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1Department of Accident & Emergency Medicine, The Royal Sussex County Hospital, Brighton, UK. J.M.Ryan@susx.ac.uk
Abstract:
The Internet is a relatively new addition to the world of information technology which can be incorporated for use in Accident & Emergency (A & E) nursing, It can provide an information resource and a communications tool for helping A & E nurses in their work. This paper explains the Internet for novices. It discusses the requirements for accessing it and how it can be used by A & E nurses. The aim of the paper is to inform, stimulate and encourage A & E nurses who know little about the Internet to adopt it into their nursing practice.
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