British Journal of Community Nursing
The British Journal of Community Nursing is the UK's leading Medline-listed peer-reviewed journal for community and district nurses, containing the most up-to-date clinical coverage and research on primary care nursing. It aims to inform the practice of this group of professionals and help them manage complex cases more effectively, improve their case management skills and gain an understanding of the modern NHS system.
Related initiatives
In addition to the journal itself (12 issues every year), the British Journal of Community Nursing has a number of highly successful brand initiatives:
- The quarterly community wound care supplement aims to keep community nurses informed of the latest in wound management, a major component of their clinical work. It includes clinical reviews and focus articles on quality improvement initiatives and projects, as well as product focuses and updates on the work of the charities that the supplement is associated with.
- The journal’s bi-annual chronic oedema supplement guides the practice of community and district nurses and keeps them updated on the latest in oedema management.
- The journal hosts an annual lymphoedema conference that is free for health practitioners. The conference brings together leading specialists in the discipline to present and inspire discussion on the issues and debates that are most relevant to lymphoedema treatment and research today.
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