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How Organisational Dynamics Impact Decision Latitude, Social Support, Self-Identity Through Work and Job Insecurity for Nurse Practitioners. [PDF]

J Adv Nurs
Wright I, Vorster A, Merrick E.
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[Communication in the supervisory nursing process].

Revista brasileira de enfermagem, 1978
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Psychoanalytic understanding and nursing: A supervisory workshop with nurse tutors

Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy, 1995
SUMMARY This paper describes some work from an ongoing group in which nurse tutors discuss, with each other and with a visiting psychoanalyst, their work with difficult personal students. The aim of the group is to help the tutors disentangle unconscious factors in the tutor-student relationship which are impeding the tasks of teaching and learning ...
J. Fabricius
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Active Telepresence Assistance for Supervisory Control: A User Study with a Multi-Camera Tele-Nursing Robot

IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation, 2021
Supervisory control of a humanoid robot in a manipulation task requires coordination of remote perception with robot action, which becomes more demanding with multiple moving cameras available for task supervision. We explore the use of autonomous camera
A. Valiton, Hannah Baez, Naomi Harrison, Justine Roy, Zhi Li   +4 more
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A Concept Analysis of Role Ambiguity Experienced by Hospital Nurses Providing Bedside Nursing Care.

Nursing and Health Sciences, 2021
The concept of role ambiguity, despite its wide application in nursing research, lacks a clear definition and conceptualization, resulting in inconsistencies about how it is defined, operationalized, and applied in research. The purpose of this paper was
Adem Cengiz, L. Yoder, Valerie Danesh
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Implementing supervisory status for senior charge nurses

Nursing Standard, 2014
This article is the fourth in a series of seven articles relating to the implementation of Leading Better Care (LBC). It describes two projects that were undertaken concurrently within NHS Lanarkshire to support senior charge nurses to work effectively within the role framework of LBC, with enhanced supervisory status.
Margot, Russell, Clare, McGuire
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Examining Nurses' Demographic Variations on Supervisory Support and Work Environment Perceptions: A Secondary Data Analysis

Journal of the Society of Internationally Educated Nurses
Introduction: The increasing emphasis on creating healthy work environments is driven by their impact on both nurse and patient outcomes. Previous evidence has established a link between supportive nursing leadership and work environments, but ...
Simon Paul Navarro
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Nurse Workload and Missed Nursing Care in Neonatal Intensive Care Units.

JAMA pediatrics
Importance High nurse workload can compromise quality of care in neonatal intensive care units, leading to preventable harm and worsening clinical outcomes. Objective To evaluate differential effects of objective and subjective nurse workload on missed
Heather L. Tubbs‐Cooley, Adam C Carle, Barbara A Mark, Ayse P Gurses, Rita H. Pickler, Priya D Hall, Thomas Bartman   +6 more
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Embedding emotional resilience into general practice nursing education and supervision

Practice Nursing
General practice nursing is a rapidly evolving field, requiring nurses to possess not only clinical competence but also emotional agility and psychological robustness.
Tiago Horta Reis da Silva
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