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Showing 1 to 20 of 107 for “"Medical staff"”.
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Parental Grief and Loss and the medical Staff Relationship: a Function of Attachment
… for many reasons, reach out for support to the medical staff around them. This process, particularly if negative, can leave scars that parents will carry for a lifetime (N. Contro, Larson, Scofield, Sourkes, & Cohen, 2002; Tinsley, et al., 2008). However, there appear to be factors that serve to …
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How do patients view continuity of care in a rural hospital with significant medical staff turnover?
… Small rural hospitals in New Zealand are hard to staff with medical physicians and this poses a challenge to the health sector. Eighty percent of registered physicians practice in urban centres, raising a significant concern to rural areas being able to retain medical professionals (Garces-Ozanne, …
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Perceived factors influencing participation in workplace sports and recreation among non-medical staff members at Elim Hospital, Vhembe District
… factors influencing participation of non-medical staff members in workplace sports and recreation at Elim Hospital using the constructs of the Health Belief Model. A quantitative descriptive cross-sectional study was conducted. The population were all non-medical staff members of Elim …
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Medical Staff Education Improves Patient Education through the Use of Technology in a Predominantly Spanish Speaking Population: A Quality Improvement Project
… the use of tablets/screens overall among the medical staff at the WGGCC. Using the Plan, Do, Study, Act cycle, there was a two-fold increase use of tablets/screens by the medical staff during the data collection period.
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The relationships among participation in employee development programs, organizational commitment, and turnover of non-medical staff in a nonprofit medical institution in Lebanon
… organizational commitment and turnover of non-medical staff in a nonprofit medical institution in Lebanon. Of the three measures of participation in development programs, only frequency of outside training had a significant relationship with all three forms of commitment. Those who had the …
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Systems development for diagnostics and dexterity rehabilitation by means of touchscreen technology
… during our experimentation is now installed in a medical facility with other latest generation medical devices like the Armeo and two different types of exoskeletons. In the first part of this project we focused on developing some exergames oriented to the rehabilitation of persons affected by …
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Patient Understanding of Medical Terminology
… to examine patient understanding of common medical terminology. The structured questionnaires were administered and evaluated to determine if there was a significant difference between medical staff or patients' perceived knowledge and the patients' actual knowledge of medical terminology. A …
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Assessing the Differential Functioning of Items and Tests of a Polytomous Employee Attitude Survey
… on the 'Management' dimension and between medical staff and nurse staff employees on both the 'Management' and 'Quality of Care and Service' dimensions. 2 out of 21 items from the manager/non-manager comparison were found to have significant DIF, supporting the generalizability of Lynch, …
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ΑΝΤΙ ΜΗΝΙΓΓΙΤΙΔΟΚΟΚΚΙΚΑ ΑΝΤΙΣΩΜΑΤΑ ΣΕ ΠΑΙΔΙΑ ΚΑΙ ΕΝΗΛΙΚΟΥΣ
… THAN MENINGITIS, AND D) 217 HEALTHY ADULTS (MEDICAL STAFF, BLOOD DONORS AND PARENTS OF CHILDREN ATTENDING THE HOSPITAL OUTPATIENT CLINIC). INADULTS THE PREVALENCE OF ANTI-B ANTIBODIES RANGED FROM 53 TO 71,4% IN THE VARIOUS GROUPS, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE MEDICAL STAFF (N 116 WHERE IT WAS …
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Early Stage or Curable Cancer Diagnoses in Minorities: A Journey of Survivors
… their cancer journey. This study addressed: how medical disparities varied between minorities and non-minorities, the overall effects of the cancer diagnoses in minorities compared to non-minorities, whether these perspectives differed in male vs. female participants, and whether there were any …
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Organizational Communication and Change: A Case Study on the Implementation of an Innovation at a Florida Medical Facility
This study examined how employees at a Florida medical facility felt regarding the upcoming change to a paperless system and whether a training program administered by the organization was effective in reducing anxiety, increasing understanding of the need for the change, increasing employee …
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Os pais e a possibilidade da morte do filho prematuro de risco
… quality assistance given to the parents by the medical staff seems to favor the reestablishment of the emotional bond. We conclude that when parents see their children in hospital they realize that they are fragile, unfinished human beings whose lives are at risk. Thus, they tend to show the …
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On the relief of pain in labour: with special reference to the use of relaxation, pethidine hydrochloride and trichlorethylene
… Worcestershire, the Writer having been on the Medical Staff of this hospital since 1932. This report is included in the Appendix at pages 40-65.
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What are the information needs of patients receiving procedural sedation in the Emergency Department? A descriptive exploratory study
… and in what format, do patients, nurses and medical staff believe should be provided for patients undergoing procedural sedation in the Emergency Department setting?’ Providing sedation to perform painful procedures on patients in the hospital Emergency Department (ED) setting has become …
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Design of low complexity fault tolerance for life critical situation awareness systems
In cyber-human-medical environments, coordinating supervisory medical systems and medical staff to perform treatment in accordance with best practice is essential for patient safety. However, the dynamics of patient conditions and the non-deterministic nature of potential side effects of treatment …
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Child sexual abuse in Malawi a retrospective audit of documented cases at Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital, Blantyre, in 2009
… may be a result of increased awareness amongst medical staff and parents. In sub-Saharan Africa, outside South Africa, there has been limited research on child abuse, in particular on child sexual abuse, and little is known about the extent of health services offered to the victims.
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Portable acquisition and interpretation of EEG for neonatal healthcare applications
… is a significant concern for both parents and medical staff. It results in the death or disability of over 2 million infants globally each year and accounts for 23% of all infant deaths. Early identification and treatment of brain injury is vital. Electroencephalography (EEG) is the gold …
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Vilniaus miesto poliklinikų medicinos darbuotojų sergamumas, laikinai netekus darbingumo /
The aim of the work is to analyze the medical employees sickness absence in Vilnius outpatient clinics in 2002- 2003. Methodology. Analyzing the medical employees sickness absence in outpatient clinics in 2002- 2003 the cases of sickness and sick leaves were taken down from the sick notes of health …
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The impact of social robots on young patients' socio-emotional wellbeing in a pediatric inpatient care context
… behaviors of the patients, caretakers and medical staff with the video data collected during the Huggable study. Results from the behavioral analyses show that a social robot promotes more physical movement, more emotional verbal expressions, and more dynamic patient-caretaker-medical staff …
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