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... So she feels at a loss and out of date, and in her relatively new role as tutor (after three years), she feels ill equipped to teach nursing as it relates to medicine and surgery. Nurse [r] ... See full document

... the pipeline is limited (for example, graduation, exam ...This study was not able to interview nursing students who experienced training disruptions or nurses who failed to register with the ... See full document

... the study and asked about their willingness to participate in ...2 general questions, and then gradually asked more specific questions in relation to the ... See full document

... appropriate care, they can cope with ostomy and regain their independence over a period of 2–3 weeks or less. They should receive continuing consultation and support to identify and address their emotional and ... See full document

... of General Practitioners (GPs), and the age profiles of GPs are such that there is significant concern over the supply of ap- propriately trained GPs to fill future ...GP training oppor- tunities available, ... See full document

... the study and based on participants’ ...the general sense, dividing the whole text into summarized semantic units, abstraction of summarized semantic units by code labeling, separation of codes in the ... See full document

... Theme 3. Communication concerning professional roles Although GPs and NPs worked in close proximity (con- sultation rooms are next to each other), both GPs and NPs said, regardless of team structure, there was little ... See full document

... The study found there was no correlation between nurses’ characteristics with nurses in documenting obedience of the nursing care, while nurses in documenting disobedience the nursing care were very high ...in ... See full document

... the pipeline were ...in pipeline repair flow occurs when executing time-consuming repairs of MOP on replacing more than 15 meters of the pipeline diameter of 1220 mm at a distance from the base for ... See full document

... the end of the study, focus groups were conducted with par- ticipating GPs to explore their views on each approach. They felt that organized follow-up, especially with spirometry, was essential but would increase ... See full document

... Qualitative method employed to analyze the relationship between online marketing and customer behavior in Kurdistan. Eight questions were prepared by the researcher to examine the relationship between online ... See full document

... This qualitative study explored the evolution of survivors’ perceptions of their social relationships and health since developing this obstetric ...The study participants were not passive victims but ... See full document

... Our investigation shows the presence of SFA’s like caproic acid, caprylic acid, palmitic acid, pentadecanoic acid, heptadecanoic acid, behenic acid, MUFA’s like myristoleic acid, palmit[r] ... See full document

... process. Last, the data were analyzed using the descriptive phenomenological method (developed by Amedeo Giorgi), which included the following six steps. Step 1: Read the transcripts of the first three interviews ... See full document

... Career mapping involves lower-line to top-line nurses. Human resources are needed by nurse managers to clar- ify the development process after nurses achieve the roles to plan for education continuance [8]. ... See full document

... on training to have the capacity to content in the local and the global ...consider training and developing people as the first step towards solving the unemployment problem in their ...nations. ... See full document

... There are a number of methodological issues in relation to this study. The most important is the method of sample selection, including only a small non-representative sam- ple of media items. Second, the sample ... See full document

... a qualitative investigation method – we were able to discover that most of the young patients and their parents clearly understood and were able to report their ...recent study by Biagetti et al related to ... See full document

... Since patient complaints against midwives are on the rise, the present study aimed to explore the effects of complaints on midwives’ lives during the trial. It also sought to clarify the support provided by the ... See full document

... a study that was conducted by Skar (2010) with qualitative method, all nurses emphasized that under some conditions the knowledge that they have learned might not be good guidance for them while they ... See full document