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HIV Nursing : Vol 16, Issue 3, 2016


Is Wikipedia suitable as a learning resource for nursing and healthcare students?

Editorial, Issue, Article Type, Vol 16 Issue 3

James MeekSenior Lecturer, University of Central Lancashire Welcome to the autumn issue of HIV Nursing, themed around the future workforce of nursing. This issue sees students publish dissertations…

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The effectiveness of workplace interventions to reduce HIV-related stigma amongst healthcare professionals

Issue, Article Type, Feature, Vol 16 Issue 3

Megan Hill1 and Catrin Evans21Staff Nurse, The Royal London Hospital; 2Associate Professor, University of Nottingham AbstractAim: To undertake a systematic review and critically appraise research t…

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An exploration of student mental health nurses’ narratives about working with service users living with HIV

Issue, Article Type, Feature, Vol 16 Issue 3

James Meek1, Emma Jones1, Nicola Kennedy2 and Martin Jones21Senior Lecturer, University of Central Lancashire; 2Student Mental Health Nurse, University of Central Lancashire This article reviews st…

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The nurses of the future: HIV education, where is it on the curriculum?

Issue, Article Type, Feature, Vol 16 Issue 3

Michelle CrostonSpecialist Nurse, North Manchester General Hospital; Senior Lecturer, Manchester Metropolitan University AbstractThis article explores pre-registration nurses’ exposure to HIV edu…

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Increasing HIV awareness for young people through a creative and student-led assessment strategy

Issue, Article Type, Feature, Vol 16 Issue 3

Jade JohnsonStudent Nurse, University of Central Lancashire AbstractAccording to the World Health Organization , human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) remains a prevalent public health issue contr…

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Experiences of stigma and discrimination in healthcare towards people living with HIV: how can this be addressed?

Issue, Article Type, Feature, Vol 16 Issue 3

Sarah SkundricManchester Metropolitan University AbstractStigma and discrimination towards people living with HIV remains a global challenge within healthcare today. This article discusses the expe…

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What influences the uptake of the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine in males: a public health approach

Issue, Article Type, Feature, Vol 16 Issue 3

Jade HillFaculty of Nursing, Manchester Metropolitan University AbstractIn the UK vaccination programme, HPV vaccination is predominantly promoted as a female public health concern, and vaccination…

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Body Counts – A Memoir of Activism, Sex, and Survival

Issue, Article Type, Book Review, Vol 16 Issue 3

Juliet BennettIndependent Nurse Advisor As I’ve survived longer, I’ve felt more of a compulsion to bear witness…there are fewer and fewer people alive who were there who can speak first hand …

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How to conduct a literature review: a process that should be familiar to nurses

Issue, Article Type, Feature, Vol 16 Issue 3

Katie RowsonUniversity of Central Lancashire AbstractBackground: Having worked in paediatric HIV services as a Clinical Nurse Specialist, and in research over the last decade, changes in practice, …

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