Medicine and nursing
Student preparedness characteristics important for clinical learning: perspectives of supervisors from medicine, pharmacy and nursing
... The nursing supervisors had notably different percep- tions for clinical preparedness compared to the medical and pharmacy professionals with higher scores on all six ...For nursing supervisors, student ...
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Nursing and medicine
... mainstream medicine was too narrowly focused on biological disease and dysfunction, whilst overlooking the qualitative and experiential dimensions of illness and receiving ...the nursing literature, ...
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Mental health and learning disability nursing students' perceptions of the usefulness of the objective structured clinical examination to assess their competence in medicine administration
... core nursing activity, with some estimates that 40% of nurses’ in-patient time is spent on medicines management- related activities (Armitage & Knapman ...
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Complementary medicine in nursing homes results of a mixed methods pilot study
... the nursing home itself, for the caregivers and the residents (see also Table 5): First, as the responsible actors (directors, heads of nursing) stated, the nursing home as an organization enjoys the ...
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An evaluation of pharmacology curricula in Australian science and health-related degree programs
... and nursing degrees have a 4 year ...for medicine and nursing compared with other degree programs may be associated with one or more of the following factors: the early timing of clinical placements ...
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A complex nursing intervention of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) to increase quality of life in patients with breast and gynecologic cancer undergoing chemotherapy: study protocol for a partially randomized patient preference trial
... qualified nursing instructor, nursing staff experienced with CAM in cancer patients, study nurses, medical doctors, and researchers specialized in psycho-oncology, complementary therapies, and health ...
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Developing understandings of clinical placement learning in three professions: Work that is critical to care
... In comparison to medicine and nursing interviewees, audiology students and educators were more likely to describe learning with staff at all levels of seniority. For example, Chris (3 rd year audiology ...
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Professionalism Characteristics of Nurses Working in Internal Medicine Clinics
... Internal medicine nursing is a specialty field in the nursing ...internal medicine nursing which serves different patient ...internal medicine nurses are important in terms of ...
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Training in interprofessional collaboration
... family medicine resi- dency program at Université Laval decided to make this training mandatory in each of its 12 affiliated FMUs by ...and nursing trainees, and eventually for other ...
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Integrating IPE into an Academic Health Sciences Center: A Bottom-Up and Top-Down Approach
... New leadership had emerged in the Academic Health Sciences Center since the initiation of the Kellogg program. None of the original deans or senior leadership was in place except the Executive Director of the Community ...
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A KAP STUDY REGARDING ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE AND USAGE AMONGST THE SECOND YEAR MEDICAL STUDENTS
... Hence early education and adequate training of undergraduate students of medicine, pharmacy and nursing about prudent antibiotic prescribing, dispensing and usage respectively may be sig[r] ...
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2. Chukwuma B. Duru, Chinomnso C. Nnebue, Kenechi A. Uwakwe, Kevin C. Diwe, Chuka C. Agunwa, Kingsley I. Achigbu, Chinedu A. Iwu and Irene A. Merenu
... herbal medicine use among pregnant women and nursing mothers attending antenatal and postnatal care services in an urban Tertiary Care Centre in Owerri, Imo State, ...
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KNOWLEDGE AND AWARENESS OF NEEDLE STICK INJURY AMONG MEDICAL, NURSING AND PARAMEDIC STUDENTS OF MEDICAL FACULTY OF HOSPITAL CHANCELLOR TUANKU MUHRIZ
... The knowledge and awareness of NSIs among medical, paramedic and nursing students of Faculty of Medicine UKM in HCTM are good. However, despite having good knowledge and awareness of NSI, there are still ...
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ValuedCare program: a population health model for the delivery of evidence-based care across care continuum for hip fracture patients in Eastern Singapore
... Facilitated discussions of internationally published evidence and local practice were essential in achieving physician consensus and translating recommendations into local clinical application. To facilitate change man- ...
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Leadership for health care in the 21st Century: A personal perspective
... (eg, medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, nursing, physical and occupational therapy, speech therapy, and dental hygiene, etc), will be the key to best optimize the health care workforce to meet the changing ...
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SPECIAL FEATURE SECTIONS THE PEDIATRICIAN AND THE PUBLIC EDWARDS A. PARK, M.D., Editor THE NORTH CAROLINA PLAN FOR IMPROVED MEDICAL CARE
... (1) In providing opportuni- ties for training state residents in medicine, nursing, medical technology, dietetics, hospital administration, and possibly later, in dentistry; (2) In impro[r] ...
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The impact of a hospitalist on role boundaries in an orthopedic environment
... The existing literature focused on exploring the impact of the hospitalist role on patients and health care costs. There has been little attention paid to the impact the hospitalist role has on other staff members within ...
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Heitzmann, Nicole (2014): Fostering diagnostic competence in different domains. Dissertation, LMU München: Fakultät für Psychologie und Pädagogik
... by nursing actions (Cholowski & Chan, ...in medicine, attributes of a patient are matched to different ...in medicine the identification of an illness is the core, in nursing the goal is ...
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The analysis of DMD gene deletions by multiplex PCR in Indonesian DMD/BMD patients: the era of personalized medicine
... Thirty-four male patients from Dr. Sardjito Teaching Hospital and Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) Academic Hospital, Yogyakarta, Indonesia were enrolled in this study. All patients fulfilled the DMD/BMD diagnostic criteria ...
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Biosafety: Microbiological analysis of jackets of university students of health courses
... Health care students are in permanent contact and handling with biological agents, and using jackets in inappropriate environments and can contaminate clothing, other students, the environment and the population. The ...
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