Nurse, community health
Roles of nurse practitioners and family physicians in community health centres
... 3). Nurse practitioners and FPs dedicated a similar portion of their time to performing various face-to-face duties outside of the clinic but tended to be involved in different types of ...
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Situational analysis to inform development of primary care and community-based mental health services for severe mental disorders in Nepal
... auxiliary health workers; ANMs: auxiliary nurse midwives; BIP: bipolar dis- order; CCMHS: comprehensive community based mental health services pack- age; CIDT: community informant ...
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Sustaining innovation in the health care workforce: A case study of community nurse consultant posts in England
... specialists, nurse practitioners, community matrons ...clinical nurse roles in ways that ensure they are a recognised and predictable part of the national ...of nurse consultants as an ...
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Women’s overall satisfaction with health facility delivery services in Ghana: a mixed-methods study
... child health practices from preg- nancy to delivery and postnatal care were the main focus of the EMBRACE study and questions on these indicators were ...with health facility- based delivery ...Demographic ...
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Learning, becoming, being: The Journey from student teacher to full teacher registration.
... the Health Research Council to the sum of $437,949 is currently being undertaken to provide an in-depth analysis of the ...the health and academic sectors in New Zealand to cover different aspects of the ...
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GP/GPN partner* perspectives on clinical placements for student nurses in general practice: can a community of practice help to change the prevailing culture within general practice?
... student nurse perceptions of general practice placements, found that graduating student nurses are often under the (mis)impression that they ‘ need ’ to have secondary care experience before applying for a GPN ...
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Impact of a Transcutaneous Bilirubinometry Program on Resource Utilization and Severe Hyperbilirubinemia
... s Health report suggested that jaundice meters that do not require disposable tips (such as the JM-103) would be cost-effective at a deploy- ment rate of , ...
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A well-being programme in severe mental illness. Baseline findings in a UK cohort
... Unsurprisingly, there were high rates of hyperpro- lactinaemia in the sample. Many datasets on prolac- tin report only mean data from a population rather than categorical data. When categorical data are looked at, at ...
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Self-management : keeping it simple with “Flo”
... of health professionals in the management of long-term conditions but supports existing care delivery approaches, allowing nurses to safely manage at a distance and helps to avoid unnecessary ...One nurse ...
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The transition of childbirth practices among tribal women in Gujarat, India - a grounded theory approach
... choices, health centres and health providers are inequitably distributed [40], health systems are weak and the maternal and neonatal mortality rates are ...
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NURSE EXPERIENCES IN IMPLEMENTING CMHN (COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH NURSING) IN BANTUR DISTRICT OF MALANG REGENCY
... Mental health is a derivative ...Basic Health Research or RISKESDAS (2013) data stating that the largest number of pasung cases occurs in rural ...mental health program or ...
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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
... patients health status and that it should be used in conjunction with the current fall risk assessment, Hendrich II Fall Risk ...leading nurse educator was able to provide a list of the nurses on the units ...
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Improving the Nurse–Family Partnership in Community Practice
... orchestrated by the Prevention Research Center for Family and Child Health (PRC) in the Department of Pediatrics at the CU School of Medicine. The funds channeled back to the PRC catalyze research to im- prove the ...
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Removing financial barriers to access reproductive, maternal and newborn health services: the challenges and policy implications for human resources for health
... lived. Health workers make perhaps the most critical contribution to quality of care and to whether any utilization gains following fee removal are ...of health workers. Health workers also have ...
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The impact of India’s accredited social health activist (ASHA) program on the utilization of maternity services: a nationally representative longitudinal modelling study
... Our analysis presents an encouraging picture of the ASHA program 6–7 years into its implementation at scale. The ASHA program has increased in the utilization of antenatal care services, skilled birth attendance, and ...
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Removing financial barriers to access reproductive, maternal and newborn health services: the challenges and policy implications for human resources for health.
... lived. Health workers make perhaps the most critical contribution to quality of care and to whether any utilization gains following fee removal are ...of health workers. Health workers also have ...
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Gaming the system to care for patients: a focused ethnography in Norwegian public home care
... [31]. Community nurses have reported increased workloads and time pressures due to more and sicker patients, as well as increased patient flow between different services, resulting in additional adminis- tration ...
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The effects of health worker motivation and job satisfaction on turnover intention in Ghana: a cross-sectional study
... surveyed health workers, it had not been iden- tified as a determinant of turnover intention in this ...public health sector there is no difference in base salaries between urban or rural ...for ...
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GEOGRAPHIC PROFILE OF HEALTHCARE NEEDS AND NON ACUTE HEALTHCARE SUPPLY IN IRELAND ESRI RESEARCH SERIES NUMBER 90 JULY 2019
... Irish health and social care system in recent years, there remains an institutional legacy with regard to regional-based Health Boards that were in place until the establishment of the HSE in ...regional ...
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An integrated community health worker intervention in rural Nepal: a type 2 hybrid effectiveness-implementation study protocol
... We will assess the all-inclusive costs of the interventions for (M)aintenance. The time-defined activity based costing method will be deployed for measuring costs at the benefi- ciary level by clearly identifying ...
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