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Internationalising university schools of nursing in South Africa through a Community of Practice.
International Nursing Review, 2011INTRODUCTION International nursing experiences in higher education have traditionally enabled and continue to enable nurses to appreciate '...the richness of the nursing mosaic...and the realities of nursing in many different cultural contexts'.
L. Uys, L. Middleton
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The American Journal of Nursing, 1955
W E are school nurses and we believe that we are a dynamic, versatile group. We have our own conference group within the Public Health Nurses Section of the American Nurses' Association, but we are active in carrying out the projects of the total section and, indeed, the total association.
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W E are school nurses and we believe that we are a dynamic, versatile group. We have our own conference group within the Public Health Nurses Section of the American Nurses' Association, but we are active in carrying out the projects of the total section and, indeed, the total association.
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[A comparison on general education curriculum of 4-year and 3-year nursing schools in Korea].
Journal of Korean Academy of Nursing, 2011PURPOSE This study was done to comparatively analyze the general education curriculum of 4-yr and 3-yr nursing schools in Korea. METHODS Ten university 4-yr nursing schools were selected based on universities in Korean Accreditation Board of Nursing ...
S. Kim, Sun-ei Joung, C. Hwang
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AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1965
First find your school-not always easy to do, and frequently requiring a spine-jarring, heart-stopping drive down nearly vertical hills. T-hen check vision and hearing, talk over problems with the teacher, and help her set up a health teaching project tailored to the specific problems in her school. All this in addition to visits with students' parents
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First find your school-not always easy to do, and frequently requiring a spine-jarring, heart-stopping drive down nearly vertical hills. T-hen check vision and hearing, talk over problems with the teacher, and help her set up a health teaching project tailored to the specific problems in her school. All this in addition to visits with students' parents
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Retention of Nursing Students: An Integrative Review.
Nursing Education Perspectives, 2019AIM The purpose of this integrative review is to identify ways to decrease student attrition in schools of nursing. BACKGROUND Many nursing students have anxiety, lack finances, face an absence of faculty or peer support, and have decreased overall ...
Heather C Smith-Wacholz +3 more
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Marginalization and School Nursing
The Journal of School Nursing, 2004The concept of marginalization was first analyzed by nursing researchers Hall, Stevens, and Meleis. Although nursing literature frequently refers to this concept when addressing “at risk” groups such as the homeless, gays and lesbians, and those infected with HIV/AIDS, the concept can also be applied to nursing.
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Academic dishonesty in nursing schools: an empirical investigation.
Journal of Nursing Education, 2009Academic dishonesty, whether in the form of plagiarism or cheating on tests, has received renewed attention in the past few decades as pervasive use of the Internet and a presumed deterioration of ethics in the current generation of students has led some,
Donald L. Mccabe
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Journal of School Health, 2001
ABSTRACT: Until recently, treatment for children with autism involved housing them in hospitals for the developmentally disabled. Today more slates are returning children with autism to their home communities, and more parents are choosing or are being required to keep their children with autism in their homes.
Sarah Tidwell, Mary Cade
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ABSTRACT: Until recently, treatment for children with autism involved housing them in hospitals for the developmentally disabled. Today more slates are returning children with autism to their home communities, and more parents are choosing or are being required to keep their children with autism in their homes.
Sarah Tidwell, Mary Cade
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Clinical evaluation and grading practices in schools of nursing: national survey findings part II.
Nursing Education Perspectives, 2009To better understand how nurse educators evaluate and grade students' clinical practice, the Evaluation of Learning Advisory Council of the National League for Nursing conducted a survey of faculty (N = 1,573) in all types of prelicensure RN programs ...
M. Oermann +4 more
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Triemli nursing school: A new nursing school in Switzerland
International Journal of Nursing Studies, 1965Resume En Juin 1964, la municipalite de Zurich en Suisse a ouvert une nouvella ecole d'infirmieres. Cet edifice est le premier a etre termine parmi ceux d'une future cite hospitaliere. La municipalite de Zurich decida de construire l'ecole d'infirmieres en premier pour preparer des infirmieres competentes avant l'ouverture de l'hopital. En attendant,
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