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Focuses on the responsibility of immunizing children in Great Britain. Increase of workload of nurses working in primary and community care.

Editorial. Comments on the issues concerning child protection in Great Britain. Objective on the document 'Green Paper Every Child Matters' of the government; Role of health care professionals in ensuring child protection; Importance on the involvement of the public in child protection initiatives.

Focuses on the benefits of health care decisions and reforms for the patients in Great Britain. Challenges faced by general practitioners; Goal of the decisions to provide better service to patients; Roles of nurses in primary care.

Editorial. Comments on the Primary Health Care conference in Manchester, England. Details of the campaign to change the health care system; Provision of opportunities for nursing development; Emphasis on the hierarchical structures within the nursing profession.

Editorial. Presents viewpoints on the transformation of the service nurses working in primary care. Importance of leadership training on patient services; Discussion on health inequalities within the community; Emphasis on the crossover of nursing on acute care.

Editorial. Discusses the implications of the Agenda for Change to primary care nurses in Great Britain. Roles and responsibilities that nurses need to examine; Potential impact on salary and job evaluation; Discussion on whether Agenda for Change will affect practice nurses.

Editorial. Comments on the concept of complexity in primary health care. Arguments that change happens and new developments occur through the simple interactions we have with people.

DISTRICT NURSES have been urged to develop strict referral criteria so that they know when to say no to a request for their services.

Community nurses will be asked to justify their work under an Audit Commission survey, currently being carried out in every health authority.

MPs have given their overwhelming support to nurse prescribing, in a new RCN opinion poll.

All qualified nurses should be involved in teaching student nurses, Julia Brooking, Professor of Nursing at Birmingham University, believes.