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Barriers to Health Services Perceived by Marshallese Immigrants
Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health, 2005The Marshallese immigrant population, part of a growing Asian American and Pacific Islander population in the United States, has adverse health conditions and disparities that are mainly attributed to their pre-migration health status. Little is known about the perceived and real barriers Marshallese experience in accessing and utilizing health ...
Deanna Perez, Williams, Ann, Hampton
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Communication barriers perceived by older patients and nurses
International Journal of Nursing Studies, 2005This study investigated the communication barriers perceived by older hospitalized patients and nurses in Korea, with the aim of identifying disparities between the two parties. The authors developed a 50-item communication-barrier questionnaire that includes patient, nurse, and environmental factors.
Eun-kyung, Park, Misoon, Song
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Distress Tolerance and Perceived Barriers to Smoking Cessation
Substance Abuse, 2013Background The present study examined the role of emotional distress tolerance (DT) in predicting barriers to smoking cessation and number of quit attempts. Methods The sample consisted of regular daily smokers (
Kristen M, Kraemer +4 more
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Health promotion of older adults: perceived barriers
Journal of Advanced Nursing, 1991The purpose of this descriptive study was to examine the perceptions of rural men and women, ages 50 to 70 years, regarding barriers to health promotion in the treatment of a chronic disease entity – hypertension Orem's constructs of self‐care provided the theoretical framework for the study Specific study aims were to (a) identify health belief/values,
W R, Whetstone, J C, Reid
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Perceived barriers to rural nurse practitioner practice
Clinical Excellence for Nurse Practitioners, 2001Studies of barriers to nurse practitioner (NP) practice show similar results for more than 20 years. Comparisons of barriers to rural NP practice have not been performed. Descriptive data about perceived barriers to practice were collected from 292 NPs in one midwestern state (urban, 229; rural, 63; response rate, 60%).
L L, Lindeke, T R, Bly, R A, Wilcox
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Perceived Barriers to Adherence to Hemodialysis Dietary Recommendations
Clinical Nursing Research, 2018Barriers to following dietary recommendations have been described; however, they remain poorly understood. The purpose of this qualitative study was to explore perceived barriers to adherence to dietary recommendations in a diverse hemodialysis patient population.
Maya N. Clark-Cutaia +6 more
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How nurses perceive barriers to research implementation
Nursing Standard, 1997This article follows up a previous article on community nurses' perceived barriers to implementing research (Walsh 1997). Here the author examines the perceived barriers to research use among a sample of 63 hospital and 78 community nurses. The major barriers identified relate to the clinical setting and understanding research reports. The results have
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Staff-Perceived Barriers and Facilitators
Critical Care Nurse, 2010Chris, Winkelman, Karen, Peereboom
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Perceived barriers to pain management.
Emergency nurse : the journal of the RCN Accident and Emergency Nursing Association, 2009Martin, Duignan, Virginia, Dunn
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