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Brief Report: Organisational Predictors of Actual Staff Turnover in a Service for People with Multiple Disabilities

Journal of Applied Research in Intellectual Disabilities, 1998
Questionnaire data were collected from 59 direct care staff in a residential service for people with multiple disabilities, and compared to actual staff turnover 3 years later. The questionnaire asked for information relating to: demographic characeristics of staff; perceived job tasks and work roles; perceived practical and emotional support from ...
Chris Hatton, Eric Emerson
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The Actual and Self-Perceived Knowledge of Diabetes Among Staff Nurses

The Diabetes Educator, 1993
The actual and self-perceived knowledge of diabetes among staff nurses was evaluated utilizing previously validated and standardized instruments. One hundred twenty-seven staff nurses employed at three university-affiliated community hospitals participated in the study.
Ved V Gossain, David R Rovner
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How good are haemodialysis staff at detecting cognitive impairment in their patients? A pragmatic study of staff perception versus actual cognitive function

Journal of Kidney Care, 2023
Amrit Sachar, Aida Abdelwahed, Lana Al-Nusair and Edagul Ulucay explore the relationship between patients' actual cognitive function and staff perception of ...
Aida Abdelwahed
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Staff conceptions of patients' attitudes toward mental disorder and hospitalization as compared to patients' and staff's actual attitudes

Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1979
Compared ward personnel's (N = 25) conceptions of their patients' attitudes toward mental disorder and hospital atmosphere to the patients' (N = 50) and the personnel's actual attitudes by use of the CPH Factor Scale. Personnel completed the scale as (1) they themselves viewed the hospital; and (2) as they thought their patients viewed it.
Marvin W Kahn
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Staff Employment As Actual Task in Business and Governance

Management of the Personnel and Intellectual Resources in Russia, 2020
The article considers the need to assess, control and coordinate the processes of personnel involvement in business and public administration: provides analytical data, describes aspects that indicate the relationship between the level of involvement and the state of the socio-psychological climate in the team, focuses on the problems and difficulties ...
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Actual and ideal roles of school staff to support students with special needs: current needs and strategies for improvement

Support for Learning, 2020
To optimise school-based service delivery for students with disabilities, it is important to understand roles and needs of school staff. This study aimed to clarify ideal and actual roles of school staff (teachers, special educators, administrators ...
Dana Anaby, Chantal Camden
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ACTUAL PROBLEMS OF STAFF RETENTION IN TRADE COMPANIES

УПРАВЛЕНИЕ ЧЕЛОВЕЧЕСКИМИ РЕСУРСАМИ - ОСНОВА РАЗВИТИЯ ИННОВАЦИОННОЙ ЭКОНОМИКИ, 2023
В статье рассмотрены инструменты удержания персонала, в частности формирование HR-бренда, управление удовлетворенностью персонала, формирование программ вовлеченности персонала, построение систем управления талантами. Это тренды современных организаций, в том числе торговой сферы.
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ACTUAL TASKS OF SCHOOLCHILDREN STAFF DEVELOPMENT TO INCREASE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THEIR EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES

СИСТЕМНАЯ ПСИХОЛОГИЯ И СОЦИОЛОГИЯ, 2023
В статье обосновываются задачи развития у школьников самостоятельности, ответственности и активно сти как целевых факторов их разностороннего личностного и социального развития, необходимых для обеспе чения их эффективной образовательной деятельности.
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Perceived versus actual cricothyroid membrane landmarking accuracy by emergency medicine residents and staff physicians

CJEM, 2020
ABSTRACTObjectivesCricothyrotomy is an intervention performed to salvage “can't intubate, can't ventilate” situations. Studies have shown poor accuracy with landmarking the cricothyroid membrane, particularly in female patients by surgeons and anesthesiologists.
Nicholas Schouela, Michael Y. Woo, Andy Pan, Warren J. Cheung, Jeffery J. Perry   +4 more
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