Clinical research nurse
Towards a framework of advanced nursing practice for the clinical research nurse in cancer care
... the clinical research nurse, but as it was conceived with the critical care inpatient setting in ...is clinical credibility resulting from negotiation with other clinical groups, but ...
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Towards a framework of advanced nursing practice for the clinical research nurse in cancer care
... the clinical research nurse, but as it was conceived with the critical care inpatient setting in ...is clinical credibility resulting from negotiation with other clinical groups, but ...
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The Evolving Professional Identity of the Clinical Research Nurse - A Qualitative Exploration
... about clinical research and research nursing across the wider nursing ...organising research induction programmes, open research seminar days, research placements for students ...
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Pressure RElieving Support SUrfaces: a Randomised Evaluation 2 (PRESSURE 2): study protocol for a randomised controlled trial
... CRN: Clinical Research Nurse; DMEC: Data Monitoring and Ethics Committee; EPUAP: European Pressure Ulcer Advisory Panel; EQ-5D-5L: EuroQol-5D 5 level; HSF: High-specification foam; IAD: ...
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Pressure RElieving Support SUrfaces: a Randomised Evaluation 2 (PRESSURE 2): study protocol for a randomised controlled trial
... CRN: Clinical Research Nurse; DMEC: Data Monitoring and Ethics Committee; EPUAP: European Pressure Ulcer Advisory Panel; EQ-5D-5L: EuroQol-5D 5 level; HSF: High-specification foam; IAD: ...
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Role perceptions of nurse clinical research coordinators
... in clinical research have evolved in the last 3 decades and include diverse responsibilities and job ...titles. Nurse clinical research coordinators’ (NCRCs) roles include study ...
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The changing face of student nurse education and training programmes
... to nurse training should be five subjects at General Certificate of Education level (ordinary ...controlled clinical experience for two years, with a third year under supervision as a paid member of the ...
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Clinical Nurse Leader as Outcomes Manager in the Emergency Department: Redesigning the Triage Process to Reduce the Left Without Being Seen (LWBS) Rate
... method for creating a diagram that illustrates the steps and flow of the process (Nelson et al, 2007). The opportunities identified during the data collection that have impacted TOT are specifically illustrated on the ...
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Improving Early Sepsis Identification on Inpatient Units
... the telemetry/medical-surgical floor located on the sixth-floor where the sepsis screening observations were conducted. Also, the purpose of this microsystem is to serve and treat cardiac diseases, especially stroke ...
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“Like a nurse but not a nurse”: Clinical Research Practitioners and the evolution of the clinical research delivery workforce in the NHS
... managing clinical research data, conduct- ing follow-up visits, engaging in Patient and Public In- volvement initiatives, and safety ...of research delivery, where workers have direct contact with ...
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Simulation: An effective pedagogical approach for nursing?
... a clinical skill is more important than performing the same skill in a socially situated ...context. Clinical areas such as Accident and Emergency and Intensive Care often require immediate action with ...
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Attitudes, skills and use of evidence based practice among UK osteopaths: a national cross sectional survey
... The low response rate (7.2%) was surprising given that the pilot testing of EBASE did not identify the survey to be too long or time-consuming. However, post-hoc explora- tory analysis of the response rates point to ...
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Development of a brief multidisciplinary education programme for patients with osteoarthritis
... current research evidence, clinical knowledge and patients ’ experience, a multidisciplinary OA team (dietist, nurse, occupational therapist, pharmacist, physical therapist and rheumatologist) and a ...
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Development and feasibility of a Swallowing intervention Package (SiP) for patients receiving radiotherapy treatment for head and neck cancer—the SiP study protocol
... All potentially eligible patients will be identified from the head and neck cancer MDT meetings. Eligible pa- tients will be seen at routine appointments for treatment planning and invited to participate in the study by ...
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Marking out the clinical expert/clinical leader/clinical scholar: perspectives from nurses in the clinical arena
... in clinical practice, to build a stronger culture of inquiry and scholarship in the clinical ...of research-based data was found in the literature that explores whether nurses in the 21 st century ...
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Advance Alert Monitor
... increased nurse retention for advanced practice ...well-educated clinical and leadership staff was a primary driver of the partnership between the Veterans Affairs Nursing Academy and their nationwide ...
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Transmural care in the rehabilitation sector: implementation experiences with a transmural care model for people with spinal cord injury
... and barriers, especially the vision on rehabilitation, the organisational and financing structure of the reha- bilitation centre, and the working conditions, reveals that the DH transmural nurses experienced many more ...
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Acute pancreatitis induced by cisplatin-etoposide regimen
... The patient was diagnosed to have an acute pancreatitis with clinical signs and symptoms and laboratory values. Her lipase level was 163 U/L. Elevated lipase levels are more specific to the pancreas than high ...
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Facilitating accrual to cancer control and supportive care trials: the clinical research associate perspective
... oncology clinical research team (may be a physician, nurse, CRA or other team member) who has a strong interest in, and commitment to CCL re- ...
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St Mary's Centre Nursing Home, St Mary's Centre Telford Ltd, 185/201 Merrion Road, Dublin 4
... and Clinical Nurse Managers had a Clinical Quality and Safety meeting with the GP in the Centre to discuss this ...CEO, Clinical Services Manager and the Clinical Nurse Managers ...
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