HIGH PATIENT SATISFACTION WITH NURSE PRACTITIONER DELIVERED SERVICES AT TWO HEALTH CENTRES IN URBAN JAMAICA [0.03%]
Jamaican城市地区两家医疗中心提供的护士 practitioner服务的患者满意度较高
Khadene Jones,Cerese Hepburn-Brown,Pauline Anderson-Johnson et al.
Khadene Jones et al.
Abstract Background: Nurse practitioners are playing an increasing role in the delivery of primary healthcare. Patient satisfaction with their services patients is an important factor to the expansion of their role in the health services. O...
Identifying benefits and barriers to respite for carers of children with complex health needs: A qualitative study [0.03%]
一项定性研究：识别照护复杂健康需求儿童的护理人员的缓解服务益处和障碍因素
Robyn Welsh,Susan Dyer,David Evans et al.
Robyn Welsh et al.
Abstract Background: Increasing numbers of children with complex health needs are being cared for in their own homes. Caring for a child with complex health needs is an enormous task for a family and so access to suitable respite is critica...
Development and evaluation of a screening tool to identify people with diabetes at increased risk of medication problems relating to hypoglycaemia and medication non-adherence [0.03%]
开发和评估糖尿病患者糖化血红蛋白和用药不依从性问题的筛查工具及效果评价研究
Kate Claydon-Platt,Elizabeth Manias,Trisha Dunning
Kate Claydon-Platt
Abstract Aims: To develop and evaluate a screening tool to identify people with diabetes at increased risk of medication problems relating to hypoglycaemia and medication non-adherence. Methods: A retrospective audit of attendances at a dia...
THE NURSES' FORM OF ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION: WHAT IS THE ROLE OF GOSSIP? [0.03%]
闲话在护理工作中的作用是什么？
Serap Altuntaş,Ozlem Şahin Altun,Rahşan Çevik Akyil
Serap Altuntaş
Abstract Background: Gossip is important for managers to control it and to use it to create positive effects that help organizations to attain their goals. Objectives/Aim: The study utilised a descriptive model to determine how nurses use g...
Todd J L Lesko
Todd J L Lesko
Abstract Keywords: advertising; consumer; drug; marketing; nursing; prescription.
Confronting the Cultural Challenge of the Whiteness of Nursing: Aboriginal Registered Nurses' Perspectives [0.03%]
直面护理领域“白人化”文化挑战：注册土著护士的视角
Anne-Maree Nielsen,Lynne Alice Stuart,Don Gorman
Anne-Maree Nielsen
Abstract This paper presents the findings of a study that that interviewed Aboriginal nurses to explore their experiences of the whiteness of nursing. Despite concerted efforts to improve the health of Aboriginal Australians, it still remai...
Nurses' and Physicians' Perceptions of Older People and Attitudes towards Older People: Ageism in a Hospital in Turkey [0.03%]
土耳其一家医院的护士和医生对老年人的看法及态度：年龄歧视
Ulkü Polat,Ayişe Karadağ,Zekeriya Ulger et al.
Ulkü Polat et al.
Abstract Nurses and physicians provide health care for a growing number of older people as a result of the rapid increase in the life expectancies of older people. Health professionals' negative attitudes towards older people affect the qua...
Expanding Worldview: Australian Nursing Students' Experience of Cultural Immersion in India [0.03%]
视野的扩展：澳大利亚护理专业学生在印度文化沉浸式体验的经历
Loretta Charles,Hendrika Maltby,Sarah Abrams et al.
Loretta Charles et al.
Abstract Increasing cultural diversity and a sense of global community has necessitated the introduction of cultural competence in the education of health care providers. Some institutions have utilized cultural immersion programs to addres...
An Aboriginal nurse-led working model for success in graduating Indigenous Australian nurses [0.03%]
土著澳大利亚护士成功的原住民主导的毕业工作模型
Odette Best,Lynne Stuart
Odette Best
Abstract Australia needs more Indigenous nurses. This is widely recognised in both academic literature and government policy. In 2012, only 0.8 percent of the Australian nursing workforce was Indigenous (AIHW, 2012). In spite of the clear n...
Leadership style and culturally competent care: Nurse leaders' views of their practice in the multicultural care settings of the United Arab Emirates [0.03%]
领导风格与文化胜任护理：阿拉伯联合酋长国多元文化护理环境中的护士领导对其实践的看法
Souher El Amouri,Shirley O&#x;Neill
Souher El Amouri
Abstract It is well recognised that nurse leader managers play an important role in facilitating the quality and nature of hospital care, the improvement of work performance and work satisfaction. In the United Arab Emirates (UAE) they face...