Australian healthcare
The psychological health and wellbeing of Australian healthcare professionals
... of healthcare professionals from a salutogenic viewpoint, but did so in an Australian ...of Australian healthcare professionals have been limited in their sample size and subsequent power, and ...
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A model explaining refugee experiences of the Australian healthcare system: a systematic review of refugee perceptions
... This review did not capture the experiences of asy- lum seekers and health service providers which is in- tegral to understanding the broader experience of this population group. All refugees would have previously been ...
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Playing the game: a grounded theory study of the integration of internationally qualified nurses in the Australian healthcare system
... the Australian nursing workforce for many years (Stankiewicz & O’Connor, ...The Australian nursing workforce is represented by nurses from more than 100 countries who provide care to Australians from ...
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Mobile learning for informal learning and continuing professional development in Australian healthcare environments : the status of nursing
... Until there is change within systems and organisation governance that provides clear direction about safe and appropriate use of mobile learning by nurses at point of care, confusion regarding the capacity to ...
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New graduate registered nurse practice readiness for Australian healthcare contexts: a collective instrumental case study
... increasing healthcare demand, provides an imperative for universities and HCPs to adequately prepare and retain those new to the nursing profession as a key priority (AIHW, 2012b; HWA, ...for healthcare ...
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Understanding Australian healthcare workers’ uptake of influenza vaccination: examination of public hospital policies and procedures
... Methods: A study using qualitative methodology, which included semi-structured interviews, was undertaken with hospital staff involved with the delivery of occupational influenza vaccination from three states in ...
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Advancing mobile learning in Australian healthcare environments: nursing profession organisation perspectives and leadership challenges
... Nurses are bound by National Standards and Codes which provided detailed cues about expected knowledge, skills, attitudes and behaviour of nurses. The new Regis- tered Nurse Standards for Practice [6] and revised Codes ...
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The impact of clinical services provided by community pharmacies on the Australian healthcare system: a review of the literature
... community pharmacies, to identify barriers and facilitators in that process, and to develop a proposal for improving the delivery of these services. The evidence from the in- cluded studies demonstrates the effectiveness ...
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Study to investigate the adoption of wireless technology in the Australian healthcare system
... Zikmund (1997) suggested that in order to gather accurate data with minimum respondent fatigue, it is important that a questionnaire needs to be brief, neat, attractive and easy to follow. Zikmund also suggested that a ...
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The effectiveness of implementation in Indigenous Australian healthcare: an overview of literature reviews
... Comparison of the Indigenous Australian review find- ings against the elements outlined in the PARiHS refer- ence guide found a high level of consistency. For example, although the implementation of many ...
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Study to investigate factors influencing adoption of mobile devices in the healthcare environment
... The Australian government health departments (especially Queensland Health), are in favour of using mobile solutions because they offer a cost effective service delivery (Parliamentary Committees ...the ...
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Doctrinal and strategic problems of the Communist Party of Australia, 1945-1962
... The Communist Party was really involved in two situations, each with its own strategic difficulties. On the one hand, as we have seen, it was preparing for a period of clandestine activity, with all the difficulties in ...
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Professional isolation & independence of bush nurses in Tasmania 1910 1957 'We were very much individuals on our own'
... The hospital itself was also the site of changing focus and role definition from a charitable to more socially inclusive and curative role. Public health was coming to the fore with its focus on social engineering based ...
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Institutions, interest groups and marine resources policy : the development of fisheries oil and gas policy in Bass Strait
... AFC: Australian Fisheries Council AFS: Australian Fisheries Service AFZ: Australian Fishing Zone AFIC: Australian Fishing Industry Council AMEC: Australian Minerals and energy Council AM[r] ...
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'Learning through country : competing knowledge systems and place based pedagogy'
... Australian Association for Research in Education Australian Bureau of Statistics Australian Conservation Foundation Australian Council for Educational Research Aboriginal Education Polic[r] ...
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Pathways to research impact in primary healthcare: What do Australian primary healthcare researchers believe works best to facilitate the use of their research findings?
... primary healthcare researchers had developed critical relationships with intermediary organisations within primary healthcare before the initiation of the research and had also involved them in the ...
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The politics of a permeable coalition : the Australian Labor Party 1955-1972
... (South Australian Branch), State Executive (SASE) 8 September 1958, unlabelled book containing typed Minutes, 1953-64, ALP (SA Branch) Headquarters, Adelaide (hereafter cited as 'SA ...
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Privatisation, structural adjustment and Australian higher education policy
... There is also the problem of regulation of marketing activities, or lack thereof. In one quarter, the deregulation of marketing is seen as promoting healthy competition. Economists such as Stanford (1986), Throsby ...
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State responsibility for the global ecosystem : the case of the polar regions
... LIST OF ACRONYMS Australian Antarctic Territory Australian Broadcasting Corporation Australian Conservation Foundation Australian Geological Survey Organisation Australian Journal of Int[r] ...
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Mandatory continuing professional development requirements: what does this mean for Australian nurses
... (The Australian College of Nursing), Staf- fing Agencies ...(e.g. Australian Nurses Federation, NSW Nurses Associ- ation), nursing specialty groups ...The Australian College of Mental Health Nurses), ...
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