Social networking for nurse education: Possibilities, perils and pitfalls [0.03%]
护理教育中的社交网络：可能性、危险及缺陷
Janet Green,Aileen Wyllie,Debra Jackson
Janet Green
Abstract In this paper, we consider the potential and implications of using social networking sites such as Facebook® in nurse education. The concept of social networking and the use of Facebook will be explored, as will the theoretical co...
Can a brief educational intervention improve sleep and anxiety outcomes for emergency orthopaedic surgical patients? [0.03%]
简短的教育干预能否改善急诊骨科手术患者的睡眠和焦虑结局？
Eliza Mi-Ling Wong,Sek-Ying Chair,Doris Yp Leung et al.
Eliza Mi-Ling Wong et al.
Abstract An educational intervention (EI) is useful in preparing patients for orthopaedic surgery. This quasi-experimental study examined the effect of a brief EI on pain level, anxiety, pain inference on sleep, and sleep satisfaction among...
New Graduate Transition Programs: Relationships With Access to Support and Bullying [0.03%]
新生过渡项目与获取支持和遭受欺凌的关系
Kathy L Rush,Monica Adamack,Jason Gordon et al.
Kathy L Rush et al.
Abstract New graduate nurses are often targets of bullying and horizontal violence. The support offered by new graduate nurse transition programs may moderate the effects of bullying and limit its negative impact on new graduate nurse trans...
Unequal staffing: A snapshot of nurse staffing in critical care units in New South Wales, Australia [0.03%]
不平等的护理人力配置：澳大利亚新南威尔士州重症监护病房护士人力配置调查
Thomas Harding,Michael Wright
Thomas Harding
Abstract A growing body of research provides evidence of the link between nurse-to-patient ratios and skill mix with adverse patient outcomes. This paper reports an investigation into nurse staffing patterns, skill mix and patient movement ...
Communicating with Assistive Listening Devices and Age-Related Hearing Loss: Perceptions of Older Australians [0.03%]
辅助听诊设备在年龄相关性听力损失沟通中的作用：澳大利亚老年人的感知
Lucinda Aberdeen,David Fereiro
Lucinda Aberdeen
Abstract Age-related hearing loss can impact adversely on the delivery of primary care and cannot necessarily be remedied by hearing aid technology. A study of 20 older Australians living in a Queensland retirement village and residential h...
Pneumococcus in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders: the role of Aboriginal Health Workers and implications for nursing practice [0.03%]
肺炎链球菌在澳大利亚土著人和托雷斯海峡岛民中的作用：土著卫生工作者的作用及其对护理实践的影响
Hiba Deek,Penelope Abbott,Louise Moore et al.
Hiba Deek et al.
Abstract Background: Pneumonia is a common cause of hospitalization in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men and women. Aim: This article seeks to describe the importance of immunizing against pneumonia in Aboriginal Australians and sug...
Paul N Bennett,Cherene Ockerby,Judy Stinson et al.
Paul N Bennett et al.
Abstract The prevention of falls is a key safety priority for hospitals. There are no tools that examine the safety climate from a falls prevention perspective. The aim of this study was to measure the falls prevention safety climate at an ...
A patient safety focused registered nurse transition to practice program [0.03%]
一个以患者安全为导向的注册护士从业过渡项目
Peter Mellor,Jennene Greenhill
Peter Mellor
Abstract As undergraduate rural nursing students approach completion of their degree and become eligible for registration as a nurse they anticipate becoming part of a transition to practice program. Promises of clinical support, guidance a...
The Nursing Profession in Southern Jordan - Challenges & Recommendations for Improvement [0.03%]
约旦南部的护理职业：挑战与改进措施建议
Hani Nawafleh
Hani Nawafleh
Abstract This paper aims to elucidate the current status of nursing in Southern Jordan, and to identify strategies that would enable improvement in nursing within that region. A qualitative study using key informant focused interviews was c...
Janet Green,Debra Jackson
Janet Green
Abstract Mentoring has been embraced in nursing as a way of socialising new nurses into the profession, growing and developing nursing talent, and more recently as a way to retain experienced nurses with the current nursing shortage. Much o...