Introducing NICE Clinical Guidelines for Advanced Nurses

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Introducing NICE Clinical Guidelines for Advanced
Nurses
Stella Hermiston ID number 0500158 stella.hermist
on_at_newhamhealth.nhs.uk
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Advanced Nurse Profile

• Specialist nursing skills
• Variable search skills
• Shortage of time
• Educator / trainer in their specialist area
• Develop procedures / protocols

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Why NICE Clinical Guidelines?

• Independent
• National (England Wales)
• Evidence Based and underpin NHS practice and the
  guidelines of other organisations

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Assessment

• Demonstration of searching the NICE website for
  Clinical Guidelines
• Worksheet questions for guided practice
• Learning to Learn IL Frame
• Time to explore own speciality
• Personal Relevance IL Frame

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Outcomes

• Identify the different types of NICE guidance
• Search for specific NICE Clinical Guidelines
• Identify relevance of guideline usage to own work

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References

• Royal College of Nursing (2005) The information
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  InformationNeedsOfNurses.pdf (Accessed 11 March
  2009)
• Redwood S et al (2007) Evaluating nurse
  consultants work through key informant
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  vol 21 (17) pp 35-40
• Abley C, Hayes N, Webster J (2005) Ask the
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  14-15
• Thompson C, Cullum N, McCaughan et al (2004)
  Nurses, information use, and clinical decision
  making the real world potential for
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  Based Nursing, vol 7 pp 68-72
• Bruce C, Edwards S, Lupton M (2006) Six Frames
  for Information Literacy Education a conceptual
  framework for interpreting the relationships
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  2009)