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A SMART Approach to Retention in HIV Care

NEJM Evidence, 2023
The Joint United Nation Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) has aims that, by 2025, 95% of people with HIV should know their HIV status, 95% of people who receive a diagnosis should be receiving antiretroviral therapy (ART), and 95% of people with HIV and receiving ART should be virally suppressed.1 The challenge and opportunity of the UNAIDS 95-95-95 goal ...
Crystal M, North, Ruanne V, Barnabas
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Retention of Emergency Care Knowledge

Journal of School Health, 1984
ABSTRACTThis study provided data on the emergency care knowledge of students as measured by a pretest, posttest, and retention test. Fifty college students were the sample. The mean score for pretest was 62, posttest 86.75, and retention test 83.6. Pearson correlations were calculated for pretest, posttest, and retention test pairwisely.
M E, Burckes, K P, Shao
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LONG-TERM CARE: Retention of Nurses

Journal of Gerontological Nursing, 1994
1. A growing nursing shortage and a growing population of older individuals with complex needs have created an unprecedented demand for qualified nurses in long-term care. 2. Nurse retention is associated with the status of salary benefits, paperwork, staffing, and supplies; the quality of relationships with residents, families, and peers; and the ...
J F, Robertson, K A, Herth, C C, Cummings   +2 more
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Foot Care: Knowledge Retention and Self-care Practices

The Diabetes Educator, 1992
This study investigated the effectiveness of a "hands-on" foot care teaching/learning approach for adults with diabetes.By random assignment, the control group received a lecture presentation on foot care, while the experimental group participated in a hands-on session on foot care in addition to the lecture presentation.
S, Kruger, D, Guthrie
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Staff retention shares the care

Nursing Standard, 1988
Job-sharing nursing posts seem to be catching on, judging by two new schemes for ward sisters which are aimed at retaining trained staff in the profession.
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Retention in Care: Lessons Relearned

Journal of the Association of Nurses in AIDS Care, 2014
I amalways surprisedwhen Imeet peoplewho haven’t heard of the National HIV/AIDS Strategy (NHAS; Office of National AIDS Policy, 2010) or the HIV Continuum of Care (AIDS.gov, 2013; see Figure 1). To me, these documents are a clear guide to reaching the end of theHIVepidemic, at least in theUnited States.
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RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION IN SOCIAL CARE

Children and Young People Now, 2018
As the social care workforce expands, the number of vacant posts remains high, prompting councils and policymakers to develop new ways to support practitioners to boost staff recruitment and retention
Derren Hayes, Stuart Gallimore, Jermaine Ravalier   +2 more
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