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The Ecology of Care in Parkinson's Disease

Movement Disorders Clinical Practice, EarlyView.
Joaquin A. Vizcarra
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Newly trained operating room nurses’ experiences of nursing care in the operating room

Scandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences, 2020
There is limited research on nurses’ experiences of nursing care in the operating room. The operating room nurses’ responsibility is to ensure good nursing care before, during and after surgery. In an increasingly technological health care environment, there is always a risk of turning the focus away from nursing care towards technology and medicine ...
Johan Eriksson, Britt-Marie Lindgren, Elisabeth Lindahl   +2 more
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Nursing in a technological environment: Nursing care in the operating room

International Journal of Nursing Practice, 2006
Operating room nurses continue to draw criticism regarding the appropriateness of a nursing presence in the operating room. The technological focus of the theatre and the ways in which nurses in the theatre have shaped and reshaped their practice in response to technological change have caused people within and outside the nursing profession to ...
Mary Fitzgerald
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Television in Operating Room Nursing

AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1956
As more hospitals install television equipment for teaching medical personnel, the technical aspects of producing the telecast program is improving. Nurses have become interested in these televised programs that were primarily produced for medical groups, but, they have not used television as a teaching medium in nursing education.
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Operating Room Nurses Go Visiting

The American Journal of Nursing, 1972
knowledge of what is involved in the scheduled procedure. She is familiar with the various surgeons' techniques and how long a specific procedure will take, so can readily answer the patients' questions about how long he will be in the operating room and the recovery room.
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Nursing and patient safety in the operating room

Journal of Advanced Nursing, 2007
AbstractTitle.  Nursing and patient safety in the operating room Aim.  This paper is a report of a study to identify what operating room nurses believe influences patient safety and how they see their role in enhancing patient safety.Background.  Research in health care shows that work experience, communication and the organization of work are key ...
Herdis, Alfredsdottir, Kristin, Bjornsdottir   +1 more
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Gatekeeping practices of nurses in operating rooms

Social Science & Medicine, 2009
This paper explores the gatekeeping practices used by operating room nurses to control information flow in their everyday clinical practice. In nursing, gatekeeping appears only sporadically in the literature and usually emerges as a secondary concept rather than being the primary focus of studies.
Robin, Riley, Elizabeth, Manias
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Latex Allergy in Operating Room Nurses

Annals of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology, 1998
To determine the prevalence of allergy to natural rubber latex and potential crossreacting foods in operating room nurses.Two hundred forty-seven operating room nurses completed a latex allergy questionnaire. They were questioned about symptoms of latex reactivity and about other allergies particularly to foods that may crossreact with latex.
S R, Mace, G L, Sussman, G, Liss, D F, Stark, D, Beezhold, R, Thompson, K, Kelly   +6 more
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Operating room nursing in freestanding center

AORN Journal, 1974
The traditional domain of the operating room nurse is the operating room suite in a hospital. But recent advances in health care delivery are changing this. Today the OR nurse may be working in a nonhospital facility offering outpatient surgery and postanesthesia observation.
S, Wann, D, Kangas, D, Udvare
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Footsteps to the future for operating room nurses

AORN Journal, 1971
chapter of AORN. peared on the world scene with impact! Against the horizons of the Crimea a personality emerged, a p propriately named Nightingale; harbinger of the dawn of nursing and herald of our future. Historians describe her as frail in health and technically inept by today’s standards.
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