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Faculty Development for Community Practitioners
Pediatrics, 1996Developing the academic skills of the individuals who will serve as educators and role models in the community is critical to pediatric resident education in community settings. The main focus of any faculty development program must be on teaching, although for a subset of individuals, the development of research skills should also be a consideration ...
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Odyssey of a Community Psychologist Practitioner
Journal of Prevention & Intervention in the Community, 2008Carolyn Swift has pioneered new professional roles in unconventional settings, including a Midwestern city hall and an interactive TV network. Her career-long interest in the prevention of rape began when she learned of the sexual abuse of adolescent males in the city's jail, and projected the long-term implications of such abuse for reducing its ...
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A survey of undergraduate programs for the community practitioner
Journal of the American Dietetic Association, 1978The purpose of the survey of college and university undergraduate programs in community nutrition, community dietetics, and public health nutrition was to characterize undergraduate programs which prepared entry-level practitioners in order to facilitate planning at the graduate level.
M N, Traylor, L M, Roberson
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Community practitioner involvement in collaborative research
Dementia, 2013This paper focuses on the benefits and limitations of collaborative research in community-based service settings explored through the implementation of a psychosocial intervention. The study aimed to establish the effectiveness of working with dementia dyads (person with dementia and family caregiver) in the early stages of dementia and to recruit and ...
Stockwell-Smith, Gillian +3 more
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Communication between general practitioners and chiropractors
Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapeutics, 2001Good communication between health care professionals has proved to be important in ensuring high standards of care. Patients have shown an increased use of complementary medicine (eg, chiropractic) in addition to conventional medicine. However, this does not automatically guarantee good cooperation and communication between complementary practitioners ...
W J, Brussee +2 more
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Communication between Medical Practitioners and Dancers
Journal of Dance Medicine & Science, 2008The purpose of this study was to investigate patterns of communication between professional and pre-professional dancers and medical practitioners. One survey was developed and randomly conducted among family physicians, sports medicine physicians, chiropractors, physical therapists, and registered massage therapists. A second survey involved volunteer
Ruanne Y J, Lai +2 more
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THE COMMUNITY REHABILITATION CENTER AND THE GENERAL PRACTITIONER
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1950The general practitioner is the logical ally of the Community Rehabilitation Center because of the breadth of his medical and social interests. The Community Center, in turn, offers to the general practitioner means of accomplishing more for certain of his patients than has previously been possible.
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Training Oncology Practitioners in Communication Skills
Journal of Pediatric Hematology/Oncology, 2011Many practitioners in oncology receive no or little training in how to effectively communicate with patients and families who are dealing with cancer. Moreover medical teachers are not always aware of the pedagogy of teaching communication skills in a way that results in performance improvement in this area.
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Nurse practitioner and physician communication styles
Applied Nursing Research, 2002No empirical studies of nurse-patient relationships have focused on interpersonal communication and its effects on patient outcomes. In this study, 124 provider-patient interactions of five nurse practitioners (NPs) and four physicians (PHYs) were audiotaped. Communication patterns were examined to determine whether the practitioner's predominant style
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Communication between Library Practitioners
Library Review, 1989Relatively few studies published so far look at the extent to which librarians communicate with each other. In particular, there has been little attempt to compare communication activities in different sectors of the profession. The results of a questionnaire and interview survey which examined the communication habits of library professionals in ...
T. Whitehall +2 more
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