All Stories

  1. The place of religion in nursing practice

    Article • British Journal of Nursing, February 2009, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  2. Fiscal fiasco: a time of reckoning for the NHS

    Article • British Journal of Nursing, December 2008, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  3. A new vision for wound healing

    Article • Journal of Wound Care, April 2008, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  4. Now is the time to find a new benchmark

    Article • Journal of Wound Care, March 2008, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  5. Escaping from the silo?

    Article • Journal of Wound Care, February 2008, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  6. 2008: a year of change and stability

    Article • Journal of Wound Care, January 2008, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  7. Modern dressings: must do better

    Article • Journal of Wound Care, October 2007, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  8. Editorial: Lessons in research evaluation

    Article • Journal of Wound Care, September 2007, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  9. Editorial: Scholarship winners are an example to all

    Article • Journal of Wound Care, August 2007, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  10. A new research focus for skin breakdown

    Article • Journal of Wound Care, July 2007, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  11. Heralding the start of a new era for JWC

    Article • Journal of Wound Care, June 2007, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  12. Stepping off the roller-coaster

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, April 2007, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  13. Making mental health important

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, March 2007, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  14. PCT suffer the death of 1000 cuts

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, February 2007, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  15. Independence for the NHS

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, January 2007, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  16. Spend on services, not advertising

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, December 2006, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  17. Let's have the truth about nursing numbers

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, November 2006, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  18. Latest privatization doesn’t ring true

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, October 2006, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  19. Living with lymphoedema is Essex

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, October 2006, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  20. What can the ‘minister for fitness’ actually do?

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, September 2006, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  21. Et tu, Scotland?

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, August 2006, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  22. Is the number up for district nursing?

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, July 2006, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  23. Vision and values is a rallying cry

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, June 2006, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  24. What is the reality of nursing today?

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, May 2006, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  25. Giving chronic oedemas their due

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, April 2006, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  26. Looking back at a decade of change

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, April 2006, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  27. The reality of living with undiagnosed lymphoedema

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, April 2006, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  28. Excitement at the future, caution about the route

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, March 2006, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  29. The new health strategy is full of promise

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, February 2006, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  30. Island-hopping the way to success

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, January 2006, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  31. Smoking: is it actually worth all the fuss?

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, January 2006, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  32. A bumper gift for community nursing

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, December 2005, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  33. Keeping sight of the domestic ’flu threat

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, November 2005, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  34. Sue Burke: a community matron with passsion

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, November 2005, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  35. Why the private sector must not rule the NHS

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, October 2005, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  36. NHS changes promise an uncertain future

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, September 2005, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  37. Chris Beasley: looking at primary care nursing in the round

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, August 2005, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  38. District nurses: the new community matrons – 8 July 2005, Gloucester

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, August 2005, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  39. Dying is hard, and not getting easier

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, August 2005, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  40. Social care for older people is failing

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, July 2005, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  41. Speaking up to have health-care assistants recognized for their skills

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, July 2005, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  42. After the election, what now?

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, June 2005, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  43. Ellen Seymour: an award winner on a steep learning curve

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, June 2005, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  44. Acknowledging failures is the key to success

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, May 2005, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  45. Crossing barriers to bring change to the inner city

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, April 2005, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  46. New financial year, new pension headaches

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, April 2005, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  47. Barbara Stuttle: a life-long champion of pioneering nurses

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, March 2005, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  48. Chilling lessons from the Shipman Inquiry

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, March 2005, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  49. Community matron proposals fleshed out

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, February 2005, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  50. Representing ‘grass roots’ nurses at the top of the management ladder

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, February 2005, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  51. Drug fiasco highlights need for more openess

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, January 2005, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  52. Drug fiasco highlights need for more openess

    Article • Practice Nursing, January 2005, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  53. Are nurses expected to be role models too?

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, December 2004, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  54. The district nurse radio star who hasn’t let fame go to her head

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, December 2004, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  55. A personal and professional drive to implement joined-up services

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, November 2004, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  56. From abstraction to reality: changes in primary care

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, November 2004, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  57. Ann Keen MP: a district nurse at the heart of government

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, October 2004, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  58. Changing times and a fresh start for BJCN

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, October 2004, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  59. Leg Club®: innovative, inspirational practice

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, September 2004, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  60. Adult abuse register must apply to all

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, August 2004, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  61. Community matron gets cautious response

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, July 2004, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  62. Tackling obesity: we need a hand from Nanny

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, June 2004, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  63. The awful truth about abuse of older people

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, May 2004, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  64. Promoting nursing, or hiding the truth?

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, April 2004, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  65. How to restore the public’s faith in MMR?

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, March 2004, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  66. Hutton poses questions for all organizations

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, February 2004, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  67. New Year resolutions for the NHS

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, January 2004, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  68. Communication must improve for success

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, December 2003, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  69. Stunts aside, hunger is a serious issue

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, November 2003, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  70. Not just the same old song, on the radio

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, October 2003, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  71. World faces a diabetic future: what hope?

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, September 2003, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  72. Star ratings: are they worth all the fuss?

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, August 2003, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  73. More change, but a bright outlook

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, July 2003, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  74. The art of striking the right balance

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, June 2003, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  75. Don’ believe the hype: get SARS in proportion

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, May 2003, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  76. Giving thanks for nurses in difficult times

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, April 2003, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  77. Teenage pregnancy still a challenge for all

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, March 2003, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  78. Pharmacy proposals show muddled thinking

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, February 2003, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  79. Agenda for Change, or recipe for confusion?

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, January 2003, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  80. Bed blocking: fining councils not the answer

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, November 2002, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  81. Cultural change a necessity for new NHS

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, October 2002, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  82. Let’s give a little for our common purpose

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, August 2002, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  83. Time to make headway on Agenda for Change

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, July 2002, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  84. Don’t hide your light under a bushel

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, June 2002, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  85. Let’s lift district nursing out of the doldrums

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, May 2002, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  86. Our lives, our bodies: thorny issues of consent

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, April 2002, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  87. Promoting Excellence in Primary Care 2002: conference report

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, April 2002, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  88. Drink and drugs: overlooked, underfunded

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, March 2002, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  89. Politics is undermining health care

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, February 2002, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  90. Looking forward to the coming year

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, January 2002, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  91. Welcome back, tax and spend?

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, December 2001, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  92. Free nursing care for all - a half-hearted gesture

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, November 2001, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  93. Community nursing research on the up

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, October 2001, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  94. Sexual health is no laughing matter

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, September 2001, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  95. Walk-in centres: not yet on a firm footing

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, August 2001, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  96. A challenge for the new government: be radical

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, June 2001, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  97. Making the most of very little

    Article • International Journal of Palliative Nursing, June 2001, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  98. Action is required on out-of-hours care

    Article • International Journal of Palliative Nursing, May 2001, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  99. Health visiting under fire. Or is it?

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, May 2001, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  100. Congress shows changing face of palliative care

    Article • International Journal of Palliative Nursing, April 2001, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  101. There's no alternative to taxation

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, April 2001, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  102. Health inequalities in the firing line

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, March 2001, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  103. Violence in the NHS: take precautions

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, February 2001, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  104. Reality bites on Big Brother

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, October 2000, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  105. The information technology challenge for the NHS

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, September 2000, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard

  106. Tuberculosis: a challenge for community nurses

    Article • British Journal of Community Nursing, April 2000, Mark Allen Group

    Mr Tom Pollard