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Nurse Education Today, 1992
This paper reports on selected findings of a small exploratory study of the role of the nurse teacher. A questionnaire was circulated to teaching staff in one college of nursing. Quantitative data collected included a range of biographical detail, an outline of career patterns, professional qualifications and specific preparation undertaken for the ...
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This paper reports on selected findings of a small exploratory study of the role of the nurse teacher. A questionnaire was circulated to teaching staff in one college of nursing. Quantitative data collected included a range of biographical detail, an outline of career patterns, professional qualifications and specific preparation undertaken for the ...
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The role of the nurse practitioner
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1975This paper sets forth a careful survey of the attitude of private patients to care received from the nurse practitioner. Questions asked included a detailed profile of patient reaction to the functions and capabilities of the nurse practitioner. Two hundred patients provided the comprehensive data from a random selection of patients seen by the nurse ...
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Nursing Standard, 1997
Developing nursing roles is the fourth of six Continuing Education articles related to the 1997 Clinical Practice and Management Awards, a joint initiative between the Royal College of Nursing, Smith & Nephew and Nursing Standard. Participants completing the assessment have the option of returning the answer sheet in the conventional way, by no ...
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Developing nursing roles is the fourth of six Continuing Education articles related to the 1997 Clinical Practice and Management Awards, a joint initiative between the Royal College of Nursing, Smith & Nephew and Nursing Standard. Participants completing the assessment have the option of returning the answer sheet in the conventional way, by no ...
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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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Nephrology Nursing Journal
Numerous nursing roles in a variety of work environments are available to nurses specializing in nephrology nursing. This article describes the various roles and work settings available to nurses new to nephrology and experienced nephrology nurses, intending to promote awareness of the specialty and increase the number of nurses working in nephrology ...
Jean, DeStefano, Jennifer, Payton
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Numerous nursing roles in a variety of work environments are available to nurses specializing in nephrology nursing. This article describes the various roles and work settings available to nurses new to nephrology and experienced nephrology nurses, intending to promote awareness of the specialty and increase the number of nurses working in nephrology ...
Jean, DeStefano, Jennifer, Payton
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The Role of the Nurse Executive
JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration, 1981It is vital that the nurse executive critically examine her role conception and her role performance. She should take an activist's position in regard to her role, making it the sort of role it should be rather than merely filling the role as others expect or anticipate.
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Role Confusion and Conflict in Nursing: The Role of the Professional Nurse
The American Journal of Nursing, 1959K D, BENNE, W, BENNIS
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The Nurse's Role in Hypothyroidism
Nursing Clinics of North America, 1980M M, Wake, J F, Brensinger
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