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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Auxiliary nurses"”.

  1. Resilience of auxiliary nurses caring for intellectually disabled patients

    … is regarded by the International Council of Nurses (ICN) as a very important element of wellness, healthcare to patients with intellectual disabilities still remains neglected and under-resourced in most societies. Auxiliary nurses are crucial in providing nursing care to patients with …

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  2. An investigation of learning style preferences of nurses in training at two nursing schools in public health facilities in Cape Town

    … the preferred learning styles of learner nurses i.e. enrolled/staff nurses and auxiliary nurses, in nursing schools within public health facilities in the Cape Town Metropolitan district of the Western Cape, South Africa. Objectives: To determine individual learning styles of learner …

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  3. ΚΟΙΝΩΝΙΚΟ-ΟΙΚΟΝΟΜΙΚΟΙ ΠΑΡΑΓΟΝΤΕΣ ΠΡΟΣΔΙΟΡΙΣΤΙΚΟΙ ΤΗΣ ΣΤΕΛΕΧΩΣΗΣ ΝΟΣΟΚΟΜΕΙΩΝ ΜΕ ΝΟΣΗΛΕΥΤΙΚΟ ΠΡΟΣΩΠΙΚΟ

    … CAME OUT OF THIS STUDY ARE: 1) THE NUMBEROF AUXILIARY NURSES WAS INCREASED IN THAT DECADE BY 12 .4% AND THE NUMBER OF GRADUATE NURSES WAS INCREASED BY 12.9%. THIS INVERSION RESULTED IN CERTAIN CHANGES. THE ANALOGY OF 3.7 GRADUATE NURSES TO 1 AUXILIARY NURSE IN 1975- 76 CAME TO1.8 GRADUATE …

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  4. Violence In Nursing: Perceived Prevalence and Impact in Community Health Clinics In Cape Town

    The paper will be focusing on violence against nurses working in community health clinics in Cape Town. The study is a replication of Prof Doris Deedei Khalil‟s (principle researcher) larger studies on violence in all areas of nursing including general, paediatric and psychiatric nursing, midwifery …

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