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A Descriptive Evaluation of Evidence‐Based Rounds in Critical Care Using Mixed Data Types
ABSTRACT Objectives To pilot and evaluate the implementation of a structured Evidence‐Based Rounds (EBR) education model in critical care. Design A mixed data type design was used to evaluate Evidence‐Based Rounds in a critical care setting. Structured observational data were captured and open‐ended survey responses were submitted by attendees. Content
P. Yerbury +4 more
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Facilitating interprofessional learning: experiences of using a digital activity for training handover of critically ill patients between a primary health care centre and ambulance services - a qualitative study. [PDF]
Helen C +4 more
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Learning together on-line: Student and staff experience of interprofessional on-line groups [PDF]
Margaret Miers +5 more
openalex
ABSTRACT Background Critical thinking has been identified as a key requirement for safe and competent practice for Nurse Practitioners. It has been suggested that it is the foundation for the development of clinical reasoning, diagnostic reasoning, and clinical judgement.
Shannon McNamara +3 more
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The impact of online interprofessional learning on family health education to prepare collaborative-ready health professionals: A mixed-method study. [PDF]
Hermasari BK +4 more
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ABSTRACT Aim To psychometrically validate a comprehensive core competence (3C) instrument to measure the core competence of healthcare professionals in clinical settings. Design Instrument development and validation study. Method This study focused on the fourth phase of instrument development and validation, which involves refining the scale and ...
Fatma Al Jabri +3 more
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ABSTRACT Background Patient mental state deterioration presents significant challenges in acute hospital settings, affecting outcomes, increasing reliance on restrictive interventions, and placing additional strain on healthcare staff. Despite its prevalence, consensus on best practice remains limited.
Tendayi Bruce Dziruni +3 more
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