Clinical Pocket Reference

Clinical Pocket Reference Clinical Pocket Reference was founded in 2002 to meet the educational needs of healthcare students and practitioners.

Our launch title, Clinical Pocket Reference for Nurses is one of the bestselling pocket resources for nurses.

Gemma, a newly qualified Nursing Associate (NA) working in the emergency department (ED), is asked to take the observati...
02/06/2026

Gemma, a newly qualified Nursing Associate (NA) working in the emergency department (ED), is asked to take the observations of Mark, a 28-year-old patient whose behaviour has become increasingly erratic. She draws on her mental health knowledge to ensure he receives appropriate and safe care.

In accordance with the Nursing and Midwifery Councul (NMC) 2018 guidance on confidentiality, all names in this case study have been changed.

If you haven’t downloaded the newest NA case studies yet, now’s the time! 😁

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Who else is grateful for the break from the heat? 🥵 Now seems like a good time to prep for the rest of the summer with a...
02/06/2026

Who else is grateful for the break from the heat? 🥵 Now seems like a good time to prep for the rest of the summer with a *refresher* on hydration!

A dedicated section on hydration can be found in Fundamental Care, pages 75 - 79, but it’s also available as a free download on our website!

Dave, a Nursing Associate (NA) working in an Acute Medical Admissions unit (AMU), takes over care of Mariam, who has Dow...
27/05/2026

Dave, a Nursing Associate (NA) working in an Acute Medical Admissions unit (AMU), takes over care of Mariam, who has Down Syndrome, moderate learning disability (MLO) and autism. A misunderstanding over Mariam’s communication passport leads to challenging behaviours, prompting Dave to work in partnership with her mother and explore the needs of patients with LD in AMU.

In accordance with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) 2018 guidance on confidentiality, all names in this case study have been changed.

The link to download your copy is in our bio 😊

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To all healthcare practitioners and staff, thank you for taking care of us on this Bank Holiday Monday ❤️We are grateful...
25/05/2026

To all healthcare practitioners and staff, thank you for taking care of us on this Bank Holiday Monday ❤️

We are grateful for your dedication to care and your community 💙

We have an exciting announcement, our Nursing Associate case study series has expanded! 🤩 There are now two brand new FR...
22/05/2026

We have an exciting announcement, our Nursing Associate case study series has expanded! 🤩 There are now two brand new FREE case studies available on our website!

Head to the link in our bio to download your copies now!

Our real world case study resources were created to support Nursing Associates ❤️ Have you downloaded your copies yet??T...
20/05/2026

Our real world case study resources were created to support Nursing Associates ❤️ Have you downloaded your copies yet??

These case studies cover all four nursing fields and reach across the lifespan, while also including questions for reflection on practice. Head to the link in our bio for more info!

Key features of Clinical Pocket Reference for Nurses ❤️The full table of contents and additional features can be found o...
18/05/2026

Key features of Clinical Pocket Reference for Nurses ❤️

The full table of contents and additional features can be found on our website! Link in bio

The WHO Analgesic Ladder is a stepwise approach to the selection of analgesics. Originally devised for those with cancer...
15/05/2026

The WHO Analgesic Ladder is a stepwise approach to the selection of analgesics. Originally devised for those with cancer pain, the principles apply equally to patients with other forms of pain.

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Congratulations to all Nurses everywhere on this important day for your skill and energy and commitment ❤️From all at Cl...
12/05/2026

Congratulations to all Nurses everywhere on this important day for your skill and energy and commitment ❤️

From all at Clinical Pocket Reference 👏

The images here show diagrammatic representations of some of the more common cardiac arrhythmias.Save now to reference a...
11/05/2026

The images here show diagrammatic representations of some of the more common cardiac arrhythmias.

Save now to reference and review later!

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