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Emergency Nurse, 2007
This study was under-taken to explore the communication process between ED and intensive care unit (ICU) staff during transfers of critically ill patients.
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This study was under-taken to explore the communication process between ED and intensive care unit (ICU) staff during transfers of critically ill patients.
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Transference in Patients and Caregivers
American Journal of Psychotherapy, 2010Transference occurs in many relationships and personal interactions as well as in the therapeutic setting. Caregiving is a dynamic role. Transference issues arise from a highly interactive and complex relationship. Our patients and families communicate with us constantly if we remain open to the messages. The role of the immediate caregiver is vital to
Carol W, Berman, Mary F, Bezkor
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The American Journal of Nursing, 1967
A communications form should furnish the patient information required under Medicare and convey the many specific facts which the nurse needs from the moment a patient becomes her responsibility in order to understand him and to plan his care. The form described here was designed to do this and was tested and refined over a three-year period by nurses,
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A communications form should furnish the patient information required under Medicare and convey the many specific facts which the nurse needs from the moment a patient becomes her responsibility in order to understand him and to plan his care. The form described here was designed to do this and was tested and refined over a three-year period by nurses,
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Transfering myocardial infarction patients
British Journal of Healthcare Management, 2008Primary percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) has been shown to provide significant benefits over thrombolysis in the management of ST elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI), as evidenced by reduced 30day mortality, reduced re-infarction rate, reduced stroke incidence and reduced length of stay (Andersen et al, 2003; Keeley et al, 2003 ...
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Psychotherapy patient transfer: secondhand rose
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1975The author uses the analogy of the marketplace to examine the dynamics of the transfer of psychotherapy patients in university clinic settings. The outgoing therapist is the seller, the prospective therapist the buyer, and the patient the commodity--the secondhand Rose.
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Health devices, 1990
This evaluation of patient transfer systems was prepared to give our readers an overview of these devices--their value within the hospital to both patients and staff, the currently available models, and our recommendations for the best use of each model.
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This evaluation of patient transfer systems was prepared to give our readers an overview of these devices--their value within the hospital to both patients and staff, the currently available models, and our recommendations for the best use of each model.
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Smooth patient transfers, Part III
Nursing, 2008Learn how this "pick-me-up" can protect your patient and your back.
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Transference in the nurse–patient relationship
Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing, 2007The therapeutic relationship has been considered foundational to psychiatric nursing practice since at least the mid‐20th century. However, this does not, in itself, guarantee either its continuity or relevance to current practice. Concepts such as the therapeutic relationship require sustained attention, both in theory and in practice, to illustrate ...
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