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Journal of Orthopaedic Nursing

Volume 13, Issue 3, Pages 113-162 (August 2009)

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Editorial

Weighing on my mind, 21 August 2009
Ann Butler Maher
pages 113-114
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Original Articles

Preparing a patient for an ‘X-ray’: A student nurse’s pespective of radiographic imaging, 20 August 2009
Michael Wilson
pages 115-118
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An exploration of hope as a concept for nursing, 20 August 2009
Elizabeth Tutton, Kate Seers, Debbie Langstaff
pages 119-127
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Historical Perspectives

The development orthopaedic trauma nursing in the UK in the 1980s – A personal reflection, 20 August 2009
Julie Santy
pages 128-131
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Conference Abstracts

Hope: A core concept for trauma care? (Plenary)
Liz Tutton
page 132
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Following Darzi – Our role as professionals in delivering high quality care (plenary)
Elaine Collins
pages 132-133
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The use of the Liverpool Care Pathway to promote good practice in end of life care on an acute orthopaedic trauma ward: A case report (plenary)
Margaret Russell, Sam Byott
pages 133-134
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Bringing the nurse to the patient (plenary)
Susan Elliott, Anna Cronk, Sarah Langfield
page 134
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The other side of the fence (plenary)
Amanda Broom
pages 134-135
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Retrieval Services Queensland (RSQ) – enhancing trauma care in Queensland, Australia (plenary)
Matt Barneveld
pages 135-136
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Developing a user group for trauma patients (plenary)
Deborah Langstaff
page 136
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Paget’s, the neglected bone disease (plenary)
Anne Sutcliff
pages 136-137
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Casualties of conflict – a patient’s pathway (plenary)
Deborah Maikle, Susan Moreland, Kathleen Boon
pages 137-138
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The excellence in orthopaedic and trauma nursing (‘increasing the wealth within you’ series) (plenary)
Neville Southgate
page 138
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Nursing research questions: What are they? (workshop)
Bridget Gray, Liz Tutton, Deborah Langstaff
pages 138-139
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Debating issues and ethics in withdrawal of treatment in the orthopaedic patient (workshop)
Neil Boyland
page 139
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Comparison of two different of nursing interventions for knee Osteoarthritis patients in the community in northern Thailand (Concurrent)
Rangsiya Narin, Janet Ramjeet
page 140
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Interdisciplinary assessment clinic for total joint replacement patients (Concurrent)
Maureen Sly-Havey
pages 140-141
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Using the Dementia Quick Screen to Predict Post-Operative Delirium in the Total Hip and Knee Replacement Patient (Concurrent)
Maureen Sly-Havey
page 141
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Implementing LEAN thinking to optimise trauma patient care (Concurrent)
Claire Longhorn, Laura Wickham
pages 141-142
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Hard work – The patient’s experience in a plaster cast (concurrent)
Marion Williams
pages 142-143
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Use of the Productive Ward principle to improve working conditions and service delivery (concurrent)
Karen Bowley, Rebecca Delpino
page 143
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From person centered to person driven (concurrent)
Claire Bailey, Joe Bolger
pages 143-144
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Keeping orthopaedic and Trauma nursing alive for the student (concurrent)
Jean Rogers
page 144
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Make no bones about it, students are important (Concurrent)
Alyson Burton, Rachel Ahmad
pages 144-145
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How can I identify infection in pin site wounds? (Concurrent)
Julie Santy
page 145
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The art and science of listening to patients (Concurrent)
Margaret Murray
pages 145-146
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Reality Shock – Fact or fiction in newly qualified nurses working in trauma and orthopaedic wards (Concurrent)
Ann Newman
pages 146-147
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Comparison of patient-reported outcomes between hip resurfacing and total hip replacement patients (Concurrent)
Karthikeyan Muthumayandi, Liz Lingard
page 147
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Developing a spinal care pathway (Concurrent)
Julie Walklate, Anne Flavell
pages 147-148
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Five years later on you’ve got the world at your feet, success has been so easy for you (Concurrent)
Brian Lucas
page 148
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Bariatric orthopaedic patients – An exploration of the issues to be considered when pre-assessing this group of patients for surgery (Concurrent)
Lynne Newton-Triggs
page 149
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Taking off – The redevelopment of the trauma service (Concurrent)
Erin Houlihan, Lyn Pearce
pages 149-150
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Close encounters with ET. Being emotionally intelligent orthopaedic nurses (Concurrent)
Julie Santy
page 150
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Releasing time to care: The productive ward at the Whittington Hospital (Concurrent)
Deborah Wheeler, Veronica Shaw
pages 150-151
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Oral VTE prevention – Is it the future for our patients? (Concurrent)
Jean Rogers
page 151
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Ticket home – Using predicted discharge dates effectively (Poster)
Melanie Webber-Maybank, Helen Luton
pages 151-152
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National Hip Fracture Database: One year on. Personal experiences of using the database (Poster)
Margaret Russell, Terrence Kelly
page 152
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Reducing mortality in hip fracture patients (Poster)
Claire Bailey, Julie Pilkington
pages 152-153
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Comprehensive Optimisation of Patients needing Surgery (COPS) – A multidisciplinary service for older or complex elective orthopaedic surgical patients (Poster)
Elizabeth Patel, Anna Carrerky
pages 153-154
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Policy Reviews

Policy reviews, 17 August 2009
pages 155-157
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Book Reviews

31 July 2009
Bryan Smith
pages 158-159
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Literature Reviews

Literature reviews, 17 August 2009
pages 160-162
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