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The UK’s largest clinical resource for support workers For support workers ambitious to succeed British Journal of Healthcare Assistants (BJHCA) provides the UK’s healthcare support workers with the latest evidence-based clinical expertise and practical advice. Tailored to the specific needs of healthcare assistants and assistant practitioners, it helps readers grow professionally, develop skills, and advance their career. Why choose BJHCA? Quality: all articles are peer-reviewed and evidence-based Quantity: unrivalled range of content – more than 2,000 available articles Accessibility: easy to understand information, fully-searchable by topic Relevance: written by healthcare professionals for reference in daily practice From £20.00 per quarter British Journal of Healthcare Assistants For HCAs and assistant practitioners www.healthcare-assistants.co.uk CLINICAL Bladder cancer Series 5, Chronic wounds, Part 3d. Best practice statement, Holistic assessment of venous leg ulceration. Section 4: compression Rare health conditions 24: severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID), papilloedema, spondylothoracic dysostosis (STD) PROFESSIONAL Scottish Healthcare Support Workers Survey Royal College of Nursing Congress 2019 Patient safety is a persistent problem Education requirements for nursing associates British Journal of Healthcare Assistants For HCAs and assistant practitioners www.healthcare-assistants.co.uk CLINICAL Liver cancer Alzheimer’s disease: diagnosis, treatment and management Best practice statement on holistic management of venous leg ulceration. Section 5: holistic management Rare health conditions 25: Bardet-Biedl syndrome, Kearns-Sayre syndrome, De Clérambault’s syndrome HEALTH MATTERS PROFESSIONAL Mentioning the unmentionable: a stoma care nurse’s journey to discussing sexuality comfortably with ostomates Support staff: an overview of organ donation HEALTH MATTERS Editorial: A rose by any other name Apprentice nursing associates at LNWUH Caring alone: the young carers who struggle to get support Last page. The Singing Hospital: a world first Dementia: prevalence and pathophysiology Editorial: The gift of life Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust’s day for support staff NHS drive for diversity in key roles Last page. Mental health issues if you’re gay, lesbian or bisexual Support staff and thyroid disorders Three easy ways to subscribe magsubscriptions.com/bjhca 0800 137 201 subscriptions@markallengroup.com Quarterly subscriptions start from £20. One-year subscriptions (twelve issues) start from £78. Postage and packaging included. Includes 30-day money-back guarantee.

The UK’s largest clinical resource for support workers

For support workers ambitious to succeed

British Journal of Healthcare Assistants (BJHCA) provides the UK’s healthcare support workers with the latest evidence-based clinical expertise and practical advice. Tailored to the specific needs of healthcare assistants and assistant practitioners, it helps readers grow professionally, develop skills, and advance their career.

Why choose BJHCA? Quality: all articles are peer-reviewed and evidence-based Quantity: unrivalled range of content – more than 2,000 available articles Accessibility: easy to understand information, fully-searchable by topic Relevance: written by healthcare professionals for reference in daily practice

From £20.00 per quarter

British Journal of

Healthcare Assistants

For HCAs and assistant practitioners www.healthcare-assistants.co.uk

CLINICAL

Bladder cancer Series 5, Chronic wounds, Part 3d. Best practice statement, Holistic assessment of venous leg ulceration. Section 4: compression Rare health conditions 24: severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID), papilloedema, spondylothoracic dysostosis (STD)

PROFESSIONAL Scottish Healthcare Support Workers Survey Royal College of Nursing Congress 2019 Patient safety is a persistent problem Education requirements for nursing associates

British Journal of

Healthcare Assistants

For HCAs and assistant practitioners www.healthcare-assistants.co.uk

CLINICAL

Liver cancer Alzheimer’s disease: diagnosis, treatment and management Best practice statement on holistic management of venous leg ulceration. Section 5: holistic management Rare health conditions 25: Bardet-Biedl syndrome, Kearns-Sayre syndrome, De Clérambault’s syndrome

HEALTH MATTERS

PROFESSIONAL Mentioning the unmentionable: a stoma care nurse’s journey to discussing sexuality comfortably with ostomates Support staff: an overview of organ donation

HEALTH MATTERS

Editorial: A rose by any other name Apprentice nursing associates at LNWUH Caring alone: the young carers who struggle to get support Last page. The Singing Hospital: a world first Dementia: prevalence and pathophysiology

Editorial: The gift of life Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust’s day for support staff NHS drive for diversity in key roles Last page. Mental health issues if you’re gay, lesbian or bisexual Support staff and thyroid disorders

Three easy ways to subscribe magsubscriptions.com/bjhca

0800 137 201

subscriptions@markallengroup.com

Quarterly subscriptions start from £20. One-year subscriptions (twelve issues) start from £78. Postage and packaging included. Includes 30-day money-back guarantee.

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