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Teaching and Learning in Clinical Settings

Teaching and Learning in Clinical Settings

... TEACHING AND LEARNING IN CLINICAL SETTINGS Richard Hays Professor of'Medical Education James Cook University Townsville Queensland Australia and Professor of Medical Education Keele Univ[r] ...

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Challenges of Confidentiality in Clinical Settings: Compilation of an Ethical Guideline

Challenges of Confidentiality in Clinical Settings: Compilation of an Ethical Guideline

... in clinical settings to address the most common ethical challenges and the scope of confidentiality; however, compilation of the later drafts for confidentiality in relationship with social media and ...

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Comparative Analyses Of Nursing Documentations In The Clinical Settings

Comparative Analyses Of Nursing Documentations In The Clinical Settings

... The study focused on comparative analyses Nursing documentations in the clinical settings. Judgmental and simple random sampling methods were used to select documented nursing actions for 264 clients from ...

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Pseudomonas aeruginosa: A review of their Pathogenesis and Prevalence in Clinical Settings and the Environment

Pseudomonas aeruginosa: A review of their Pathogenesis and Prevalence in Clinical Settings and the Environment

... studying clinical isolates; particularly those involved in causing chronic lung infection in cystic fibrosis ...in clinical settings and the ...

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An automated pipeline for analyzing medication event reports in clinical settings

An automated pipeline for analyzing medication event reports in clinical settings

... in clinical settings by applying data mining methods to identify the stages ...healthcare settings, and the event types and causes can be obscured by ambiguity and incompleteness of event ...

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Nurses’ experiences of humour in clinical settings

Nurses’ experiences of humour in clinical settings

... In this study, the first theme related to dynamics of humour, with ‘Understanding humour’ emerging as the first subcategory. For the participants, the use of humour is determined by dynamics in clinical ...

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Defining barriers and enablers for clinical pathway implementation in complex clinical settings

Defining barriers and enablers for clinical pathway implementation in complex clinical settings

... complex clinical settings requires address- ing barriers and enablers at multiple levels, individual providers (frontline and leadership), ED health teams, and the broader hospital ...regarding ...

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Physical Activity Assessment and Counseling in Pediatric Clinical Settings

Physical Activity Assessment and Counseling in Pediatric Clinical Settings

... c settings and domains (physical education, recreation, sports, transportation, home, after school, sedentary or screen time) in an effort to facilitate compliance assessment and guide goal-setting and ...

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Strategies for identifying familial hypercholesterolaemia in non specialist clinical settings

Strategies for identifying familial hypercholesterolaemia in non specialist clinical settings

... • population based case-finding activities (i.e. healthcare practitioner reviewing patient records and contacting individuals; pathology laboratories reporting back high cholesterol levels). These systematic strategies ...

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Pediatric Clerkship Performance in Diverse Community Clinical Settings

Pediatric Clerkship Performance in Diverse Community Clinical Settings

... Medical students in a pediatric clerkship in a medical school that is part of a land grant university where the clinical curriculum is conducted in six geographically.. distinct communit[r] ...

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Placing wireless tablets in clinical settings for patient education

Placing wireless tablets in clinical settings for patient education

... Patients are amenable to receiving published health information that is made available to them while they are in clinic waiting areas [1–3]. Patients who make use of health education materials during their time in ...

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Comparative assessment of angiotensin receptor blockers in different clinical settings

Comparative assessment of angiotensin receptor blockers in different clinical settings

... major clinical syndromes (myocardial infarction, stroke, heart failure, end-stage renal ...major clinical endpoints along the different steps of the cardiovascular disease ...

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The nature and extent of aggression in nurses' clinical settings

The nature and extent of aggression in nurses' clinical settings

... Interviews with university nurses 3.5 Preliminary analysis of interviews with university 66 nurses 70 3.5.1 Professional terrorism 3.5.1.1 Aggression: direct and indirect 71 dimensions 3[r] ...

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The final evaluation of the Northern Regional Accelerated Sonography Training Pilot 2014 to 2016

The final evaluation of the Northern Regional Accelerated Sonography Training Pilot 2014 to 2016

... The managers of clinical settings/clinical supervisors identified the 12-week intensive course reduced the burden for clinical supervision in the workplace while trainees were attending [r] ...

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Future practice of comprehensive care

Future practice of comprehensive care

... Table 2 reports the responses of learners across each of the 4 different practice types. Of note, there was a sig- nificant change between the T1 and T2 cohorts in the proportion of those who responded “neutral” to ...

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Clinical Utility of Advanced Microbiology Testing Tools

Clinical Utility of Advanced Microbiology Testing Tools

... changing clinical decision making is evident with studies in ERs, primary care physician offices, and outpatient clinics, by showing reductions in empirical antibiotic treatment and increases in Tamiflu ...

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An innovative system for 3D clinical photography in the resource limited settings

An innovative system for 3D clinical photography in the resource limited settings

... non-specialized clinical settings in a multi- center study over a 10-year period ...helth settings as high-quality and relevant images can be obtained without extensive training of the ...

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NURSES' ATTITUDES TOWARDS NURSING RESEARCH

NURSES' ATTITUDES TOWARDS NURSING RESEARCH

... barrier for nurses to engage in research activities. [3] Funding mechanisms are needed to support coherent programs of research. [4] Financial support and a strong value for generating as well as disseminating knowledge ...

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A comparison of effectiveness of hepatitis B screening and linkage to care among foreign-born populations in clinical and nonclinical settings

A comparison of effectiveness of hepatitis B screening and linkage to care among foreign-born populations in clinical and nonclinical settings

... nonclinical settings for foreign-born popula- tions were similar in clinical settings in terms of recruitment, disease prevalence, and other demographic ...with clinical and nonclinical health ...

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