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NURSE AND AIDE: A NURSING ASSISTANT S POINT OF VIEW
Nursing Journal of India, 1980(1981). Nurse and Aide: A Nursing Assistant's Point of View. Hospital Topics: Vol. 59, No. 1, pp. 17-17.
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Nurse Education Today, 2015 Background: Nursing assistants are the largest aged care workforce providing care to older people in residential aged care facilities. Although studies have focused on their training and development needs when providing a palliative approach, a valid ...
Michel Edenborough, Sara Karácsony
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The Role of Certified Nursing Assistants in Nursing Homes
JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration, 2003OBJECTIVE Pilot study to examine the experiences of the certified nursing assistants (CNAs) in Colorado nursing homes.CNAs provide 80% to 90% of the care to residents in nursing homes. Their reported turnover rate is as high as 400% in some studies, and the potential pool of CNAs is dwindling. As the demand for CNAs increases, their experiences must be
Karen, Pennington +2 more
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Involving Nursing Assistants in Nursing Home QI
AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 2018Staff engagement and input are crucial to project success.
Kathleen, Abrahamson +2 more
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Nurse-Assisted Peg in Children
British Journal of Perioperative Nursing (United Kingdom), 2003The first of these two articles, published in last month's BJPN, discussed percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (PEG) in practice. This second article reviews 122 paediatric PEG procedures performed between 1998 and 2002 with the nurse as surgeon's assistant to a surgeon endoscopist.
Alex C H, Lee +4 more
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Nursing Assistance for Families of Patients
Journal of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health Services, 1994With deinstitutionalization, families have become the primary caregivers of persons with mental illness. Mental health professionals and family members must work together to prevent damage to our most valuable resource, the family. Nurses, who often provide the most continuous care for seriously mentally ill persons, are in a unique position to reach ...
G M, Bartol, E, Moon, M, Linton
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Healthcare assistants: the substitute nurse
British Journal of Nursing, 1997An independent survey of 1338 nurses, midwives and health visitors commissioned by Unison as part of its 1998 evidence to the pay review body shows that poor morale as a result of shortages, cutbacks work pressures and low pay is causing two-thirds of nurses to consider leaving the NHS and the nursing profession (Thornley, 1997a).
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