Maggie Netherwood,Rachel Skittrall,Obrey Alexis
Maggie Netherwood
Abstract Health care or nursing assistants are valuable members of health care teams who undertake a wide range of tasks, contribute to meeting the increasingly complex healthcare needs of patients and have various levels of training. Howev...
REASONS AND CONSEQUENCES OF APPLIED LEADERSHIP STYLES IN ETHICAL DILEMMAS WHEN NURSE MANAGERS MAKE DECISIONS [0.03%]
护士管理者在伦理困境中采用不同领导风格的原因及其决策后果研究
V Zydziunaite,T Suominen
V Zydziunaite
Abstract Background: Understanding the reasons and consequences of leadership styles in ethical dilemmas is fundamental to exploring nurse managers' abilities to influence outcomes for patients and nursing personnel. Purpose: To explain the...
Mental health recovery: Lived experience of consumers, carers and nurses [0.03%]
精神健康康复：消费者、护理者和护士的亲身体验
Sini Jacob,Ian Munro,Beverley Joan Taylor
Sini Jacob
Abstract Background Mental health recovery is a prominent topic of discussion in the global mental health settings. The concept of mental health recovery brought about a major shift in the traditional philosophical views of many mental heal...
Night-time continence care in Australian residential aged care facilities: Findings from a Grounded theory study [0.03%]
澳大利亚养老院的夜间尿布护理：扎根理论研究的结果
Joan Ostaszkiewicz,Beverly O&#x;Connell,Trisha Dunning
Joan Ostaszkiewicz
Abstract Background: Continence care commonly disrupts sleep in residential aged care facilities, however, little is known about what staff do when providing continence care, and the factors that inform their practice. Aims: To describe nur...
Similarities and differences in educational preparation of registered and enrolled nurses in Australia: An examination of curricula content [0.03%]
澳大利亚注册护士和登记护士教育准备的相似性和差异性：课程内容分析
Elisabeth R Jacob,Lisa McKenna,Angelo D&#x;Amore
Elisabeth R Jacob
Abstract Background: Variations exist internationally in the types and numbers of nurses registered to practice. Whilst the United Kingdom has phased out second level nurses, countries such as Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and the Unite...
The influence of tai chi and yoga on balance and falls in a residential care setting: a randomised controlled trial [0.03%]
太极拳和瑜伽对养老照护机构中居民平衡能力和跌倒影响的随机对照试验
Padmapriya Saravanakumar,Isabel Johanna Higgins,Pamela Jane Van Der Riet et al.
Padmapriya Saravanakumar et al.
Abstract Falls amongst older people is a global public health concern. Whilst falling is not a typical feature of ageing, older people are more likely to fall. Fall injuries amongst older people are a leading cause of death and disability. ...
Nancy L Falk,Margaretann House
Nancy L Falk
Abstract Keywords: health care reform; health policy; history of nursing; nursing leaders.
Small group learning: graduate health students' views of challenges and benefits [0.03%]
小型团队学习：健康专业研究生对其挑战和益处的看法
Debra Jackson,Louise D Hickman,Tamara Power et al.
Debra Jackson et al.
Abstract Background: For health care professionals, particularly nurses, the need to work productively and efficiently in small groups is a crucial skill required to meet the challenges of the contemporary health-care environment. Small gro...
Sabine M Allida,Sally C Inglis,Patricia M Davidson et al.
Sabine M Allida et al.
Abstract Background: Thirst is a bothersome symptom of chronic heart failure (CHF) which impacts adversely on quality of life. Despite this, limited work has been done to investigate thirst as a symptom or to develop reliable and valid meas...
The patient experience of a Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter (PICC): a qualitative descriptive study [0.03%]
留置经外周插入中心静脉导管患者的体验：一项描述性的质性研究
Rebecca Sharp,Carol Grech,Andrea Fielder et al.
Rebecca Sharp et al.
Abstract Aim: To investigate the patient experience of PICC insertion, the significance of arm choice and the impact of the device on activities of daily living. Background: Arm choice for PICC insertion is often determined by PICC nurses w...