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Quality assurance in endoscopy nursing
Best Practice & Research Clinical Gastroenterology, 2011Since the 1960s quality assurance has become an integral part of medicine and nursing. The aims of quality assurance cover patient and staff safety and satisfaction, economical factors and the implementation of health care policy. Endoscopy units can be established in hospitals, primary care or ambulatory endoscopy centres.
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A review of nursing quality assurance
Journal of Advanced Nursing, 1992This paper presents an overview of frameworks used in nursing quality assurance, an outline of the quality assurance movement in nursing, and its current concerns It is argued that quality assurance activity appears to be propelled by market forces, regulation, coercion and professionalism The concern with measurement places quality assurance activity ...
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Developing Nursing: The Contribution to Quality
International Journal of Health Care Quality Assurance, 1988The part played by quality assurance and the setting of standards in enhancing the motivation of nurses is described. The involvement of nurses themselves in developing “professional practice” has played a key role in reducing sickness, absence and turnover rates.
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Quality assurance in nurse education
Nurse Education Today, 1993Nurse education in common with all areas of health is undergoing rapid and wide-ranging change. The selection and implementation of quality assurance strategies is now very much a current issue in colleges of nursing up and down the United Kingdom. In this article the author examines one model of quality assurance and looks at possible strategies for ...
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The quality of nurse education in the 1980s
Journal of Advanced Nursing, 1992This paper describes a research project which attempted to evaluate the preregistration preparation of nurses as an educational pursuit It argues that two major learning paradigms exist, education and training These paradigms can be differentiated on the basis of three critical aspects of the curriculum which also indicate the key areas for quality ...
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THE STAFF NURSE AS QUALITY MONITOR
AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1991M F, Fralic +2 more
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Quality Nursing Research: The Key to Quality Nursing Education
Nurse Educator, 1986openaire +2 more sources