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Diabetes initiatives: hospital education
Nursing Standard, 1995This article is the first of two which concentrate on training initiatives in diabetes care for nurses. The articles focus on two initiatives--one hospital-based, the other for community nurses--which aim to improve nurses' knowledge and skills in relation to this important area of practice.
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Religious Education
The Dutch education system is characterized by four ‘pillars’: Catholic, Protestant, liberal, and Islamic) - ‘living apart together.’ In the twentieth century, a model was developed for inclusive education of all pupils, irrespective of their (religious or secular) upbringing. Presented are four aspects of the development of interreligious education at
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The Dutch education system is characterized by four ‘pillars’: Catholic, Protestant, liberal, and Islamic) - ‘living apart together.’ In the twentieth century, a model was developed for inclusive education of all pupils, irrespective of their (religious or secular) upbringing. Presented are four aspects of the development of interreligious education at
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Educating the Hospitalized Tuberculosis Patient
AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1955TIE fundamental goal of treatment or the patient who has active tuberculosis is to restore him to his fullest possible degree of health and usefulness. Despite the advances in chemotherapy and home care programs, the tuberculosis hospital is still the best place in which to treat the tuberculosis patient.
D G, BODDIE, M, WEISS
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Establishing priorities for hospital education
Journal of Continuing Education in the Health Professions, 2002Integrating the emerging evidence base for medicine, measuring quality of care, reducing medical errors, and understanding the managed care environment all present new challenges to the processes and outcomes of hospital education. Establishing priorities for hospital-based education is critical as cost containment measures influence education budgets.
Martyn O, Hotvedt, Robert J, Laskowski
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Patient education in dutch hospitals
Patient Education and Counseling, 1984Studies among patients, nurses, and doctors in Dutch hospitals reveal the need for health education. Patients are dissatisfied with the information received and feel that nurses and doctors fail to meet their expectations regarding health education. More attention needs to be given to older, alienated, and low socioeconomic-status patients.
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MEDICAL EDUCATION IN COMMUNITY HOSPITALS
Annals of Internal Medicine, 1960Excerpt It is important to realize that American Medicine as practiced today is preponderantly medicine of the community hospital.
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Response to: Hospitality Education or Hospitality Training
Hospitality Education and Research Journal, 1985This section is intended to accommodate short viewpoints related to hospitality education and research, rejoinders, commentaries, and rebuttals on the contents of H.E.R. Manuscripts in this section are not refereed. However, the Editor reserves the right to evaluate materials for their applicability and usefulness.
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Hospital postgraduate medical education facilities
Medical Education, 1983Summary A survey of facilities made available to support the training requirements of junior hospital doctors within the North Western Region of England revealed a general under‐provision of certain facilities, significantly greater provision of some facilities in teaching hospitals as compared with other hospitals, significant ...
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