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Quality indicators for care of depression in primary care settings: a systematic review
... of care for depression, there is little evidence to support measurement of the quality of primary care for ...of care for depression in primary care ...of care for adults with ...
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The Ethics of Truth-Telling in Health-Care Settings
... One of the most pre-disposed values to being truthful is associated with respect for the patient as a person who is able to make decision. This is because, to determine a course of action and governance of care ...
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Trends in Opioid Prescribing for Adolescents and Young Adults in Ambulatory Care Settings
... any visit to an outpatient clinic. We chose 2005 as the beginning of the study period because it was the first survey year to differentiate between medications given during a visit versus medications given as a ...
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"Who's actually gonna read this?" An evaluation of staff experiences of the value of information contained in written care plans in supporting care in three different dementia care settings
... consultation with a group of clinical researchers. The SUGAR group’s comments led to the removal of questions which didn't adequately match the aims and objectives of the study and the inclusion of questions on staff ...
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Behavioral Health Screening in HIV Care Settings
... primary care programs were skeptical about the effectiveness of screening and worried about its effect on various clinic flow ...primary care providers started to embrace ...
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Providing high-quality care in primary care settings
... Given the shortage of family physicians, ensuring access to care for the entire population poses a moral dilemma not only for most physicians, but also for nurses and support staff. All our cases had, in one way ...
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Care of the Ill Child in Day-Care Settings
... the child’s usual program, either fully integrated with other children in the program or in a separate “get-well” room; or (4) care in a separate, specialized group day-cane setting for [r] ...
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Clinical predictors of protracted length of stay in Ontario Complex Continuing Care hospitals
... other care settings, such as acute care hospitals, ensured that all patients in the sample were eligible to transition to a less resource-intensive care ...transitional care setting, ...
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The Irish Hospice Foundation Strategic Plan 2016 2019
... bereavement care must extend far beyond hospitals and ...social care settings can provide the backdrop for meaningful services and ...with care providers to create innovative and cutting-edge ...
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International Policy Responses and Early Management of Threats Posed by the SARS-CoV-2 Pandemic to Social Care
... social care system and the people ...on care homes rather than paid home care and unpaid/family care, yet with limited con- crete plans beyond curtailing visitors’ and residents’ rights and ...
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Facilitating a dedicated focus on the human dimensions of care in practice settings: Development of a new Humanised Care Assessment Tool (HCAT) to guide care
... sensitive care, or how it can be sustained in care ...Humanised Care Assessment Tool may point to caring practices that are up to the task of meeting persons as humans within busy healthcare ...of ...
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2692.pdf
... adequately care for these ...next care setting to assess needs and develop action plans to address ...across care settings to provide ...
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Principles of Patient Safety in Pediatrics
... health care settings. Because most health care is delivered in ambulatory care set- tings, and in pediatrics, many medications are taken outside of the home (in schools and child care ...
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The Challenge of Day-Care Health Among Children With Disabilities
... of young handicapped children in day care settings. Top Early Childhood Special Ed[r] ...
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... Medically unexplained physical symptoms, including among others, fibromyalgia and irritable bowel syndrome, are commonplace in primary care and specialty medical care settings. These syndromes have ...
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Diagnosing Psychosocial Problems
... for children and adolescents with behavioral and emotional problems in primary care settings. KELLY J[r] ...
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Rodriguez_Marisol_Spring_2019_Masters_Paper.pdf
... psychiatric care settings (Brous, 2018). Termed, direct health care providers, nurses and nursing aides are considered more likely to experience workplace injuries than other industry workers ...
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‘Powerlessness’ or ‘doing the right thing’ moral distress amongst nursing home staff caring for residents at the end of life:An interpretive descriptive study
... good care Residents die in the nursing home Family are present Knowing residents and their wishes Paperwork to be in good order Residents are happy and comfortable ...
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Factors associated with older people’s long-term care needs: a case study adopting the expanded version of the Anderson Model in China
... Intergenerational relationships seem to be a commonly used psychosocial factor by the researchers when they study on older people’s LTC needs in China [15, 62, 63]. A significant impact of intergenerational relationships ...
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Preceptors’ perception of their role as educators and professionals in a health system
... Preceptorship is a process of adult learning: thus, it is necessary that the preceptor knows and applies andragogy principles [28]. Therefore, the students’ previous know- ledge, their culture, and life experience must ...
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