Independent Nurse: Practical Prescribing
September 12, 2009 by admin
I am a qualified nurse independent prescriber (NIP) / nurse supplementary prescriber (NSP) and work in a rural minor injury and urgent care unit. Can you advise on the use of intra-nasal diamorphine?
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