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Nursing Standard | 2000

Trusts told to cut back on use of temporary nurses: Scottish trusts urged to reduce their £25 million-a-year dependency on agency staff

Kay Smith

SCOTTISH NHS trusts have been told to improve their planning and management to reduce their dependency on bank and agency nurses.

Nursing Standard | 2003

Holiday dialysis: With the international arts festival in full swing, Edinburgh is swamped with visitors. And for those holidaymakers who require haemodialysis, a new nurse-led centre is like home from home, as Kay Smith reports

Kay Smith

Nursing Standard | 2003

Made to measure

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Nursing Standard | 1995

Secret success: A complete reorganisation of Peterhead’s maternity services led to more satisfied mothers and midwives. Yet the Scottish Office is apparently unwilling to shout about this success story. Kay Smith reports

Kay Smith

Nursing Standard | 1995

Choice in childbirth: A new midwife-led unit in Ayrshire aims to offer women low-tech care in user friendly surroundings. But, as Kay Smith reports, the protracted debate between professionals and the public about maternity provision in Scotland continues

Kay Smith

Nursing Standard | 2006

Connecting you now: After a shaky start, Scotland’s NHS 24 telephone health advice service is changing tack to meet demand. Kay Smith reports

Kay Smith

Nursing Standard | 2004

Nurse phoneline berated over trivial A&E referrals

Kay Smith

Nursing Standard | 2003

Made to measure: Hundreds of men in Scotland have taken advantage of a new service tailored to their specific needs. Kay Smith meets the nurses behind it

Kay Smith

Nursing Standard | 2003

Independence day: A new residential unit will offer people with neurological disorders an unrivalled mix of independence and nurse-led care. Kay Smith reports

Kay Smith

Nursing Standard | 1999

Experienced sisters reduce junior doctors’ workload: Study reveals how night duty sister reduced doctors' workloads by almost half

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Latest external collaboration on country level. Dive into details by clicking on the dots.

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Dive into the research topics where Kay Smith is active.

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Trusts told to cut back on use of temporary nurses: Scottish trusts urged to reduce their £25 million-a-year dependency on agency staff

Holiday dialysis: With the international arts festival in full swing, Edinburgh is swamped with visitors. And for those holidaymakers who require haemodialysis, a new nurse-led centre is like home from home, as Kay Smith reports

Made to measure

Secret success: A complete reorganisation of Peterhead’s maternity services led to more satisfied mothers and midwives. Yet the Scottish Office is apparently unwilling to shout about this success story. Kay Smith reports

Choice in childbirth: A new midwife-led unit in Ayrshire aims to offer women low-tech care in user friendly surroundings. But, as Kay Smith reports, the protracted debate between professionals and the public about maternity provision in Scotland continues

Connecting you now: After a shaky start, Scotland’s NHS 24 telephone health advice service is changing tack to meet demand. Kay Smith reports

Nurse phoneline berated over trivial A&E referrals

Made to measure: Hundreds of men in Scotland have taken advantage of a new service tailored to their specific needs. Kay Smith meets the nurses behind it

Independence day: A new residential unit will offer people with neurological disorders an unrivalled mix of independence and nurse-led care. Kay Smith reports

Experienced sisters reduce junior doctors’ workload: Study reveals how night duty sister reduced doctors' workloads by almost half

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