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Perioperative nurses’ perceptions of competence: Implications for migration
, 2012 Background. Nurses' recognition of their own level of skills and abilities (ie perceived competence) is a prerequisite for ensuring they can practice in a safe manner.
Gillespie, Brigid +3 more
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Satisfactory, good and outstanding nurses: perceptions of nurses, their colleagues and patients [PDF]
, 2012 All nurses must accept responsibility for their own professional competence and performance but it is often the case that there is a large disparity between those nurses who perform very well and those who perform less well.
Medigovich, Kristina
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Male Nurse’s Nursing Professional Values
Indian Journal of Science and Technology, 2017 Objectives: To investigate nursing professional values of male nurses in South Korea. Methods: Data were collected on May, 2013 and a total of 150 male nurses who worked at hospital were recruited for this study. Nursing professional values were measured using a structured questionnaire.
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Irish Nurses Organisation (INO) annual report, 2000
, 2001 It gives me great pleasure, as President of the Irish Nurses Organisation, to present this Annual Report for the year 2000. The year under review saw the Organisation engage in a range of activities covering industrial relations.
Irish Nurses Organisation (INO)
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Frontiers in Public HealthIntroductionWork–family conflict and burnout have become pressing concerns in nursing profession. These factors negatively affect nurses' health and work performance and therefore negatively influence the quality and safety of patient care.
Dongmei Diao +14 more
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Irish Nurses Organisation annual report and accounts 1988-89
, 1989 The services have taken a beating on many fronts: closure of beds in hospitals, failure to develop community services, failure to fill essential vacancies, allowing senior managerial staff to go under a voluntary redundancy programme without ...
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Irish Nurses Organisation annual report and accounts, 1991-1992.
, 1992 The year to 30 June 1992, represents a period in which the Organisation moved to consolidate its position arising from its newly acquired status as the professional trade union for nurses.
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Irish Nurses Organisation annual report and accounts 1995
, 1995 In addition to this. the Organisation launched the first Distance Learning Certificate Programme in Front Line Management in conjunction with the University of Limerick. who will accredit the course. Interest in the course far exceeded our expectations
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Staying power: the career journeys of leading African, African-Caribbean and Asian nurses in England [PDF]
This thesis is the first research of its kind to examine the career journeys of leading African, African-Caribbean and Asian, male and female, nurses' careers in England, and adds substantially to our extremely limited knowledge concerning the black ...
Mayor, Vina
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