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Now showing items 1338-1357 of 2094

Nursing in Australian general practice: directions and perspectives

Halcomb Elizabeth; Davidson Patricia; Daly John; Griffiths Rhonda; Yallop J; Tofler Geoffrey (Australian Healthcare Association, 2005)

Primary health care services, such as general practices, are the first point of contact for many Australian health care consumers. Until recently, the role of nursing in Australian primary care was poorly defined and ...
A nursing intervention to reduce prehospital delay in acute coronary syndrome - A randomized clinical trial

Dracup Kathleen; Mckinley Sharon; Riegel Barbara; Mieschke H; Doering Lynn; Moser Debra (Morehead State University, 2001)
Nursing Leadership: power, politics and gender: the role of emotional intelligence

Borbasi Sally; Jackson Debra (Elsevier B.V., 2005)

The huge outpouring of public tribute on the recent death of Ronald Reagan (RR), and the many statements attesting to his `great leadership¿ came as a surprise to many. This was a President who was on the ...
Nursing needs of acutely ill older people

Hancock Karen; Chang Esther; Chenoweth Lynnette; Clarke Marie; Carroll Adrian; Jeon Yun-Hee (Blackwell Publishing, 2005)
Nursing needs of hospitalized older adults: Consumer and nurse perceptions.

Chang Esther; Chenoweth Lynnette; Hancock Karen (School of English, Media Arts and Art History University of Queensland, 2004)
Nursing practice in community child health: Developing the nurse-client relationship

Briggs, C. J (Henry Stewart Publications, 2001)
Nursing research programs gather strength in Australia

Borbasi Sally; Emden Carolyn; Jackson Debra (Elsevier, 2005)

To shed light on programmatic research through direct experience is highly beneficial to nursing scholarship. Following a recent description of a successful Australian program of research centered around people's chronic ...
Nursing skill mix and nursing time: the roles of registered nurses and clinical nurse specialists

Fallon Ann; Duffield Christine; Roche Michael; Forbes Janice; Wise Wendy; Merrick Eamon (Australian Nursing Federation, 2006)

Objective: The roles of clinical nurse specialists (CNS) and registered nurses, while similar, should also be quite different, with the CNS functioning as an advanced practice nurse. Differences in roles can be ...
Nursing Staffing, Nursing Workload, the Work Environment and Patient Outcomes

Duffield Christine; Diers Donna; O'Brien-Pallas Linda; Aisbett Christopher; Roche Michael; King Madeleine; Aisbett Kate (Elsevier, 2011)

Abstract: Nurse staffing (fewer RNs), increased workload and unstable ward environments were linked to negative patient outcomes including falls and medication errors on medical/surgical wards in a mixed method study ...
Nursing staff shortages: Issues in Australian residential aged care

Jackson Debra; Mannix Judy; Daly John (Australian Nursing Federation, 2003)

This paper explores the current nursing shortage, looks ahead to identify future threats to a viable nursing workforce in residential aged care, and raises some issues for future consideration.
Nursing Students' Perception Of A Web-Based Intervention To Support Learning

Koch Jane; Andrew Sharon; Salamonson Yenna; Everett Bronwyn; Davidson Patricia (Churchill Livingstone, 2010)

Tailoring information to the needs of the learner is an important strategy in contemporary education settings. Web-based learning support, informed by multimedia theory, comprising interactive quizzes, glossaries with ...
Nursing takes time: Workload associated with administering cancer protocols

De Raad Johan; Van Gool Kees; Haas Marion; Haywood Philip; Faedo Margaret; Gallego Gisselle; Pearson Sallie-Anne; Ward Robyn (Oncology Nursing Society, 2010)

New medicines and therapeutic combinations are tested and marketed every year. Healthcare decision makers have to make explicit choices about adopting new treatments and deal with the resource consequences of their choices. ...
Nursing the machine: An ethnography of a hospital haemodialysis unit

Tranter Shelley; Baker Jacqueline; Donoghue Judith (Public Knowledge Project, 2009)

This paper reports the process and findings of an ethnography conducted in a hospital haemodialysis unit. The aims of the study were to acquire a comprehensive understanding of how nursing care was conducted in a hospital ...
Nursing unit managers, staff retention and the work environmen

Duffield Christine; Roche Michael; Blay Nicole; Stasa Helen (Blackwell Publishing Ltd, 2010)

This paper examined the impact of leadership characteristics of nursing unit managers, as perceived by staff nurses, on staff satisfaction and retention. Secondary analysis of data collected on 94 randomly selected wards ...
Nursing unit managers, staff retention and the work environment

Duffield Christine; Roche Michael; Blay Nicole; Stasa Helen (Blackwell Publishing Ltd, 2011)

Aim and objective. This paper examined the impact of leadership characteristics of nursing unit managers, as perceived by staff nurses, on staff satisfaction and retention. Background. A positive work environment will ...
Nursing work and the use of nursing time

Duffield Christine; Gardner Glenn; Catling-Paull Christine (Blackwell Publishing Ltd, 2008)

Aim: To find that changes in models of service delivery together with the dynamic nature of the contemporary health care context have changed the direction and focus of nurses' work. The aim of this paper is to explore ...
The nursing workforce in Canada and Australia: two sides of the same coin.

O'Brien-Pallas, L.; Duffield, C. M (Australian Curriculum Studies Association, 2002)

This paper compares characteristics of the nursing workforce in Canada and Australia and provides insights into reasons why the shortage of nurses is more critical today than ever before. Workplace issues are discussed ...
Nutritional assessment in cancer: comparing the mini-nutritional assessment (MNA) with the scored patient-generated subjective global assessment (PGSGA)

Crockett Naomi; Read Jane; Volker Dianne; Maclennan Penny; Choy Sai Tsang Boris; Beale Phillip; Clarke Stephen (Mark Allen, 2001)
Nutritional intake in the critically ill: improving practice through research.

West Sandra; Marshall Andrea (Elsevier, 2007)

Enternal feeding is the prefered method of nutritional support in the critically ill;however, evidence suggests that many critically ill patients do not meet their nutrional goals. The implementation of enteral feeding ...
Nutrition intervention using an eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA)-containing supplement in patients with advanced colorectal cancer. Effects on nutritional and inflammatory status: a phase II trial

Read Jane; Beale Phillip; Volker Dianne; Smith Narelle; Childs A; Clarke Stephen (Springer, 2006)

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