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... The role of nurses in general practice: General Practitioners’ and Practice Nurses’perceptions is a study that identifies the beliefs of Practice Nurses ... See full document

... It was found in this study as well as being documented in previous studies (Patterson et al, 2000; O’Connor, 2002; Willis et al, 2000), that wound care is an area that PN make a large contribution to in General ... See full document

... stronger role in sexual health, and were more supported in this role by GPs ...rural general practice, such as ongoing workforce shortages and higher rates of chronic disease than in metro ... See full document

... of nurses in general practice in ...these nurses thereby limiting their ...nurse’s role to include tasks such as cervical screening have not taken into account the traditional positions ... See full document

... General practitioners (GPs) are doctors that work in primary ...of General Practitioners (GPs), and the age profiles of GPs are such that there is significant concern over the supply of ap- ... See full document

... potential role of nurses employed in general medical practices in ...Australia. General practitioners’, practice nurses’ and consumers’ views and perceptions were ... See full document

... Analyses of quantitative data were performed using the Statistical Package for Social Scientists (SPSS) program, version 11.5. Descriptive statistics, such as percentages, means and standard deviations, related to each ... See full document

... been practice nurses in their respective practices before becoming nurse ...nurse practitioners interviewed had been in practice nursing before and most had retained and expanded their roles ... See full document

... one’s role tended to be specific rather than ...the practice may have been frequently undertaking a range of clinical activities, the others may not ...a practice that also employed two nurses ... See full document

... Annual Family Practice Review Online have provided disclosure information. Listed below are those faculty who have indicated a relationship with a commercial company. Such disclosure should not be construed as a ... See full document

... pivotal role to play in decreasing these barriers and providing an organisational context which will support evidence-based ...administrator nurses can approach this item: writing into contracts that a ... See full document

... context, role and person specificity of this UK ...professional role socialisation in relation to transition was discussed in the previous section and Meleis et ... See full document

... the practice setting included the nature of the work performed, the acuity of the patients, the highly technological environment, and the nursing ...registered nurses they are placed in a position in which ... See full document

... Given that open-ended questions were used, there is a risk that some relevant issues were missed. However, this risk was decreased by asking participants a number of semi-structured questions and probes to elicit their ... See full document

... The role change and degradation of power are evident, owners of businesses have public recognition with their position at the top 52 . They lose a degree of gratification with the loss of public exposure and ... See full document

... a general discussion regarding mental health and well-being take place with all women at the first point of contact in pregnancy and in the early postnatal period, and that questions about mental health and ... See full document

... The complementary competencies and autonomous roles of a specialised nurse and a general practitioner represented a good match for primary palliative care. GPs could be valid co-workers for ONs by making max- imum ... See full document

... evidence-based practice (EBP) in nursing rested with individual ...Clinical nurses (CNs) involved in patient care were expected to posses the knowledge and skills to identify, appraise and implement ... See full document

... or practice nurse which made it complicated to successfully investigate older patients’ perceived productive interactions with these ...persons’ perceptions of quality of pri- mary care and productive ... See full document

... and general practice nurses are ideally positioned to provide nutrition education to pregnant ...midwives, general practice nurses and student ...student nurses; and ... See full document