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Charles Hendry

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Nurse Researcher | 2004

Making the most of time: Charles Hendry and Alistair Farley explore some of the issues that may be faced in relation to time management when completing an MPhil or PhD

Charles Hendry; Alistair Farley

Charles Hendry and Alistair Farley explore some of the issues that may be faced in relation to time management when completing an MPhil or PhD.

Nurse Researcher | 2007

The Research Process in Nursing Kate Gerrish The Research Process in Nursing Anne Lacey Blackwell 576 £19.99 140513013X 140513013X

Charles Hendry

Although there are an increasing number of texts available to nurses in respect of research, The Research Process in Nursing makes a unique contribution. It has stood the test of time having been in print since 1984, and has been a key text for many nurses wishing to learn about or undertake research. This complete revision brings a welcome updating of a comprehensive text which is grounded within UK nursing and nursing research.

Nursing Standard | 2005

The physiological basics of wound healing.

Carolyn C Johnstone; Alistair Farley; Charles Hendry

Nursing Standard | 2006

The physiological effects of ageing on the activities of living.

Alistair Farley; Ella Mclafferty; Charles Hendry

Nursing Standard | 1998

Reviewing the literature: a guide for students.

Charles Hendry; Alistair Farley

Nursing Standard | 2005

Paracetamol poisoning : physiological aspects and management strategies

Alistair Farley; Charles Hendry; Pamela Napier

Nursing Standard | 2006

Essential skills for students who are returning to study

Charles Hendry; Alistair Farley

Nursing Standard | 1997

Teaching practical skills: a guide for preceptors: Concern has been expressed that recently qualified nurses may be deficient in clinical skills. In this article the authors explore psychomotor skills learning and suggest strategies to support preceptors who have responsibility for developing such skills in students. The advice should prove helpful to clinical staff who are involved in teaching clinical skills to nursing students

Alistair Farley; Charles Hendry

Nursing Standard | 2001

Understanding allergies and their treatment.

Charles Hendry; Alistair Farley

Nursing Standard | 2008

Bronchiectasis : pathophysiology, presentation and management

Alistair Farley; Charles Hendry; Carolyn Johnstone

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Alistair Farley

Ninewells Hospital

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