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ABSTRACT Aims To explore how nurse practitioners experienced and understood development of their capability providing medication for opioid use disorder and safe supply in North American primary care settings. Design A phenomenographic approach was applied to the study design, recruitment, and analysis. Methods Semi‐structured interviews were conducted
Martha M. Whitfield+4 more
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Evaluation of an interprofessional education program involving medical and pharmacy students: a mixed-method study. [PDF]
Mertens JF+6 more
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ABSTRACT Aims To investigate clinicians' views on barriers and facilitators to implementing pressure injury prevention guideline recommendations for nutrition assessment and treatment, and de‐implementing inappropriate alternating pressure air mattress allocation.
Ching Shan Wan+4 more
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ABSTRACT Aim To identify whether nurse practitioners (NPs) in New Zealand (NZ) have the organisational opportunities to make decisions related to performing their role. Design A cross‐sectional study of self‐reported decision‐making, social support, psychosocial demands and identification with role in a representative population of NPs employed in a ...
Isabella Wright+2 more
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Participation in a pre-registration student interprofessional education (IPE) society: influence on subsequent professional practice. [PDF]
Hirsch C+7 more
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Child and Family Centred Care: A Three‐Phased Principle‐Based Concept Analysis
ABSTRACT Introduction Despite a growing multidisciplinary interest in the Child and Family Centred Care approach, its meaning remains unclear in extant literature. It is, therefore, crucial to explore, analyse, describe, and clarify the concept of the Child and Family Centred Care approach and its associated terms. Method A three‐phased principle‐based
Maggie Zgambo+7 more
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A Scoping Review of Comparative Healthcare Codes of Ethics Studies
ABSTRACT Background Codes of ethics are, for many, important documents that define the key values and behaviours expected of healthcare professionals. They are also documents that have been widely criticised. These criticisms range from being vague to failing to provide guidance on many important issues.
Ryan Essex+4 more
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ABSTRACT Aims To identify key communication skills for Canadian nursing practice. Design Quantitative research using a nationwide survey. Methods Exploratory confirmatory factor analysis was used to identify factors underlying key communication skills required for nursing practice.
Eunice Eunhee Jang+2 more
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Evaluating Interprofessional Education Readiness and Perceptions Among Health Professions Students [Letter]. [PDF]
Begum AK, Ahmed S.
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