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A survey of nurses' views on indicators for continuing competence in nursing
Australian Journal of Advanced Nursing, 2001The study, commissioned by the Australian Nursing Council Inc. (ANCI), sought to develop an approach to the maintenance of continuing competence in nursing broadly acceptable to nurses in all States and Territories and included the conduct of a postal survey of registered nurses (RNs) throughout Australia.
Pearson, Alan., Fitzgerald, Mary.
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The Continuing Need for Mentors in Nursing
Journal for Nurses in Staff Development (JNSD), 2008Peer-reviewed nursing research was surveyed to find progress or change in how nurses guide and nurture other nurses in their practice. Discussions on the characteristics required in an effective mentor, the selection process for a mentor, the role expectations of the partnership, the agreement between the mentor and the mentee, and the preparation for ...
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Nursing homes: the debate continues
Nursing Standard, 1994I have just heard the news regarding nursing homes and I feel extremely sad because a lot of good nurses work extremely hard and try to keep standards high. But sometimes it is impossible.
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The importance of nursing in continuing care
British Journal of Nursing, 1997It is not surprising that the UKCC has come to the conclusion in its latest report on the nursing and health visiting contribution to continuing care for older people that: ‘Continuing care remains an ambiguous concept both in its definition in professional and policy literature and in its operationalization in practice.’
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Journal of the American Medical Directors Association, 2021
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