to asthma patients

  Author:Ed WarrenFrom:Practice Nurse (Vol. 41, Issue 12)

  July 8, 2011 Article

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• The consultation: how to do it--part 6: checking to confirm that the patient has understood the diagnosis and making sure that the chosen management plan reflects current best practice are vital components of an effective consultation

  Author:Ed WarrenFrom:Practice Nurse (Vol. 41, Issue 3)

  Feb. 25, 2011 Article 1220L

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• The metabolic syndrome

  Author:Ed WarrenFrom:Practice Nurse (Vol. 45, Issue 12)

  Dec. 2015 Report

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• Epilepsy: what general practice nurses need to know

  Author:Ed WarrenFrom:Practice Nurse (Vol. 46, Issue 6)

  June 2016 Report

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• A QOF perspective on ... epilepsy: the Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) highlights key areas where nurses involved in epilepsy clinics can attain the practice's targets, but it is possible to improve epilepsy care over and above the QOF requirements

  Author:Ed WarrenFrom:Practice Nurse (Vol. 41, Issue 5)

  Mar. 25, 2011 Article

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• Prescribing lipid-lowering drugs

  Author:Ed WarrenFrom:Practice Nurse (Vol. 48, Issue 9)

  Sept. 2018 Article

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