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1987
The roles of the nurse are described below in diagrammatic form, with questions to act as a framework for your discussion and evaluation.
B. Sendell, Patricia Hunt
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The roles of the nurse are described below in diagrammatic form, with questions to act as a framework for your discussion and evaluation.
B. Sendell, Patricia Hunt
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1981
When the nurse starts to work in a busy Accident and Emergency department she encounters a very different atmosphere from that existing in the wards.
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When the nurse starts to work in a busy Accident and Emergency department she encounters a very different atmosphere from that existing in the wards.
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Nursing Research, 1977
The Corwin (1960) scale measuring role conception and role deprivation was compared with a newly devised instrument that measures bureaucratic, professional, and service-traditional role concepts. Although further work remains to be done on the new scale, role conceptions of nurses in the 1970s are different from those in the 1950s.
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The Corwin (1960) scale measuring role conception and role deprivation was compared with a newly devised instrument that measures bureaucratic, professional, and service-traditional role concepts. Although further work remains to be done on the new scale, role conceptions of nurses in the 1970s are different from those in the 1950s.
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The role of the nurse endoscopist
Hospital Medicine, 2003Colorectal nurse specialist roles have developed since the publication of the Calman-Hine report, with most of the post-holders dealing specifically with patients with a diagnosis of colorectal cancer. While posts vary, many of these nurses also perform endoscopy as part of their role.
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CIN: Computers, Informatics, Nursing, 2009
There are not enough dietitians and nutritionists available to serve the entire healthcare industry. That means that nurses often fill the role of nutrition counselors. Nurses do not receive extensive education about nutrition, but there are great opportunities for nurses in nutrition, both as educators and researchers.
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There are not enough dietitians and nutritionists available to serve the entire healthcare industry. That means that nurses often fill the role of nutrition counselors. Nurses do not receive extensive education about nutrition, but there are great opportunities for nurses in nutrition, both as educators and researchers.
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Nursing Standard, 2008
The tiny island of Malta has health challenges to tackle. But next week (April 4-8) it plays host to the Commonwealth Nurses Federation.
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The tiny island of Malta has health challenges to tackle. But next week (April 4-8) it plays host to the Commonwealth Nurses Federation.
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Journal for Nurses in Staff Development (JNSD), 2002
Healthcare delivery in the United States is changing because of managed care and capitation. The future of hospital nursing is being reshaped because of the economic pressures of managed care and market-led health reforms. A variety of new healthcare job opportunities for nurses will now present themselves.
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Healthcare delivery in the United States is changing because of managed care and capitation. The future of hospital nursing is being reshaped because of the economic pressures of managed care and market-led health reforms. A variety of new healthcare job opportunities for nurses will now present themselves.
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Increasing Roles for Nurses [PDF]
European Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing, 2002 openaire +3 more sources
1988
Many roles are demanded of nurses. Patients cast nurses into roles that seem necessary for meeting a problem as they view it. Nurses define roles in which they wish to function or that are thought to be desirable performances for a nurse. Society has views on how nurses should function and these conceptions vary in communities and economic groupings ...
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Many roles are demanded of nurses. Patients cast nurses into roles that seem necessary for meeting a problem as they view it. Nurses define roles in which they wish to function or that are thought to be desirable performances for a nurse. Society has views on how nurses should function and these conceptions vary in communities and economic groupings ...
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Role Confusion and Conflict in Nursing: The Role of the Professional Nurse
The American Journal of Nursing, 1959Warren G. Bennis, Kenneth D. Benne
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