Just go with the flow

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There are a number of reputable sites on the Internet which can give nurses information and help them get in touch with specialists. Users can use their own computer, for which a modem and an account with an access provider is needed, or visit a cybercafe where tuition is available. There are various access providers, details of which are available from periodicals. Users can join discussion groups and be placed on mailing lists to receive information. They can also send messages to other users, using e-mail (electronic mail).

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Managing your own patient caseload

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Issues concerning the self-management of a nurse's caseload in a urology department are presented. Reference is made to the benefits of using the internet in developing the urology service, and also to the interpersonal skills required in being a ward manager.

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Continence problems: how can the internet help?

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A new study suggests that patients can gain valuable information and advice from internet resources. Not all sites provide quality information but the net can be very helpful for people who find it difficult to talk about intimate problems face to face.

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