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Journal of Community Health Nursing, 1984
Home visiting, an important alternative method of health care, is increasing in popularity. There are many reasons for this increase. Home visiting is receiving increased media attention. Nurses are recognizing the possibilities of providing health care in the home. Society is becoming more involved in self-care. The cost of home health care is cheaper
C L, Berg, D, Helgeson
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Home visiting, an important alternative method of health care, is increasing in popularity. There are many reasons for this increase. Home visiting is receiving increased media attention. Nurses are recognizing the possibilities of providing health care in the home. Society is becoming more involved in self-care. The cost of home health care is cheaper
C L, Berg, D, Helgeson
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Geriatric Nursing, 1998
Working in the community offers home care nurses opportunities for caring in unique and creative settings. Nurses who stay with home care come to appreciate the positive health influence they have on the household and community at large. However, the community and home can be unpredictable environments with the potential for violence.
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Working in the community offers home care nurses opportunities for caring in unique and creative settings. Nurses who stay with home care come to appreciate the positive health influence they have on the household and community at large. However, the community and home can be unpredictable environments with the potential for violence.
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Home Visiting by Psychiatrists
Archives of General Psychiatry, 1962The Community Extension Service is a National Institute of Mental Health Demonstration Project located in Boston, exploring alternatives to and prevention of psychiatric hospitalization. Our results have been presented elsewhere and will be summarized in a forthcoming monograph.
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Visiting Patients in Their Homes
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1988British general practitioners (GPs) make many more visits to patients in their homes than do their American counter-parts—during the day, at the weekend, and at night.1We soon learn that the act of placing a plate of food on our dining tables triggers, telekinetically, a telephone call from a patient. Other reliable psychic stimuli include going to the
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CLINICAL NURSE SPECIALIST, 1992
The following vignette tells the story of a young couple and their newborn son whose impoverished circumstances momentarily unnerve a nursing student making her first home visit. The story illustrates the transcendant power of a bouquet of flowers in a Japanese photograph.
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The following vignette tells the story of a young couple and their newborn son whose impoverished circumstances momentarily unnerve a nursing student making her first home visit. The story illustrates the transcendant power of a bouquet of flowers in a Japanese photograph.
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Near Eastern Archaeology, 2000
The houses of Ugarit range from opulent and spacious residences to more modest dwellings. One house, situated in the sector called the South City Trench and designated house C in block XIV, is typical of the dwellings in urban Ugarit. Let us imagine a visitor from a neighboring city who, on a fine day at the end of the thirteenth century decides to ...
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The houses of Ugarit range from opulent and spacious residences to more modest dwellings. One house, situated in the sector called the South City Trench and designated house C in block XIV, is typical of the dwellings in urban Ugarit. Let us imagine a visitor from a neighboring city who, on a fine day at the end of the thirteenth century decides to ...
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2020
This chapter discusses the principles of some important skills for working in the community: the home visit, referral, community resources and case management. Home visiting is an integral component of many community nursing roles, particularly domiciliary nursing, hospital in the home nursing, aged care assessment teams, and hospital outreach/follow ...
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This chapter discusses the principles of some important skills for working in the community: the home visit, referral, community resources and case management. Home visiting is an integral component of many community nursing roles, particularly domiciliary nursing, hospital in the home nursing, aged care assessment teams, and hospital outreach/follow ...
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2021
Abstract This chapter recounts how Dr. Mohamed Helmy and the young Anna first met one afternoon in 1936, noting that the girl had been embarrassed by her mother and grandmother’s behaviour that day. It details Dr. Helmy’s visit to Anna’s home, wherein her mother and grandmother greeted him at the front door with their finery of diamond ...
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Abstract This chapter recounts how Dr. Mohamed Helmy and the young Anna first met one afternoon in 1936, noting that the girl had been embarrassed by her mother and grandmother’s behaviour that day. It details Dr. Helmy’s visit to Anna’s home, wherein her mother and grandmother greeted him at the front door with their finery of diamond ...
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American family physician, 1999
With the advent of effective home health programs, an increasing proportion of medical care is being delivered in patients' homes. Since the time before World War II, direct physician involvement in home health care has been minimal. However, patient preferences and key changes in the health care system are now creating an increased need for physician ...
B K, Unwin, A F, Jerant
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With the advent of effective home health programs, an increasing proportion of medical care is being delivered in patients' homes. Since the time before World War II, direct physician involvement in home health care has been minimal. However, patient preferences and key changes in the health care system are now creating an increased need for physician ...
B K, Unwin, A F, Jerant
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American Journal of Diseases of Children, 1981
• While the contribution of home visits to the care of chronically ill children and those in high-risk families has become increasingly recognized, their value in the provision of comprehensive primary pediatric care has been neglected. Visits to children's homes can be a valuable tool to assess the child's environment, observe the child in his or her ...
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• While the contribution of home visits to the care of chronically ill children and those in high-risk families has become increasingly recognized, their value in the provision of comprehensive primary pediatric care has been neglected. Visits to children's homes can be a valuable tool to assess the child's environment, observe the child in his or her ...
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