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Showing 1 to 20 of 1846 for “"clinicians"”.
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Engaging Clinicians in Cocreating Health
… The study aimed to determine how to engage clinicians in cocreating health by developing a framework for cocreating health to support the patient-clinician interaction and to identify the factors in its successful implementation in health services. The interaction between patients and …
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Clinicians' views on periodontal coding
<p>"Recommendations to alter the current dental coding system maintained by the American Dental Association (ADA) have been suggested by American Dental Education Association (ADEA), the American Dental Hygienists' Association (ADHA), and explored in various dental education and public health …
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Alcohol Use In Inpatient Psychiatric Clinicians
… alcohol use in 59 inpatient psychiatric clinicians. Results indicated that 66.1% report current alcohol use, 30.5% report binge drinking episodes, 11.9% report harmful or hazardous alcohol use, and 10.2% report a history of an alcohol problem. In adjusted logistic regression models, …
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Attitudes toward Antisocial Personality Disorder Among Clinicians
… toward antisocial personality disorder among clinicians. The researcher created a 15 question survey to interview clinicians in hopes of eliciting information about their attitudes toward this population. The survey consisted of seven open ended questions and eight Likert scale questions. The …
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How do clinicians work with the shift between stabilisation-work and exposure-work in PTSD-treatment? Interviewing clinicians - a grounded theory study
… with this doctorate thesis is to examine how clinicians work with the shift between the stabilisation-phase and the exposure-phase in PTSD-treatment. Specifically, the aim is to explore how clinicians conceptualise exposure-readiness and how they evaluate when clients are ready to initiate …
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Countering Medical Misinformation on Twitter: Readying Clinicians and Scientists
This thesis explores how clinicians and scientists are using Twitter to counter medical misinformation. Medical misinformation also referred to as fake news, reached an unprecedented level of sharing on social media between 2020 and 2022 due to COVID-19, the global pandemic. Many public health …
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Cross-Training Home Health Clinicians in Advanced Illness Management
… focused on the cross training of home health clinicians in Advanced Illness Management (AIM), in order to improve patient care. This project allows patients to receive more timely and patient centered care, by reducing delays caused by having separate clinicians for home health and AIM, and …
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Retention of best practices by clinicians after knowledge transfer
… examines the retention of best practices by clinicians after the implementation of an integrated care pathway for patients with congestive heart failure. While the literature suggests there are many reasons why the implementation of best practices is difficult, there is little information on …
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White Clinicians’ Way of Being with Their Black Clients
… their therapeutic work and relationships as clinicians with Black clients. Using the framework of clinician way of being, the conscious attitudes and beliefs that clinicians hold towards clients (Fife, Whiting, Bradford, & Davis, 2014), this phenomenological study used semi-structured …
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Adolescent Romantic Relationships: Exploring the perspectives of clinicians and adolescents
Aims and Rationale: Romantic relationships are recognised for playing a pivotal role for the emerging adolescent. These relationships are frequently reported to be detrimental to adolescent emotional and psychological well-being, though research focusing on adolescents’ romantic relationships in a …
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Attitudes of Clinicians to wards Cardiac Surgery and Trisomy 18
… palliative care. In this study, the attitudes of clinicians of multiple specialties towards cardiac surgery for infants with trisomy 18 was evaluated along with approaches used by cardiac surgeons to determine candidates for surgery. Of the 378 participants, 48% felt it was appropriate to discuss …
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Clinicians' Perceptions of the Effectiveness of Group Therapy For Aphasia
Speech-language pathologists' beliefs of group therapy effectiveness for patients with aphasia were examined, and the results are presented in this paper. Seventy-five SLPs who specialize in neurogenic communication disorders completed and returned questionnaires. After the data was analyzed, it …
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Clinicians’ Perspectives on Adopting a Lung Cancer Palliative Care Intervention
… few intervention studies seek healthcare clinicians’ input prior to implementation. The purpose of this research was then to explore palliative care and oncology clinicians’ (e.g., physicians, nurses, social workers, and chaplains) perspectives on current challenges and useful practices in …
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Psychiatric Clinicians’ Perspectives On Continuing Education (CE) Programming In Rural Maine
… are a variety of barriers that psychiatric clinicians face when attempting to attend continuing education programming. The purpose of this qualitative, phenomenological research study was to explore continuing education practices within the health care industry, specifically mental health …
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CLINICIANS' SEX ROLE ASCRIPTIONS: RATINGS OF SELF AND MENTALLY HEALTHY OTHERS
… As in the Braverman et al. (1970) research, clinicians' sex role trait ascriptions to the mentally healthy person, man, and woman were assessed. In addition, this study explored clinicians' own sex role orientations and how they related to the ratings of mentally healthy others. Sex role …
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Involving clinicians in commissioning: a case study of policy and process
… at a local level and exploring how the provider clinicians experienced the commissioning and contracting process. The reasons why health authority Chief Executives and Directors of Public Health wished to address this issue were also explored. The research used both qualitative and quantitative …
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An exploratory study of clinicians' attitudes towards women: implications for therapy
This study explores the attitudes of clinicians towards women and postulates that these attitudes may be transmitted in the therapeutic relationship with female patients. The rationale for exploring this aspect emanated from two factors: firstly, the view that women patients tend to be treated …
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Help-Seeking Attitudes among Clinicians in Training: The Influence of Psychological Defensiveness
… investigated whether psychologically-defensive clinicians-in-training were more resistant to engaging in personal therapy while pursuing a graduate degree in a mental health discipline. Participants were selected from graduate level mental health counseling and clinical psychology programs. …
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