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Nursing Standard, 1992
Another editorial asking us to embrace Change, to try new ideas, to look to the future? Yes I am afraid so, but it is imperative that accident and emergency nurses are fully informed and involved in the mammoth changes that are taking place for their own and their patients' sake. Changes are accelerating in health care as in all aspects of life.
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Another editorial asking us to embrace Change, to try new ideas, to look to the future? Yes I am afraid so, but it is imperative that accident and emergency nurses are fully informed and involved in the mammoth changes that are taking place for their own and their patients' sake. Changes are accelerating in health care as in all aspects of life.
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Emergency Nurse, 1999
For many years researchers, theorists and academics have embarked on a quest to identify and describe what exactly nursing is. If nurses like Benner, Henderson and even Nightingale have grappled with the question then what chance have we, as clinical nurses, of solving this enigma?
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For many years researchers, theorists and academics have embarked on a quest to identify and describe what exactly nursing is. If nurses like Benner, Henderson and even Nightingale have grappled with the question then what chance have we, as clinical nurses, of solving this enigma?
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Emergency, 2018
Introduction: Job burnout, stress, and satisfaction are linked to quality of care, patient outcomes and retention of staff. This study was conducted to determine the mentioned issues among emergency nurses.
N. Tavakoli +6 more
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Introduction: Job burnout, stress, and satisfaction are linked to quality of care, patient outcomes and retention of staff. This study was conducted to determine the mentioned issues among emergency nurses.
N. Tavakoli +6 more
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Journal of Forensic Nursing, 2019
The emergency department is a frequent entry point into the healthcare system for victims of violence. Currently, a knowledge deficit and clinical practice gap exists among emergency nurses regarding their consistent ability to implement a trauma ...
Courtney Cochran
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The emergency department is a frequent entry point into the healthcare system for victims of violence. Currently, a knowledge deficit and clinical practice gap exists among emergency nurses regarding their consistent ability to implement a trauma ...
Courtney Cochran
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Awareness of secondary traumatic stress in emergency nursing.
Emergency Nurse, 2019This article explores secondary traumatic stress (STS) and the emotional challenges that emergency nurses face when dealing with traumatised patients. The few studies on STS have shown a higher occurrence of STS symptoms in emergency nurses but provide ...
Donna Barleycorn
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Journal of Advanced Nursing
BACKGROUND School nurses are sometimes the sole healthcare professionals in schools, highlighting their significant role in delivering emergency care and the vital necessity of their competence in emergency nursing care. The scope of practice and ongoing
M. Zoromba +5 more
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BACKGROUND School nurses are sometimes the sole healthcare professionals in schools, highlighting their significant role in delivering emergency care and the vital necessity of their competence in emergency nursing care. The scope of practice and ongoing
M. Zoromba +5 more
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Journal of Clinical Nursing, 2018
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES To establish evidence-based nursing-sensitive quality indicators for emergency nursing in China. BACKGROUND China lacks nursing-sensitive quality indicators necessary for assessing the quality of emergency nursing and essential to ...
Qiaoyan Ju +6 more
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AIMS AND OBJECTIVES To establish evidence-based nursing-sensitive quality indicators for emergency nursing in China. BACKGROUND China lacks nursing-sensitive quality indicators necessary for assessing the quality of emergency nursing and essential to ...
Qiaoyan Ju +6 more
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An intervention to improve retention in emergency nursing.
Emergency Nurse, 2019The UK has a serious shortage of nurses and for the first time in recent nursing history 27% more UK registrants left the register in 2016-2017 than joined it.
M. Dawood, Julia Gamston
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Psyciatric Nurses in the Emergency Room
AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1979At Boston City Hospital, approximately 10 percent of patients seen in the emergency room have psychiatric problems or have physical problems with an emotional component that is brought to the attention of the psychiatric nurse. If you include persons suffering from alcoholism and drug addiction, that figure more than triples.
Pauline Deveraux +5 more
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Nursing theories and emergency nursing.
Journal of emergency nursing, 1983Abstract These and other nursing theories serve the purpose of helping nurses to put their professional practice into perspective. They are a framework for thinking about what we do and why.
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