Journal of Clinical Nursing

Editorial
pp. 295-296(2)

Studying complex caring interfaces: key issues arising from a study of multi-agency rehabilitative care for people who have suffered a stroke
pp. 297-305(9)
Authors: ALLEN D.; LYNE P.; GRIFFITHS L.

Children's nursing and interprofessional collaboration: challenges and opportunities
pp. 306-313(8)
Author: KENNY G.

Information Point: Sure Start (see pg. 306)
pp. 313-313(1)

Interprofessional relations: case studies of working relationships between Registered Nurses and general practitioners in rural Australia
pp. 314-321(8)
Authors: BLUE I.; FITZGERALD M.

Nursing-led in-patient units for intermediate care: a survey of multidisciplinary discharge planning practice
pp. 322-330(9)
Author: GRIFFITHS P.

Cross-boundary working: a macro-political analysis of the impact on professional roles
pp. 331-339(9)
Author: MASTERSON A.

A proposal that patients be considered honorary members of the healthcare team
pp. 340-348(9)
Author: EDWARDS C.

Health and social care futures in Ireland: the need for cross-boundary work
pp. 349-356(8)
Authors: MCILFATRICK S.; MCKENNA H.; GRAY A-M.; HINDS M.

Nursing care and collaborative practice
pp. 357-366(10)
Author: KESBY S.G.

Exploring multi-agency working in services to disabled children with complex healthcare needs and their families
pp. 367-375(9)
Authors: WATSON D.; TOWNSLEY R.; ABBOTT D.

Reflections on a community action research project: interprofessional issues and methodological problems
pp. 376-386(11)
Authors: LAX W.; GALVIN K.

Crossing boundaries, re-defining care: the role of the critical care outreach team
pp. 387-393(7)
Authors: COOMBS M.; DILLON A.

Communities of practice: an opportunity for interagency working
pp. 394-398(5)
Authors: LATHLEAN J.; LE MAY A.

Cross-boundary working: implications for the multiprofessional team
pp. 399-408(10)
Authors: SCHOLES J.; VAUGHAN B.

Teamworking in community rehabilitation
pp. 409-411(3)
Author: ENDERBY P.