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Showing 1 to 20 of 123 for “"community nursing"”.
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Mapping The Offender Health Pathway: Challenges and Opportunities for Support Through Community Nursing
… condition and very little support to cope in the community. This study was aimed at mapping the ex-offender health pathway towards identifying ‘touch points’ in the community for the delivery of a nurse led intervention. The study was a qualitative case study underpinned by ‘The Silences …
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Nursing by the long stretch of the arm: an exploration of community nursing middle managers' experiences of role enactment within Community Health Partnerships in three regions of Scotland.
Aim: This thesis aimed to explore community nursing middle manager role enactment in managing change within Community Health Partnerships (CHPs) in three regions of Scotland from 2008-2011. Background: CHPs were established to play a key role in shifting care from the acute to the community …
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An evaluation of the usefulness of a self-appraisal & goal setting instrument for community health nurses
… in its purpose and is currently used by community health nurses at the Armadale Kelmscott Health Service of the Health Department of Western Australia. The study was conducted in two parts; the first part used a questionnaire to examine the perceptions of a group of community health …
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ΠΑΡΑΓΟΝΤΕΣ ΠΟΥ ΕΠΙΔΡΟΥΝ ΣΤΗ ΔΙΑΜΟΡΦΩΣΗ ΤΗΣ ΘΕΣΕΩΣ ΤΩΝ ΝΟΣΗΛΕΥΤΩΝ ΠΡΟΣ ΤΟ ΘΕΣΜΟ "ΝΟΣΗΛΕΙΑ ΣΤΟ ΣΠΙΤΙ"
… THE FACTORS AFFECTING NURSES' ATTITUDES TO HOME NURSING. THE SAMPLE STUDIED INCLUDED 503 1ST LEVEL NURSES WORKING IN LARGE HOSPITALS IN GREECE. THE METHOD USED WAS A WRITTEN QUESTIONNAIRE. THE STATISTICAL ANALYSIS WAS DONE WITH X2 AND PROGRESSIVE REGRESSION ANALYSIS. THE SPSS PROGRAM WAS USED. …
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The Lived Experience of Faith Community Nurses Living the Call to Health Ministry
Faith community nursing is one of the newest specialized practices of professional nursing. A faith community nurse is an actively registered professional nurse, who serves as a paid or volunteer staff member in a faith community. The faith community nurse promotes health and wholism of the faith …
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An analysis of the development of family health nursing in Scotland through policy and practice 1998-2006.
… Organisation Europe outlined a vision of a new community-based nurse called the Family Health Nurse (FHN) who would help individuals, families and communities to cope with illness and to improve their health. Scotland was the first European country to develop this idea through policy, education …
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Development and Implementation of a Succession Plan for the Nursing Department in a Community Hospital
<p>This project identifies nursing leadership vacancies in a community nursing department and assisted in the planning and implementation of a succession framework to fill the gaps in the nurse leadership population. Aging nurse leaders are leaving the profession and thus are creating gaps which …
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Strategic and policy development in haemoglobinopathies
… ‘Strategic Development for Haemoglobinopathy Community Service Provision in Camden and Islington’ was undertaken as a research and development activity in community nursing practice. The aim of the project was to develop strategies that can contribute to improving professional practice and …
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The effectiveness of educating community nurses by distance learning.
… of distance learning within post-registration community nurse education. In this context, 'effectiveness' is defined as being useful to the student or 'fit for purpose' and it focuses on the educational experience. The study, which was designed in two stages, aimed to investigate whether …
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The effect of a long-term condition management programme on hospital presentations: A retrospective three group study
… need. The Pulmonary Long-term Management (PLTM) Community Nursing Service developed a service based on the TLC model. The aim of this study was to ascertain if any reductions could be seen in emergency presentations or hospital admissions for patients who had participated in the PLTM service. …
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Exploration and development of bereavement care for older people.
… from a range of roles in general practice and community nursing, hospital wards and care homes, as well as a small sample of bereaved older people. Thirty nine participants took part in in-depth interviews that yielded four key themes: bereavement care depends on a relationship between …
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Prevention of pressure sores in hospital and community with special reference to the time spent for care
… a sample of hospital patients and a sample of community patients. A pilot study was carried out to test the methodology, which was subsequently used with only minor modifications, for the main study. Bedfast or chairfast patients were studied from admission to the selected hospital wards or …
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Exploring Anti-colonial Struggles in Nursing: A Situational Analysis of Indigenous Homelessness and Community Health Nursing
… people experiencing homelessness in their community health and harm reduction work, and yet little is known about how nurses struggle against colonial oppressions. Study Aim: The aim of this study was to critically examine how settler colonialism is embedded in nursing and how this …
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Implementing a Diabetic Education Program at Ho'ola Lahui Hawaii Kaua'i Community Health Center
… Twenty patients from Ho'ola Lahui Hawaii Kaua'i Community Health Center participated in a 3- month diabetic education class in order to assist them in lifestyle change management. Participants’ HbA1c levels were collected before and post completion of the diabetic education program. Data analysis …
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Prevention of HIV Mother-To-Child-Transmission in sub-Saharan Africa
<p>The transmission of HIV infection from an HIV-positive mother to her child during labor, pregnancy, breastfeeding or delivery is termed as mother-to-child HIV transmission (WHO, 2013 report on HIV). A range of 15-45% infection transmissions are possible when no intervention strategies are put …
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Reciprocity in Relationships Among Rural Nurses
… Reciprocity is a concept that is not defined in nursing literature or emphasized in nursing theory, but may be important when exploring relationships among nurses. Reciprocity is defined by Pritchard (1969) as “equality of perceived investments in and outcomes from a relationship relative to the …
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Communication guidelines to support grandparent headed families regarding sexual and reproductive health in Tshwane District
English: ABSTRACT Grandparenting is a new global social phenomenon emerging whereby grandparents take part in caring for their grandchildren. Grandparent headed families occur due to various societal factors, including the death of parents due to accidents, teenage parenting and other limitations …
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Intranasal Naloxone Adminstration Education
<p>The Clinical Nurse Leader project focused on the provision of education on intranasal naloxone administration to healthcare providers in Lake County in order to educate patients, their families, peers, and members of their social network. Fatal opioid overdose rates from prescribed or illicit …
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