Knowledge Centre
All of our guidelines have been provided by members who generously wish to share with others. As a member you will be able to view all of the documents.
Please feel free to download these and use as you see fit, but in return, please share your own work. These documents are the property of their originators, so in any work you use them for, please be polite and acknowledge the original authors!
Except where indicated, these documents have not been critiqued or ratified in any way by BAHNON.
BAHNON, the authors, and the originating Trusts accept no responsibility for the use or misuse of these documents.
There must be lots of you out there who have developed guidelines and information that you can share on this website.
- Alcohol dependency
- Breaking Bad News
- Care pathways
- Carotid Haemorrhage
- Craniofacial
- Dying - care of
- Enteral feeding (also see gastrostomy)
- Flap Care
- Gastrostomy care
- Laryngectomy care
- Laryngoscopy guidelines - nurse-led clinic
- Lone worker policy
- Manual Lymphatic Drainage
- Maxillofacial care
- Mouth care
- Nurse led clinics
- Quality of Life Assessment
- Radiotherapy
- Role of Clinical Nurse Specialist
- Tracheostomy care
The BAHNON National Patient Information Survey
In 2004 to 2005, BAHNON did a national survey of information provision for head and neck cancer patients. Please read more about the project via the link below:
About the BAHNON national patient information survey
The table below allows you to download much of the information we collated from the survey. Where there was lots of information on the same subject, we have just provided the best examples for downloading. Where information was scarce, we have made the information available, but please be aware of the scores, as some are poor quality but we thought you might like to see them as a starting point for your own information.
You will see from the table below that there are areas in the pathway where there appears to be no information available. These are the areas we need to focus on for information development.
The information provided is not meant for you to give to patients directly, it is meant to provide you with examples of other people's work, so that it's easier for you to create your own local information. We have stated where good national information is available, and in these cases it is unnecessary to develop local information - please use the national information.
Links can be one of three types:
to a PDF file
to a page on this website
to a page on another website
Stage of the patient information pathway