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The Changing Role of the Nurse

International Review of the Red Cross, 1969
Today, the practice of nursing and the education of nurses are going through the most exciting period in modern times. Throughout a long and turbulent history, nursing has faced almost insurmountable difficulties. In the main, these have stemmed from an attempt to maintain stability while conducting innovation, and from an attempt to change while ...
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Role of nursing in telehealth

Nursing, 2022
Abstract: This article explores the types, features, and benefits of telehealth—including a sample telehealth program—and discusses the role of nurses in the efficient delivery and improvement of telehealth systems.
Kiersten, Lebar   +2 more
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The Psychiatric Nurseʼs Role

AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1954
HE work of the psychiatric nurse is to help create an environment in which the patient will have an opportunity to develop new behavior patterns that will enable him to make a more mature adjustment to life. This change in behavior is a growth process in which the patient learns through his experiences with others to examine his beliefs with a new ...
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The future role of the nurse

British Journal of Community Nursing, 2009
Painful funding decisions are inevitable in light of the growing public expenditure deficit. Despite protestations to the contrary, any Government will need to bring the public finances into balance to avoid calamity and dependence upon the International Monetary Fund to meet essential funding requirements.
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Stereoelectroencephalography and the Role of the Nurse

Journal of Neuroscience Nursing, 2020
ABSTRACT BACKGROUND Stereoelectroencephalography (SEEG) is an invasive diagnostic surgical procedure used to identify specific areas of seizure activity in the brain. SEEG has been shown in both adult and pediatric populations to be a safe and effective tool for preoperative decision making.
Debbie A, Masemer   +3 more
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The Future Roles of Nurses

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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The role of the specialist nurse

Heart, 2002
Heart failure is growing in incidence as a result of the aging of the population and of improved survival from myocardial infarction. However, quality of life is poor among patients with heart failure, and has shown to be worse than in most chronic conditions.1 These patients often have a poor prognosis—around 50% of those with severe heart failure ...
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Nurse role in Malta

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 role of the school nurse

Nursing Children and Young People, 2016
'Colleagues in education and healthcare colleagues, such as nurses in hospital services and community services, do not really understand what school nurses do. We have got a lot of work to do in articulating why the role is important'.
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Defining the nurse’s role

Nursing Standard, 1991
Announcing this year's nurses' pay award, Prime Minister John Major told the House of Commons recently: 'When our forces are on active service, we have concluded it would not be appropriate to ask them to wait for their full award.'
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