Specialist Nursing
In reach specialist nursing teams for residential care homes: Uptake of services, impact on care provision and cost effectiveness
... a specialist nursing in-reach team for residential homes is likely to be cost neutral and, in all probability, cost ...in-reach nursing team input in its present form and produce yet further ...and ...
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Does the Diabetes Specialist Nursing workforce impact the experiences and outcomes of people with diabetes? A hermeneutic review of the evidence
... Diabetes Specialist Nurses provide complex care for PWD across a broad range of ...Diabetes Specialist Nursing workforce survey [10] illustrates the need for more DSNs to sup- port the increase in ...
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In reach specialist nursing teams for residential care homes: uptake of services, impact on care provision and cost effectiveness
... a specialist nursing in-reach team for residential homes is likely to be cost neutral and, in all probability, cost ...in-reach nursing team input in its present form and produce yet further ...and ...
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Emotional Support and Well Being of Adults with Congenital Heart Disease (ACHD): Contributions of a Specialist Nursing Service
... ACHD nursing service contribution to well-being and emotional support also underpins elements of continuity of ...when specialist roles and services are under review [13], it is recommended that ...
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Specialist nursing support for unpaid carers of people with dementia: : a mixed-methods feasibility study
... Admiral Nursing (AN), supported by the charity Dementia UK, is the only specialist nursing service with a specific focus on supporting carers of people with ...
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An examination of the contribution of specialist nursing to HIV service delivery
... There were limited indications of activities in this area. The One Clinic described previously offered one approach for developing closer working relationships between HIV services and primary care. Another approach was ...
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Comparison of patient perceptions of Telehealth-supported and specialist nursing interventions for early stage COPD: a qualitative study
... a specialist COPD post discharge service for up to eight weeks for people who had exacerbation-related hos- pital ...COPD Specialist Nurses, one Specialist Physiotherapist and one Community Matron to ...
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Understanding the outcomes of specialist nursing : findings from a qualitative study
... Aim of qualitative strand: 35 carers of people with dementia: - Interviewed or took part in a focus group - 18 with AN - 17 from areas without AN Outcomes of support from Admiral Nursi[r] ...
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A Theoretical Framework for Clinical Specialist Nursing An Example from Diabetes
... Contents Acknowledgements vu Preface IX Foreword Xl 1 ' Evolution and definition of the clinical nurse specialist in the USA and in the UK 1 2 Role theory in exploring the role of the cl[r] ...
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An Analysis of Risk Factors for Deep Vein Thrombosis in the Lower Limbs and Nursing Strategies
... of nursing for DVT ...the nursing measures used after the onset of DVT, such as elevating the affected limb, forbidding hot compress and massage, and close observation of swelling and pain in the ...of ...
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Role of the multidisciplinary team in the care of the tracheostomy patient
... hospital-wide specialist nursing roles may have had origins in education, with increasing numbers of non-head and neck surgical patients with tracheostomies in our hospitals, the role of specialist ...
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LSC funding and specialist colleges
... 50. In the course of the work, the PWC team were asked explicitly to comment on the relevance of the specialist colleges uplift and its relationship to programme weights. Their view was that if the programme ...
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School media specialist and school technology specialist: partners in information technology?
... possibility exists, however, to explain this discrepancy. Media and technology specialists may still be trying to define “who does what” as they adjust to their new roles. Mixed results, such as those seen in ...
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The Development of the Document Specialist
... Another reason, in addition to those given, why the trained and experienced specialist is necessary is the fact that there are certain cases in which it is very difficult to prove the fa[r] ...
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Budgeting in Specialist libraries
... Specialist l i b r a r i e s , t h e a l l o c a t i o n should be 6 to 10 per cent of the t o t a l annual expenditure ( 8 ). Compara- ble figures for USA a r e that t h e proportion of research budgets spent for ...
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Barriers to delivering advanced cancer nursing: a workload analysis of specialist nurse practice linked to the English National Lung Cancer Audit
... or specialist centres who will see patients referred for treatment following diagnosis and thus will have a different relationship with patients compared to local hospital ...
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Plant-Powered: A Digital Plant-Based Nutrition Intervention for Low-Income Patients with Type II Diabetes
... of Nursing [AACN], 2013). The aim of this project was to improve nursing assessment of SSI and prompt early medical intervention due to related mortality ...
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Form N- Framework for Vocational Coordinator.docx
... -A Specialist’s energy for the work is neutral, neither indicating a high level of commitment nor ascribing to external forces to the need to do the work. –Specialist conveys high expectations for only some ...
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Vol.4, Issue 4, December 2014
... This study is an attempt to investigate the discrepancies in the perceptions of language specialist instructors and domain specialist instructors on teaching ESP. To this end, the perce[r] ...
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Horta conceptual model: critical analysis of the meaning under walker and avant’s optics
... characterize Nursing as a science, the term ones is used in its conceptual model as a concrete one, the basic human need, which is part of the human ...of nursing is ...the nursing ones” (Horta, ...
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