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Supporting clinical skills developments
Nursing Standard, 2004The provision of clinical skills facilities in nursing and medical education centres has become more common (Bradley and Postlethwaite 2003, Ker et al 2003, Scott 2001), fuelled by calls to improve practitioners' fitness for practice (UKCC 1999), shared interprofessional learning (DoH 2001), and modernisation of the workforce (DoH 2000a).
Penny, Hilton, Carol, Pollard
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2007
Abstract The way to learn physical signs is at the bedside, with guidance from an experienced colleague. This chapter is not intended as a substitute for this process: It is simply an aid. We ask questions to get information to help with differential diagnosis.
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Abstract The way to learn physical signs is at the bedside, with guidance from an experienced colleague. This chapter is not intended as a substitute for this process: It is simply an aid. We ask questions to get information to help with differential diagnosis.
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Psychiatric Interviewing and Clinical Skills
The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, 1984Does the ability of medical students to assess and relate to their patients through the psychiatric interview reflect in traditional academic achievement scores? A previous publication by our group offers data suggesting that certain personality traits of final year medical students have a fundamental importance in determining a ...
D C, Pollock, D F, Shanley, P N, Byrne
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Clinical Skills in the 21st Century
Archives of Internal Medicine, 1994A PHYSICIAN intends to examine the spleen of a patient. She approaches the patient tentatively; her eyes move left, then right. Finally she palpates the right upper quadrant of the patient's abdomen, searching in vain for a spleen tip. A physician intends to measure the blood pressure of a patient.
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2017
This task assesses the following clinical skills: … ● Patient safety ● Communication with patients and their relatives ● Information gathering ● Applied clinical knowledge … Mrs Zari Sardogan has a history of six weeks amenorrhoea, a positive pregnancy test and has presented with spotting PV. You are the registrar in the Early Pregnancy Assessment Unit.
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This task assesses the following clinical skills: … ● Patient safety ● Communication with patients and their relatives ● Information gathering ● Applied clinical knowledge … Mrs Zari Sardogan has a history of six weeks amenorrhoea, a positive pregnancy test and has presented with spotting PV. You are the registrar in the Early Pregnancy Assessment Unit.
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Consistency in grading clinical skills
Nurse Education in Practice, 2018Prelicensure nursing students have historically had differing experiences in a health assessment course and have identified inconsistencies among faculty grading physical examinations. The purpose of this study was to examine interrater agreement among nurse educators grading summative physical examinations performed by nursing students.
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Learning skills and the acquisition of clinical skills
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