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Nursing Research, 1977
An overview of studies that pertain to the care of the elderly and a review of psychosocial gerontologic nursing research during the past 25 years (1951-1976) is presented. Methodologic problems and conceptual issues of these investigations are discussed; gaps in research are identified: suggestions for further nursing gerontologic studies are proposed:
Laurie M. Gunter, Jeanne C. Miller
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An overview of studies that pertain to the care of the elderly and a review of psychosocial gerontologic nursing research during the past 25 years (1951-1976) is presented. Methodologic problems and conceptual issues of these investigations are discussed; gaps in research are identified: suggestions for further nursing gerontologic studies are proposed:
Laurie M. Gunter, Jeanne C. Miller
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Gerontological nurse specialists
Nursing Standard, 2001This article focuses on the development of a new role highlighted in The NHS Plan (DoH 2000a), nurse specialist for older people or gerontological nurse specialist.
Pauline Ford, Paul Cann, Emma Pritchard
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Journal of Gerontological Nursing, 2000
ABSTRACT This article, originally prepared as a think piece for The John A. Hartford Foundation, explores the interrelationship between nursing and gerontology: strengths nursing brings to the area of aging; challenges that must be addressed both at the societal level and within the profession for nursing to achieve its full potential in ...
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ABSTRACT This article, originally prepared as a think piece for The John A. Hartford Foundation, explores the interrelationship between nursing and gerontology: strengths nursing brings to the area of aging; challenges that must be addressed both at the societal level and within the profession for nursing to achieve its full potential in ...
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Leadership in Gerontological Nursing
Gerontology & Geriatrics Education, 1984Leadership in gerontological nursing demands from the nurse an understanding of the social, political and health care systems which impinge upon the client and the profession. A theoretical perspective of conflict and power is used to explain the impact of scarce resources, a major problem in the health care environment of the eighties.
Mary Cruise, Charlene Harrington
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Special Care in Dentistry, 1982
Editor's note: The nurse is the most important person in a geriatric facility. The dentist working in a hospital or long‐term care facility is well advised to establish a close relationship with nurses who are perceptive and knowledgeable about the patient's dental problems and ability to accept treatment.
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Editor's note: The nurse is the most important person in a geriatric facility. The dentist working in a hospital or long‐term care facility is well advised to establish a close relationship with nurses who are perceptive and knowledgeable about the patient's dental problems and ability to accept treatment.
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Research in nursing gerontology
Journal of Advanced Nursing, 1979Nursing gerontology is the scientific study of the nursing care of the elderly as individuals, family members and population groups. The author identifies and discusses the ethical issues which must be considered in relation to research in nursing gerontology: respect for persons, adequate knowledge base for decision‐making, quality of life, quality of
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The Future of Gerontological Nursing
Journal of Gerontological Nursing, 2011Spring 2010 marked the passage of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; however, soon after this landmark legislation passed, legal and political challenges ensued to change key features of the law. In this environment of proposed changes to transform the U.S.
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Study of Gerontological Nursing Curriculum
Nursing & Health Sciences, 2001The purpose of this study was: (i) to survey the present status of the gerontological nursing course in 3‐year diploma programs, baccalaureate degree programs (BSN), and graduate programs in Korea; and (ii) to analyze the contents of the syllabus, credits, clinical practise, and gerontological nursing textbooks used within these programs, so as to ...
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Nursing and educational gerontology
Pflege, 2000Pflegen war traditionell in erster Linie mit praktischen Verrichtungen am kranken Menschen verbunden. Moderne Pflege versteht sich als wissenschaftsbasiertes Konzept, das sich mehr oder weniger psychosozialen Aspekten öffnet. Die Geragogik fühlt sich in ihrer förderbetonten Hinwendung zu Senioren zu Pflegemodellen hingezogen, die psychosozialen ...
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Gerontological Curriculum in Schools of Nursing
Journal of Nursing Education, 1990ABSTRACT This article investigates the availability of gerontological nursing programs that exist nationally and are found listed in the NLN Master's Education in Nursing: Route to Opportunities in Contemporary Nursing (1987). A sample of 12 programs offering gerontological nursing was selected from 64 schools listed.
Dolores Nelson Verderber, Ella Kick
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