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Interprofessional education at four joint medical and welfare universities: A comparison of face-to-face and distance learning. [PDF]
Nakamura S +9 more
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ABSTRACT Objective To explore the experiences and perceptions of oral care cards among strategic‐level leaders within municipal and dental care organisations. Background Oral health is integral to overall well‐being, especially in older adults, who frequently rely on caregiving services.
Sara Björns +2 more
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The post-hospitalization huddle: An interprofessional education model for clinical telemedicine. [PDF]
Thayer J +6 more
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ABSTRACT Introduction Implementation of oral health assessment tools in residential care for older adults remains challenging. We aimed to establish the content validity and practice relevance of the Mouth‐related Risk Assessment for Professional Nursing (Mu‐RAP), a nursing‐applied instrument designed to identify oral health risks in care‐dependent ...
Anna‐Lena Hillebrecht +4 more
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Training of trainers program in interprofessional education for health professionals in Türkiye. [PDF]
Başer A +12 more
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ABSTRACT Background Population ageing has increased the number of frail older adults living independently and retaining their natural dentition. To support oral healthcare professionals in caring for this patient group, the Royal Dutch Dental Association published the practice guideline Care for Frail Older Adults in the Dental Practice.
Ellen Dekkers +4 more
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A Contemporary Mini-Review of Interprofessional Education and Technology-Assisted Management of Dental Emergencies in the Emergency Department. [PDF]
Malik Z, Skapetis T.
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Beyond Heroic Individualism: Cultivating Relational Buffers Against Healthcare System Strain
ABSTRACT Nurses endure elevated rates of burnout, moral injury, and suicide. These outcomes are exacerbated by healthcare systems that prioritize individual responsibility, isolating nurses as sole bearers of accountability for systemic failures. This model of responsibility reflects broader patterns in feminized labor, where caregiving is framed as a ...
Eva Willis, Jamie B. Smith
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