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New England Journal of Medicine, 1956
IT is a great pleasure to have the privilege of representing the physicians of Boston in making these brief remarks at the opening of this distinguished meeting.
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IT is a great pleasure to have the privilege of representing the physicians of Boston in making these brief remarks at the opening of this distinguished meeting.
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Public Health, 1973
Summary Administrative changes in the National Health Service must be mirrored by operational changes. Such operational changes should be aimed at enhancing the health of the community and therefore at changing the basic work attitudes of the primary care team.
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Summary Administrative changes in the National Health Service must be mirrored by operational changes. Such operational changes should be aimed at enhancing the health of the community and therefore at changing the basic work attitudes of the primary care team.
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1964
IN choosing the title "Caring For the Patient," I bear in mind the closing sentence of Dr. Pea-body's poignant Gay Lecture, in which he stated, "The secret of the care of the patient is in caring f...
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IN choosing the title "Caring For the Patient," I bear in mind the closing sentence of Dr. Pea-body's poignant Gay Lecture, in which he stated, "The secret of the care of the patient is in caring f...
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Caring for a patient with asthma
Nursing, 2005Follow these steps to keep your patient breathing easy.
Bill, Pruitt, Michael, Jacobs
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Caring for a patient with lymphedema
Nursing, 2006After cancer treatment, this condition can be debilitating. Here's how to help your patient.
Deena Damsky, Dell, Cheri, Doll
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Taking Care of Patients and Caring for Patients Are Not the Same
AORN Journal, 2004THERE IS A SIGNIFICANT difference between taking care of patients and caring for patients. TAKING CARE OF PATIENTS emphasizes objective, professional care, such as the medical and psychological aspects of nursing. CARING FOR PATIENTS, on the other hand, is a humanistic way of interacting with patients that demonstrates sincere care and concern for ...
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PATIENT CARE: Perioperative Patient Care
AORN Journal, 1993PATIENT CARE: Perioperative Patient Care, second ed, By Julia A. Kneedler, Gwen H.
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Journal of PeriAnesthesia Nursing, 2005
I a g A t p l c w T t t f p THE OBSTETRIC PATIENT may be an every day occurrence for some postanesthesia nurses or an unusual occurrence for others. Providing the appropriate environment, the nursing competencies, and the multidisciplinary approach necessary for the care of this patient population may vary depending on the hospital where the care is ...
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I a g A t p l c w T t t f p THE OBSTETRIC PATIENT may be an every day occurrence for some postanesthesia nurses or an unusual occurrence for others. Providing the appropriate environment, the nursing competencies, and the multidisciplinary approach necessary for the care of this patient population may vary depending on the hospital where the care is ...
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1968
IN most areas of medical care, adaptations in practice have kept pace with advances in knowledge about diseases and therapeutic procedures.
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IN most areas of medical care, adaptations in practice have kept pace with advances in knowledge about diseases and therapeutic procedures.
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Clinics in Liver Disease, 2009
Timely surveillance for varices and hepatocellular carcinoma, prophylaxis against spontaneous bacterial peritonitis (SBP) improve survival in patients awaiting transplantation. Early diagnosis of minimal or overt hepatic encephalopathy can delay life threatening complications, reduce need for hospitalization, and potentially improve survival pending ...
Priya, Grewal, Paul, Martin
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Timely surveillance for varices and hepatocellular carcinoma, prophylaxis against spontaneous bacterial peritonitis (SBP) improve survival in patients awaiting transplantation. Early diagnosis of minimal or overt hepatic encephalopathy can delay life threatening complications, reduce need for hospitalization, and potentially improve survival pending ...
Priya, Grewal, Paul, Martin
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