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Showing 1 to 18 of 18 for “"Hospital Nursing"”.
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Hospital Nursing Staff's Perception of their Professional Relationship with Clinical Faculty Instructors
… Staff described themselves as too busy to help nursing students and there was no incentive to help the students. Staff requested that they be given clear instructions before clinical about the students skill level, needed experiences, and knowledge level.<br> This researcher concluded that staff …
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The Veterans' Degree of Satisfaction with Selected aspects of Hospital Nursing Care Behaviors
… nonservice-connected patient with the selected hospital nursing care behaviors (technical professional, trust, and education) when considering age, gender, income, level of education, and marital status.<br /> 2. Determine which nursing care behaviors are associated with high levels of patient …
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Who Cares? the Role of Nursing Assistants in the Labor Process of Hospital Nursing
… up the power structure," is the first study of hospital-based Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs). Through interviews with 21 CNAs in a large, independent, urban hospital in the Midwest, the study examines how two major institutions have impacted the labor process of CNAs and the division of …
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An interpretative phenomenological analysis of family involvement in the hospital nursing care of children with autism spectrum disorder within eThekwini District
… fulfilment of the requirements for the Doctor of Nursing at the Durban University of Technology, Durban, South Africa, 2024.
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Robots in Nursing - False Rhetoric or Future Reality?: How might robots contribute to hospital nursing in the future? A qualitative study of the perspectives of roboticists and nurses
Introduction. The challenge of the global nursing shortage coupled with a rising healthcare demand prompts consideration of technology as a potential solution. Technology in the form of robots is being developed for healthcare applications but the potential role in nursing has not been researched …
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Staff nurse job satisfaction as motivation for participation in staff development programs
… the type of educational preparation, area of nursing practice, number of children under twelve years of age living at home, single parent status, size of hospital and years of service of staff nurses with levels of motivation for participation in staff development programs and with job …
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Stories of yesterday. Reflections on collegiality: Capturing the essence of nurses working with nurses
… stories about their experiences of practicing nursing and, in particular, their experiences of collegiality, within the context of hospital nursing in New Zealand in the 1970s and 1980s. METHOD The research is a qualitative approach based on oral history; gathering historical stories through …
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Helper Woman: A Biography of Elinor Delight Gregg
… the contributions she made to professional nursing and to humanity. Nurse, educator, administrator, beloved relative, and friend, Elinor Gregg was an outstanding person whom nurses today might well emulate. Historical method provided the context for the study. Data were collected from the …
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A retrospective study to identify unique contributors to falls in hospitalized adult hematology patients
… was to identify unique contributors to falls in hospitalized adult cancer patients with a hematologic diagnosis. Falls in this population are a great safety concern for nurses and other healthcare providers. Patients with hematologic disorders are at an increased risk of sustaining an injury due …
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Social Change, Gender and Education: Exceptional Swedish Immigrant Women at North Park College, 1900-1920
… first female graduate of the Swedish Covenant Hospital Nursing School in 1900, and she became a missionary in China for over thirty years. Victoria Welter was the first woman to graduate from North Park College's Seminary Department in 1903, after which she, too, left for China to serve as a …
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The costing of operating theatre time in a secondary level, state sector hospital: A quantitative observational study
… The OTs in a secondary level, state sector hospital in Cape Town were used in this quantitative observational study to develop a top-down costing model for OTs in South Africa. The inclusive costing model was developed in a consultative process with professionals, managers and experts from …
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Uncovering the Lived Experience of Hospital Nurses Providing End-of-Life Care
TITLE: Uncovering the Lived Experience of Hospital Nurses Providing End-of-Life Care<br/><br/>BACKGROUND: In end-of-life care there is one chance to get it right. Policy and drivers that aim to achieve this are founded on sound palliative care principles. How these principles effect the care in a …
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An investigation of factors predicting occupational and psychological distress in nurses: a comparative study of settings within a single hospital
Nursing is an occupation with high levels of stress. This study aimed to investigate which factors help predict distress in nursing staff in a range of settings within a single hospital. Interviews were conducted with a total of 82 qualified nursing staff from four settings; Accident & Emergency, …
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The Courage to Change: Striving for Magnet Hospital Recognition
… importance to the effective functioning of the hospital. Leadership in the hospital setting requires innovativeness and courage. This means the passion to discover, create and experience the unknown. Until recently why some hospitals attract and retain good nurses while others do not was …
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Care Work and Nursing in Royal Greenwich Hospital, 1705-1714
This thesis is an analysis of the changes in the nursing profession in naval health provision in Britain in the early eighteenth century. In particular, it examines the experiences of nurses who cared for disabled ex-servicemen in Greenwich, a hospital for former sailors, in the early eighteenth …
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Study of the Nursing Competence in Three Public Hospitals in Vietnam
… aims of this study are to describe the level of nursing competence in three clinical practices in Vietnam, and to identify factors that have significance for influencing nursing clinical competence. Of the factors perceived to influence nursing competence, this study found that the following were …