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Aging healthcare workers

Chulalongkorn Medical Journal, 2020
Chulalongkorn Medical Journal, 64, 4, 443 ...
Sornwit Osothsinlp, Arnond Warrayingyong
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Developing healthcare support workers

Nursing Standard, 2014
This article the fifth in a series of seven, describes the measures taken by one health board in Scotland to enhance nursing and midwifery leadership. In NHS Lanarkshire, the Leading Better Care Programme was implemented locally by engaging all members of the nursing and midwifery teams, including healthcare support workers (HCSWs).
Jacqueline, Brown, Julia, McMurray
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Perspectives of healthcare workers

The American Journal of Medicine, 1997
I t is important for infectious disease experts to hear the concerns of healthcare workers (HCWs), as represented by labor union health and safety officials. Union health and safety officials tend to be much closer to “where the rubber hits the road” than many infectious disease professionals.
J, Cohen, J, Barab
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Trainee healthcare support workers

Nursing Management, 2017
The new nursing associate role will sit alongside those of other healthcare support workers, including registered nurses, in the delivery of hands-on patient care. A second wave of around 2,000 nursing associates is being trained by providers across England, and Health Education England has filmed videos of trainees explaining their aspirations and ...
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Tuberculosis: protecting healthcare workers

Nursing Standard, 2003
The global incidence of tuberculosis (TB) is rising. Many more healthcare workers are coming into contact with the disease now that it has reached its highest infection rate for 17 years (Sadler 2001). Modern screening methods allow detection of infection, and a strict antibiotic regimen can prevent and cure disease.
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Ebola and healthcare worker stigma

Scandinavian Journal of Public Health, 2018
Aims: Exposure to infection is a risk for all healthcare workers. This risk acquires another dimension in an outbreak of highly contagious, lethal disease, such as the Ebola epidemic in West Africa in 2014. Healthcare workers are usually well and correctly informed about the risks from such diseases, but family, neighbours, friends, or colleagues may ...
Misse, Wester, Johan, Giesecke
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Occupational Allergy in Healthcare Workers

Recent Patents on Inflammation & Allergy Drug Discovery, 2010
Occupational healthcare may expose to various allergens and irritants. Thus, the allergic manifestations in nursing staff are frequent and their prevalence is increasing all over the world. In fact, many new substances continuously appear in the medical practices. These allergic manifestations include a wide spectrum of clinical symptoms such as ocular,
Neila, Chaari, Amina, Sakly, Charfeddine, Amri, Awatef, Mahfoudh, Mohamed A, Henchi, Taoufik, Khalfallh, Nouri, Bchir, Mohamed, Akrout   +7 more
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