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The Shortage of Respiratory Care Practitioners
Respiratory Care, 1981Few believe that there is a sufficient supply of respiratory care practitioners. Many would argue that the problem is of critical proportions. The per-spectives published seem to be based on how the shortage affects each of us at the moment. 1-3 How about a more objective approach?
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Caring for healthcare practitioners
BJPsych Advances, 2019SUMMARYCaring for people in distress or illness is emotionally draining and physically demanding. This article focuses on the experiences and needs of health service staff as professional carers. It overviews the current circumstances in the UK and links readers to the findings of: the Stevenson/Farmer Review of 2017; the report of the General Medical ...
Richard Williams, Verity Kemp
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Nurse practitioners in cardiothoracic care: Practitioners’ perspectives
British Journal of Cardiac Nursing, 2007Background: Redesigning the cardiothoracic workforce at one teaching hospital to meet government targets and changing patient needs has led to the introduction of several new healthcare roles including that of nurse practitioner. Methodology: Nurse practitioners at one tertiary care centre were interviewed using a semi-structured process.
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Pediatric Asthma for the Primary Care Practitioner
Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 2015Asthma is a complex disease, involving many different allergic, inflammatory, and environmental components. It is a disease for which patient and family education and a team-based approach are paramount for successful management. Guidelines have been put forth by the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, which provide a helpful framework in which ...
Anne, VanGarsse +2 more
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Patient care and the health‐impaired practitioner
International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics, 2002AbstractThe risk of HIV‐infected or otherwise impaired practitioners infecting or injuring their patients is very low, but is of proper concern to patients, practitioners and healthcare facilities. Practitioners’ general legal and ethical duties to protect patients includes protection against their own liability to present risk of harm.
R J, Cook, B M, Dickens
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A New Primary-Care Medical Practitioner
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1973Henry K. Silver, MD (see page 324) has advocated the wide-scale adoption of a primary care medical practitioner, based on the Child Health Associate, who he states could "be responsible for the patients' comprehensive and continuing health care." It is no small accomplishment to have prepared high school graduates in five years to perform many tasks ...
R, Stein, L M, Fraad
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Early Years Educator, 2017
The care and education of the children in your setting are of paramount importance, this much is certain, but what about you? How do you ensure that you are fit and ready to offer world class care?
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The care and education of the children in your setting are of paramount importance, this much is certain, but what about you? How do you ensure that you are fit and ready to offer world class care?
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The Role of Nurse Practitioners in Hypertension Care
Clinical Science, 19781. Two groups of hypertensive patients, randomly assigned to either physician or nurse practitioner care, were compared, after two years of follow up, with respect to diastolic blood pressure reduction and utilization and costs of medical services. In addition, satisfaction with hypertension care was evaluated. 2.
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The Nurse Practitioner in Tertiary Care
JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration, 1992T S, Richmond, A, Keane
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Nurse Practitioners in Primary Care
Family & Community Health, 1980J L, Mentink +2 more
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