Julie Belton

Ealing Hospital

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Gill Jenkins

Deirdre A. Joy

National Institutes of Health

Naomi Johnson

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (Australia)

Carol Sears

Johns Hopkins University

Jessica Sheppard

Texas A&M University

L. Thomas

Max Planck Institute of Geoanthropology

Suzie Clements

Hertfordshire Community NHS Trust

Eileen Munson

University of South Wales

Jennifer A. Low

Florida Atlantic University

Ciara Jacob

Boston University

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Virginia Commonwealth University

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Nutritional advice for community patients: insights from a panel discussion

British Journal of Community Nursing (2016)

L. Thomas Gill Jenkins Julie Belton Suzie Clements Ciara Jacob

This article describes the conclusions of an expert panel that discussed four case studies; these were examples of patients typically encountered by nurses working in the community. The panel considered the nutritional and lifestyle advice that could be given by nurses relating to conditions such as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), depression, chronic fatigue syndrome, vulnerability to common infections, elderly care, recurrent urinary tract infection, antibiotic use, and risk of type 2 diabetes. A general conclusion was the importance of motivational interviewing techniques in achieving full understanding of patients’ concerns and to determine the best health strategy. As well as specific guidance appropriate for each disorder, a range of information sources for both health professionals and patients are listed in the paper. The panel noted that, although general nutritional advice can be given by nurses working at GP surgeries and in the community, patients should always be referred to registered dietitians or nutritionists if significant dietary changes are considered.

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10.12968/bjcn.2016.21.3.130

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Developing a computer-based clinical management plan for supplementary prescribing

Nurse Prescribing (2005)

Julie Belton

Supplementary prescribing was introduced in April 2003 with the vision of reducing waiting times, improving patient care and easing the burden of doctors. However, one of the barriers to fully utilizing supplementary prescribing is the time required to create a clinical management plan. With this in mind, in July 2004 Ealing PCT sought to create a template to use with IT clinical systems, in particular with the EMIS clinical system used in general practice. This article details the ideas behind, and the development of, a computer-based CMP for Ealing PCT.

Clinical Practice

10.12968/npre.2005.3.2.18008

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Supporting supplementary prescribing

Independent Nurse (2005)

Julie Belton

A computerised template for clinical management plans helps cut the stress out of supplementary prescribing.

10.12968/indn.2005.1.10.73811

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Nurse-led general practice: a new care model.