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A Demystification of the Clinical Nurse Specialist Role: Perceptions of Clinical Nurse Specialists and Nurse Administrators

Journal of Nursing Education, 1986
ABSTRACT Differences of nurse administrators and clinical nurse specialists regarding components of the clinical specialist role were investigated. To be effective in facilitating the maximum use of the abilities of the clinical specialist, it is essential that nurse educators establish a data base about the clinical nurse specialist role ...
B J, Tarsitano, E B, Brophy, D J, Snyder
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The clinical imperative in clinical nursing research

Applied Nursing Research, 2001
Conducting preliminary clinical fieldwork to update clinical knowledge in preparation to plan and perform relevant, meaningful, credible and feasible clinical research is imperative. Clinical nurse investigators cannot generate relevant questions to study a current phenomenon with which they are not experienced. The nurse researcher's early involvement
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The Clinical Nurse Leader and the Clinical Nurse Specialist

Journal of Emergency Nursing, 2017
Amy E, Rettig, Jacob, LaRue, Elizabeth, Pearson   +2 more
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Clinical Preceptors for New Nurses

The American Journal of Nursing, 1980
Considering the time and expense invested by nursing departments to orient new nurse employees, it is important that the design of nursing orientations be as educationally sound and reality oriented as possible. Mastery of daily routine, skillful coping with the unexpected, creative problem solving, learning to make peace between ideal textbook patient
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POSTMODERNISING CLINICAL SUPERVISION IN NURSING

Issues in Mental Health Nursing, 2005
Clinical supervision (CS) has been organised and conducted around specific modernist principles, despite claims of the need for, or existence of, heterogeneity. A postmodernist perspective is used to challenge the idea that there is a correct structure (hierarchical) and function (developing supervisee self-awareness, detecting and resolving "real ...
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The Clinical Specialist in Cardiovascular Nursing

The American Journal of Nursing, 1966
row specialty. She must be not only an expert in the nursing ol very ill and Jrightened patients, but a skilled teacher, a hard-working colleague in interdisciplinary efforts, a keen observer, and a wise interpreter. She would seem to be a specialist in doing well anything that concerns the person with an ailment.
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Clinical Nurses as Teachers

Psychiatric Services, 1961
E N, HINKO, I, FRIEDMAN
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What is nursing professionalism? a concept analysis

BMC Nursing, 2023
Yangjie Chen, Xingyue He, Huili Cao
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A Nurses' Clinic for the Homeless

The American Journal of Nursing, 1985
G P, Lenehan, B N, McInnis, D, O'Donnell, M, Hennessey   +3 more
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NURSING CLINIC FOR THE AGED

AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1965
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