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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"nursing associate"”.

  1. The Role of the Registered Staff Nurse: A Comparative Study: Associate Degree Nurse Educators and Nurse Administrators from Medicare Certified Nursing Homes

    … how nurse administrators in Medicare certified nursing homes compared with master's prepared nurse educators in public and private National League for Nursing accredited associate degree programs in the state of South Dakota in their description of the role of the registered staff nurse. Chi …

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  2. Child abuse and neglect education in schools of nursing in the province of British Columbia and the state of Washington

    … for this task? The study surveyed of schools of nursing in British Columbia and the state of Washington through the directors of nursing, associate deans, deans and coordinators, to instructors and faculty members who teach child abuse and neglect education. Instructors and faculty members …

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  3. Registered nurses’ experiences of working with trainee nursing associates in acute hospital settings: a generic qualitative study

    … professionals. The introduction of the Trainee/Nursing Associate (TNA/NA) role occurred in response to a governmental mandate to bridge the gap between unregulated generic healthcare support workers and Registered Nurses (RNs) in 2016. Nursing associates support RNs in the provision of quality …

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