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Reading activities of registered nurses
Journal of Continuing Education in the Health Professions, 1990This national study was designed to gather baseline data about the reading activities of registered nurses. Questionnaires were administered by nurse continuing educators to subjects (N = 1406) at 44 sites in 25 states and the District of Columbia. In a week, the mean amount of time devoted to professional literature was four hours, 48 minutes (SD = 3 ...
B A, Gessner, M L, Armstrong, A S, Chang
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Registered nurses' perceptions of nursing.
Nursing economic$, 2005In Part II of this six part series on the state of the registered nurse (RN) workforce in the United States, the focus is on RNs' perceptions of nursing including RNs' satisfaction with their jobs in general and on specific elements of their work experiences, such as the quality of professional relationships.
Peter I, Buerhaus +5 more
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Depression Among Female Registered Nurses
Nursing Management (Springhouse), 1993Depression, the most frequently diagnosed psychiatric illness, is characterized by feelings of sadness, pessimism, self-dislike and loss of energy, motivation and concentration. The relationship of self-esteem, assertiveness and anxiety to depression is studied in a group of female nurses.
K, Skinner, R D, Scott
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Registering the History of Nursing
Image: the Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 1992As a school of nursing librarian, I received increasing numbers of inquiries about historical records from researchers in this country and abroad. Nursing schools and leaders were being honored with exhibits and films, biographies of American nurses appeared in the literature in greater numbers, and occasions, such as National Nurses’Day, were observed
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Political Participation of Registered Nurses
Policy, Politics, & Nursing Practice, 2011Level of political participation and factors contributing to participation were measured among Midwest RNs ( n = 468) via an online survey (Cronbach’s α = .95). Respondents reported engaging in primarily “low cost” activities (e.g., voting, discussing politics, and contacting elected officials), with fewer reporting speaking at public gatherings ...
Christine L, Vandenhouten +4 more
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Malaysian Registered Nurses' Professional Learning
International Journal of Nursing Education Scholarship, 2006Findings of a study of the impact of professional learning on Malaysian registered nurses are reported. The offshore delivery post-registration nursing degree programme is a formal aspect of professional learning, which enables Malaysian registered nurses to upgrade their hospital-based training or diploma of nursing qualification to a degree.
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Registered Nurses and Moral Distress
Dimensions of Critical Care Nursing, 2010Nurses spend more time with patients at the end of life than any other member of the health care team, giving them early insight into futility-of-care issues for a particular patient. Providing futile care to dying patients is a well-known source of moral distress for nurses.
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