IMPLICATIONS FOR NURSING
Patient transfers in Australia: Implications for nursing workload and patient outcomes
... for Nursing Workload Transferring a patient is workload intensive and takes on average, one hour of nursing time (Hendrich and Lee 2005), while transferring a critical care patient to the ward can take the ...
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Personalisation briefing: Implications for nursing homes
... most nursing home care is to support people to maintain a decent quality of life for as long as possible, rather than to provide rehabilitation (which will normally have been addressed before admission), staff ...
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The acculturation, language and learning experiences of international nursing students: Implications for nursing education
... international nursing stu- dents studying at one campus of an Australian ...international nursing students to have time to learn in a place that is safe so as to thrive in the university learning com- ...
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Cardiac health knowledge and misconceptions among nursing students: implications for nursing curriculum design
... The results of the Chi-square tests demonstrated that a larger proportion of students with a history of cardio- vascular disease agreed that “it is dangerous for people with heart problems to argue”. Similarly, those ...
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Effect of poverty on eye health and implications for nursing practice
... Poverty is an abstract concept, which is difficult to define (UN 2004). It has different meanings for different people due to its multidimensional indicators. Townsend (1979) states: “Poverty can be defined objectively ...
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Fundamental care and knowledge interests: implications for nursing science
... of nursing science and of healthcare provision (Flynn et ...2014), nursing needs to establish itself as an autonomous profession and ...of nursing science in the health sciences ...which ...
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National Healthcare Reform: Implications for Nursing Education and Practice
... income people to have health insurance than MA does, and fewer higher income people... Consumer Responsibility:.[r] ...
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Occupational Stress and Turnover Intention: Implications for Nursing Management
... Managerial implications There are several practical implications that can be derived from the findings of this study. The findings alert healthcare managers to become more knowledgeable about occupational ...
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Learning Styles and Caring Behaviors Among Students in Different Nursing Programs: Implications for Nursing Education
... the nursing shortage around the world involves more variables than learning style, educators are likely to lose fewer potential nurses if instruction can be ...of nursing and all people need competent ...
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QUALITY OF WORKING LIFE AND TURNOVER INTENTIONS: IMPLICATIONS FOR NURSING MANAGEMENT
... The current study showed that promotion opportunities were another significant predictor of QWL among hospital nurses. Unfair promotion policies perceived by nurses may negatively affect their QWL. Employees should be ...
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Misconceptions about traumatic brain injury among nursing students in India: implications for nursing care and curriculum
... The nursing students in the present study are sampled conveniently from a nurs- ing college attached to tertiary care neuro-centre in ...for nursing stu- dents with limited ...among nursing students ...
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Nephrotoxicity Of Polymyxin B: Experimental Study In Cells And Implications For Nursing Practice
... of Nursing, Universidade de São Paulo, 2008. 1 PhD at the School of Nursing, Universidade de São Paulo, São Paulo, SP, ...Surgical Nursing, Escola Paulista de Enfermagem, Universidade Federal de São ...
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Fall characterization among hospitalized elderly: Implications for nursing and patient safety
... The nursing process has 5 stages; the first one based on the identification of basic human ...of nursing practice systematizes the necessary conditions to notify the infirmities found and allow nurses to ...
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The Impact of Worker Health on Long Term Care: Implications for Nursing Managers
... The traditional approaches to improving care in LTC facilities have been regulation, inspection, and accountability through public reporting. 2 Little attention has been paid to how the health of direct care workers ...
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Management of iron overload in the Canadian hematology/oncology population: Implications for nursing practice
... therapy, nursing practice iNtrODuctiON A s new treatments, transplant options and supportive care strategies become available for hematologic/oncologic disorders, patients with these conditions are now living lon- ...
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Maternal experiences with autism and its implications to nursing care
... These are interconnected and provide support and subsidies for patients, mothers and families, favoring a better follow-up for autistic patients and the adaptation of families to this scenario (BRASIL, 2015). In this ...
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Nursing Informatics Competencies: Implications for Safe and Effective Practice
... specific nursing competencies are defined by the Quality and Safety Education for Nurses (QSEN) faculty of an advisory board ...for nursing practice: patient centered care, teamwork and collaboration, ...
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Implications for the Development of a Nursing Taxonomy
... Continued research in taxonomy development for patient problems, nursing interventions, and patient outcomes is essential for the advancement of nursing knowledge and to fully utilize cu[r] ...
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Things that matter to residents in nursing homes and the nursing care implications
... the Nursing Commons This Presentation is brought to you for free and open access by the Department of Nursing at Opus: Research & Creativity at ...in Nursing Faculty Presentations by an authorized ...
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Things that matter to residents in nursing homes and the nursing care implications
... in Nursing Homes Efforts to improve nursing home care emanated from the focus on regulatory reform after the IOM’s enacted recommendations in the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (OBRA) of 1987 for ...
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