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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Non-critical care"”.

  1. Enhancing recovery in non-critical care emergency bowel resection

    … fluids and diet when compared to traditional care in non-critical care (Level 0/1) patients following emergency bowel resection.<br/><br/>Method: A single centre comparative observational study was used to compare outcomes between two existing parallel groups of Level 0/1 emergency bowel …

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  2. Moral Distress and Avoidance Behavior in Nurses Working in Critical Care and Non-Critical Care Units

    … behavior between nurses currently practicing in critical care and non-critical care settings.</p><p><bold>Methods</bold>: A descriptive cross-sectional comparative design was used. The sample was comprised of a randomized subset of 370 critical care nurses, a convenience sample of 87 nurses from …

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  3. The role of the Registered [Surgical] Nurse in the 21st century NHS acute trust hospital. An ethnographic study

    … responsibility for, ward-based surgical patient care. The study was conducted in one clinical directorate of an Acute Trust hospital, comprising six in-patient surgical wards and five specialist nursing services. The methodology was ethnography, where the researcher worked as an RN for fifteen …

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  4. Factors that influence nurses’ intention to leave adult critical care areas: A mixed-method sequential explanatory study

    Background: The shortage of critical care nurses is a global concern. Although all areas of nursing are affected, critical care areas are especially vulnerable to retention problems. Nurse retention in critical care areas impacts nursing shortages, staff morale, productivity, patient safety, and …

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