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Burnout Among Primary Care Practitioners and Staff in VA Clinics Using Virtual Contingency Staffing.

JAMA Netw Open
Apaydin EA, Yoo CK, Jackson NJ, Stockdale SE, Rose DE.   +4 more
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Enhancing critical care practitioners' knowledge and adherence to ventilator-associated events bundle: a comprehensive analysis. [PDF]

Front Med (Lausanne)
Alanazi S, Alonazi WB.
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Decompressive craniectomy: A primer for acute care practitioners. [PDF]

J Intensive Care Soc
Brindley PG, Sanderson M, Anderson D, O'Kelly C.   +3 more
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Psoriasis for the primary care practitioner

Journal of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners, 2017
Primary care practitioners (PCPs) are playing an increasingly important role in the management and care of psoriasis. Thus, it is important for PCPs to be knowledgeable about the disease and to be able to differentiate between common myths and facts related to diagnosis and treatment.
Melodie, Young, Lakshi, Aldredge, Patti, Parker   +2 more
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Burnout and Self Care for Palliative Care Practitioners

Medical Clinics of North America, 2020
Burnout is common in physicians who care for patients with serious illness, with rates greater than 60% in some studies. Risk factors for burnout include working on small teams and/or in small organizations, working longer hours and weekends, being younger than 50 years, burdensome documentation requirements, and regulatory issues.
David J, Horn, Catherine Bree, Johnston
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General practitioners and palliative care

Palliative Medicine, 1993
A randomly selected sample of 158 South Australian general practitioners (GPs) were sent a questionnaire which assessed opinions and management practices in the palliative care of terminally ill patients. A total of 117 responses (74%) were received. Most GPs were at least moderately satisfied with the care they were able to give their terminally ill ...
M A, Wakefield, J, Beilby, M A, Ashby
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Parents as practitioners in preterm care

Early Human Development, 2014
The very preterm birth of an infant is physiologically traumatic for the infant and physiologically and psychologically traumatic for the parents. The manner of care delivery in the first few days and weeks of the infant's life plays a large role in determining the impact of that trauma.
Siyuan, Jiang, Ruth, Warre, Xiangming, Qiu, Karel, O'Brien, Shoo K, Lee   +4 more
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Home Care and the Practitioner

Postgraduate Medicine, 1952
To the Editor: —The establishment of an extramural hospital activity, popularly known as home care, is under serious consideration in many hospitals of this country and abroad. Though we now have a considerable literature on the subject based on a highly successful experiment, there still remain some misgivings in the minds of practitioners about the ...
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Home care and the general practitioner

International Journal of Antimicrobial Agents, 1995
In the future more patients will be treated at home rather than in hospital. Proposed health-care systems have been developed into four scenarios. These have been termed the primary care network, primary care centre, transmural network and deconstruction.
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The Shortage of Respiratory Care Practitioners

Respiratory Care, 1981
Few 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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