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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Nursing -- Psychological aspects"”.

  1. LIFE STYLE ANALYSIS OF HOSPICE HOME CARE NURSES

    The recent expansion of focus within medicine to include palliative care has created a new corps of professionals who fulfill a role that might be considered antithetical to their profession. This new medical role calls for individuals who have personality characteristics that will allow them to …

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  2. Transitions in death : the lived experience of critical care nurses

    lethbridge

  3. Portraits of nursing resilience: Listening for a story

    The nursing workforce in Australia is a workforce under pressure. Within in-patient settings, rapidly increasing turnover of more acutely ill or co-morbid patients, and staff retention issues, place those staff that remain under extra pressure to maintain a quality service. In nurse education …

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  4. Registered nurses' experiences working in the emergency fast track area

    lethbridge

  5. Intersecting identities: labour and delivery nurses' experience of pregnancy and childbirth

    lethbridge

  6. Influence of public image of nurses on nursing practice

    … dual structure, encompassing both the social and nursing worlds. They contend that these two worlds have contrasting views toward nurses. This is, while nurses are guided to establish professional status, society still expects them to remain in a dependent role. This conflict is assumed to have a …

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  7. Codependent concerns among nurses

    … points for ways of being. An abundance of nursing literature claims that codependency is (a) a problem among nurses, (b) related to the demands of the profession, and that (c) codependent nurses eventually suffer disillusionment and burnout. The purpose of this descriptive study was to …

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