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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Nurse's Role"”.

  1. Perceptions of change to the hospital nurse's role: a gounded theory.

    … set out to explore the changes affecting the role of the hospital nurse from the perspectives of nurses and doctors working on, and patients receiving treatment in, hospital wards. The aim was to examine their perceptions through qualitative methodology using the systematic method of grounded …

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  2. The nurse's role in promoting the involvement of older patients and informal carers in the assessment of their individual continuing health and social care needs

    … needs. In particular it is concerned with the nurse's role within the multidisciplinary team in facilitating the involvement of patients and informal carers in this process. The study was conducted in a district general hospital in London. Patient involvement in continuing care assessments was …

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  3. The nurse's spirit: The lived experience of spirituality for nurses who work in palliative care settings

    … of spirituality in Hospice Palliative Care Nurses (HPCN) Significance: Contribute to the overall definition of spirituality from nurses' perspectives. Methods: Existential Phenomenology using the approach developed by Thomas & Pollio (2002); six participants engaged in a one hour interview …

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  4. Health, Well-Being and Psychological Support for Heart Failure Patients // Здравно благополучие и психологическа подкрепа при пациенти със сърдечна недостатъчност

    … condition can be controlled and optimized. The nurse's role in ambulatory control and heart failure monitoring has not been studied to date, and there are no designated structures for providing cardiac nursing care in practice. The relevance of the thesis subject is determined by the possibility …

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  5. Slaugytojo vaidmuo pacientui atliekant endoskopines intervencijas /

    The nurse involved in endoscopic interventions plays a crucial role throughout the entire procedure. The nurse prepares patients for the procedures, provides emotional support, and ensures high-quality care. During the procedure, the nurse assists the physician and ensures the success of the …

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  6. Pacientų slaugos problemos po tulžies puslės šalinimo operacijos. Konsultantas - lekt. Rita Urbanavičė /

    Introduction: It is important for nurses to be aware of the issues that arise in a patient's post – operative recovery, which can help them to plan their care more effectively, control symptoms, identify other possible post – operative outcomes and avoid certain complications. The topic was chosen …

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  7. Demonstrating nurses' clinical decision-making

    The study answers the question: 'How can nurses' properly considered decisions relating to patient care be demonstrated?' Nurses in the United Kingdom have a professional requirement to demonstrate': the properly considered clinical decisions relating to patient care' (UKCC, 1994; NMC, 2002). …

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  8. Creating a Healing Environment: Strategies Christian Nurses Use

    <p>Nursing metaparadigm concepts of nurse, person, environment, and health are the conceptual building blocks which provide direction to nursing research and knowledge development (Fawcett & Desnato-Madeya, 2013). Interaction of person, nurse and environment facilitate optimal outcomes yet, there …

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