TB on the rise [0.03%]
结核病卷土而来
M Leaver
M Leaver
In Australia, infection rates have remained stable over the last decade although drug resistance has increased from 0.7 percent in 1995 to two percent in 1996. Early detection and treatment together with the monitoring of compliance with an...
'Concerning our national honour': Florence Nightingale and the welfare of aboriginal Australians [0.03%]
"关乎我国荣誉的事":弗洛伦斯·南丁格尔与澳洲土著居民的福利问题
J A Barber
J A Barber
Florence Nightingale was a prolific writer on many subjects from nursing to religion to hospital design and sanitary statistics. Her writing on the indigenous people of Australia is little known but should be of interest especially to those...
W St John
W St John
This grounded theory research into the role of the community health nurse in Australia identified that moving from the comfort and structure of an institutional setting to the client's turf results in profound changes to the purpose of nurs...
Reflective topical autobiography: an under utilised interpretive research method in nursing [0.03%]
反思性自传式研究:护理学中一种被低估的诠释性研究方法
M J Johnstone
M J Johnstone
Reflective topical autobiography (an autobiographical method) belongs to the genre of testimonial research and is located within the postpositivist interpretive research paradigm. Despite the (reflective) topical autobiographical method enj...
Patient or customer? [0.03%]
病人还是顾客?
J M Parker
J M Parker
This paper investigates caring in practice within the context of the global imperative of increasing rationalisation of care based on an economic ethic. The notion of the global marketplace has spread to the domain of health services, so th...
V F Irurita
V F Irurita
In a recent study undertaken in Western Australia to explore the quality of nursing care from the perspective of adult patients in acute care hospitals, the core problem found to be shared by the study participants was that of vulnerability...
Rethinking nursing [0.03%]
反思护理学
M McMillan
M McMillan
Origin of the medical model [0.03%]
医学模式的起源
A Cushing
A Cushing