V M Maroun
V M Maroun
There are plenty of challenges ahead as countries move to make freer and fairer trade agreements which cover services, such as nursing, as well as goods. But the work to get agreements right will bring its own reward.
Mentoring relationships of New Zealand nurses: an empirical study (Part 1) [0.03%]
新西兰护士的辅导关系：实证研究（上篇）
L Hall
L Hall
A national, random, postal survey (n = 298) of mentoring behaviour among New Zealand nurses was undertaken. The initial research problem was to seek an explanation for the apparent lack of mentoring in New Zealand nursing. However, as the s...
Extended, expanded, multi-skilled or advanced practice?--rural nurses in Australia, 1991-1994 [0.03%]
扩大了的、多层次的还是高级实践？——澳大利亚农村护士的发展（1991—1994）
D Hegney
D Hegney
Rural nurses in Australia predominantly work in an advanced practice role and their scope of practice is determined by the number and type of health professionals who work full-time or part-time in the health service. This paper presents th...
Breaking loose. Use of physical restraints in nursing homes in Queensland, Australia [0.03%]
放手吧：澳大利亚昆士兰老年护理机构中的物理约束使用状况
A P Retsas,H Crabbe
A P Retsas
A survey was completed by 123/203 (61%). Directors of Nursing of Queensland's nursing homes, to obtain information about the use of physical restraints. Of a total of about 6500 (4693 females; 1807 males) nursing home residents in Queenslan...
A T Klein
A T Klein
Reported in this paper are the outcomes of a retrospective investigation into falls in toilets and injuries sustained by 29 elderly, frail, yet independently ambulatory aged people (mean age 86.21 years) in a residential aged care facility....
H Hamilton
H Hamilton
M Bellamy
M Bellamy
M Leaver
M Leaver
The majority of these reports occurred during and shortly after the hottest summer recorded in Melbourne. It has been suggested that meat coming from the abattoirs may have carried a higher than usual load of organisms. Variability of the s...