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Shortage of healthcare professionals in China
BMJ, 2016Urgent action is needed to increase recruitment and improve staff retention to cope with the rising demand for ...
Qing, Wu, Li, Zhao, Xu-Chun, Ye
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Serial Murder by Healthcare Professionals
Journal of Forensic Sciences, 2006ABSTRACT: The prosecution of Charles Cullen, a nurse who killed at least 40 patients over a 16‐year period, highlights the need to better understand the phenomenon of serial murder by healthcare professionals. The authors conducted a LexisNexis® search which yielded 90 criminal prosecutions of healthcare providers that met inclusion criteria for ...
Beatrice Crofts, Yorker +5 more
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Healthcare professionals’ knowledge of calories
Nursing Standard, 2013To determine healthcare professionals' knowledge of the calorie content of foods and the relationship to weight maintenance.A cross-sectional questionnaire was used to survey 179 clinical staff, non-clinical staff and life coaches working in health care.The response rate is 81%.
E, Cottrell, R, Chambers
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Teaching healthcare professionals to see
American Journal of Medical Genetics Part C: Seminars in Medical Genetics, 2021AbstractPrerequisite to establishing a diagnosis, healthcare providers must detect and appreciate subtle cues to dysfunction, disease and dysmorphology. A medical school course designed to connect art observation and diagnosis addresses the ongoing erosion of careful looking, which is at the core of detecting malformations and dysmorphologies, among ...
Ingrid Ganske +2 more
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Artificial intelligence and healthcare professional education: superhuman resources for health?
Postgraduate medical journal, 2019The term artificial intelligence is used to describe computer programmes that learn and solve problems and so mimic the cognitive functions of human beings.1 Artificial intelligence has also been described as ‘the theory and development of computer ...
K. Walsh
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Alcohol use by healthcare professionals
Drug and Alcohol Dependence, 2004This study investigated alcohol use, misuse and abuse in a sample of dentists, nurses, pharmacists and physicians. Previous studies have lacked cross healthcare group comparisons and have rarely included dentists.As part of a larger mail survey, 479 healthcare professionals (68.7% response) completed self-report items on patterns of alcohol use ...
George A, Kenna, Mark D, Wood
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Communication of healthcare professionals: Is there ageism?
European Journal of Cancer Care, 2017Elderspeak is often used when talking to older individuals and is characterised by a slower and/or louder speech, a patronising tone, etc. A part of the reason of such communication can be found in the actual context of negative view of ageing. However, the link between view of ageing and elderspeak has never been objectively studied in oncology ...
Schroyen, Sarah +6 more
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Interdisciplinary Collaboration for Healthcare Professionals
Nursing Administration Quarterly, 2008Interdisciplinary collaboration has the capacity to affect both healthcare providers and patients. Research has shown that the lack of communication and collaboration may be responsible for as much as 70% of the adverse events currently reported.
Lori, Fewster-Thuente +1 more
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Influenza vaccination in healthcare professionals
BMJ, 2012Should be mandatory There is clear evidence that healthcare workers play an important role in transmitting infections to their patients.1 The World Health Organization and national immunisation guidelines in 60% of developed and emerging economies strongly recommend annual vaccination against seasonal influenza for all healthcare workers in acute and ...
Harish, Nair +3 more
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Of Healthcare Professionals, Ethics, and Strikes
Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics, 2000The question of whether physicians or other “essential” healthcare workers are ethically entitled to strike is troubling in that it entails a conflict in obligations. This question of a conflict of obligations (and the answer to it) has wider implications for many other workers.
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