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Image: the Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 1994
Dimensions of nurse caring were elicited through nurse and patient responses on the revised Caring Behaviors Inventory (CBI), a 43‐item instrument. Subjects included 278 nurses and 263 patients and former patients. An exploratory factor analysis using the principal components method with varimax rotation was used to identify CBI dimensions; a five ...
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Dimensions of nurse caring were elicited through nurse and patient responses on the revised Caring Behaviors Inventory (CBI), a 43‐item instrument. Subjects included 278 nurses and 263 patients and former patients. An exploratory factor analysis using the principal components method with varimax rotation was used to identify CBI dimensions; a five ...
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Journal of Advanced Nursing, 1997
Despite the poor performance of the general economy, the health care industry in Australia has experienced constant growth for several decades. Overall, Australia's expenditure on health is relatively high and, with an increasingly aged population, this expenditure is not likely to decrease. With the current concerns over cost‐containment in the health
J, Hendricks, P, Baume
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Despite the poor performance of the general economy, the health care industry in Australia has experienced constant growth for several decades. Overall, Australia's expenditure on health is relatively high and, with an increasingly aged population, this expenditure is not likely to decrease. With the current concerns over cost‐containment in the health
J, Hendricks, P, Baume
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The Proceedings of the Second ICST International Conference on Pervasive Computing Technologies for Healthcare, 2008
Today, more and more hospitals manage patient records using computer support. Hospital personnel, however, are complaining increasingly about the complications involved in using healthcare applications. Dealing with complexity is a waste of valuable time that could be better dedicated to patient care.
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Today, more and more hospitals manage patient records using computer support. Hospital personnel, however, are complaining increasingly about the complications involved in using healthcare applications. Dealing with complexity is a waste of valuable time that could be better dedicated to patient care.
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QUALITY ASSURANCE IN NURSING CARE: STRUCTURE AND PROCESS OF NURSING CARE
International Journal for Quality in Health Care, 1990This article has the following objectives: to state the continuity in quality assurance in nursing without developing them, to point out the changes and the trends, to comment on them and to suggest plans of action. The objectives will be attained integrating these changes into the two first steps of the evaluation: the elaboration of norms and the ...
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The American Journal of Nursing, 1955
W HAT is professional nursing? his is one o the most vexing questions that confronts nurses today, since very few persons, even nurses themselves, can seem to arrive at a complete and satisfying definition. The components of nursing, its limitations, scope, and unique contribution to human health, appear to shift and expand almost daily, as the number ...
M, LESSER, V, KEANE
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W HAT is professional nursing? his is one o the most vexing questions that confronts nurses today, since very few persons, even nurses themselves, can seem to arrive at a complete and satisfying definition. The components of nursing, its limitations, scope, and unique contribution to human health, appear to shift and expand almost daily, as the number ...
M, LESSER, V, KEANE
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Journal of Advanced Nursing, 1994
The history of caring is intertwined with the history of women and thus with nursing Although nurses have a professional mandate to provide care, the significance, meaning and function of care and caring remains undefined and intangible within nursing Many factors contribute to a dilemma that requires the professional responsibility to care while ...
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The history of caring is intertwined with the history of women and thus with nursing Although nurses have a professional mandate to provide care, the significance, meaning and function of care and caring remains undefined and intangible within nursing Many factors contribute to a dilemma that requires the professional responsibility to care while ...
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Nursing Standard, 1990
A new nursing audit initiative was launched last week to teach all grass-roots staff how to measure the quality of their care.
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A new nursing audit initiative was launched last week to teach all grass-roots staff how to measure the quality of their care.
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British Journal of Nursing, 1992
In his editorial Nursing models redundant in practice (Vol 1(5): 219), Francis Biley drew attention to the exploration of the ‘real essence of nursing’. Indicators of this new development are the recognition of nursing narrative as a source of knowledge, new value being attached to feminist perspectives, and the exploration of concepts such as caring.
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In his editorial Nursing models redundant in practice (Vol 1(5): 219), Francis Biley drew attention to the exploration of the ‘real essence of nursing’. Indicators of this new development are the recognition of nursing narrative as a source of knowledge, new value being attached to feminist perspectives, and the exploration of concepts such as caring.
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American Journal of Hospice and Palliative Medicine®, 2003
Paul C, Rousseau, Diane, Kukulka
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Paul C, Rousseau, Diane, Kukulka
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