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Mealtimes In Nursing Homes: THE ROLE OF NURSING STAFF
Journal of Gerontological Nursing, 2003ABSTRACT The literature suggests that food service largely has become identified as a non-nursing duty and as a task that should be completed as quickly as possible. This conflicts with the evidence that social interaction at mealtimes has the potential to promote well being.
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The American Journal of Nursing, 1973
In the growing literature on crisis intervention, the nurse is frequently designated as the intervener. Donna Aguilera points out that crises occur as a "normal" part of work and that nurses are expected to cope effectively with both the crisis and with patients' everyday problems of living(1).
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In the growing literature on crisis intervention, the nurse is frequently designated as the intervener. Donna Aguilera points out that crises occur as a "normal" part of work and that nurses are expected to cope effectively with both the crisis and with patients' everyday problems of living(1).
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Motivating and Rewarding the Staff Nurse
JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration, 1978In meeting the economic and professional need for staff nurses to stay at the bedside, a system established at one medical center uses four methods to motivate and reward the staff nurse. They are: recognition and monetary reward, rural nursing experience, cross-training, and inservice participation.
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MCN, The American Journal of Maternal/Child Nursing, 1999
This article describes the professional growth of a nurse who journeyed from being a staff nurse to becoming a coordinator of a national program. The critical turning points that fostered this nurse's development are detailed. The guidance and support of the nursing and hospital administration as well as the mentorship of fellow professionals were key ...
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This article describes the professional growth of a nurse who journeyed from being a staff nurse to becoming a coordinator of a national program. The critical turning points that fostered this nurse's development are detailed. The guidance and support of the nursing and hospital administration as well as the mentorship of fellow professionals were key ...
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Journal for Specialists in Pediatric Nursing, 2004
Jennifer P. Bertolino +1 more
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Jennifer P. Bertolino +1 more
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The Staff Nurse Speaks for the Nursing Team
The American Journal of Nursing, 1953Janet Bozenhard, Wilhelmina Fitt
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1975
The nursing staff must 1) arrange admittance of the patient to be examined; 2) prepare the equipment (check the suction apparatus, lubricate the biopsy forceps with liquid paraffin, coat the lenses with Merkril solution, prepare slides for cytology and bottles containing formalin or 700 alcohol for biopsy specimens, check the still ...
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The nursing staff must 1) arrange admittance of the patient to be examined; 2) prepare the equipment (check the suction apparatus, lubricate the biopsy forceps with liquid paraffin, coat the lenses with Merkril solution, prepare slides for cytology and bottles containing formalin or 700 alcohol for biopsy specimens, check the still ...
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