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Pharmacist burnout: from coping to system accountability in the medication-use process. [PDF]

Front Public Health
Zavaleta-Monestel E, Söderlund LÅ, Guiu-Segura JM, Mora-Jiménez J, Arguedas-Chacón S.   +4 more
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THE EFFECTIVENESS AND DIFFERENCE OF BLENDED LEARNING MODELS IN PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR EFL PEDAGOGICAL STAFF

Nigora Yoqubova
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State of the Art: Observation Units in the Emergency Department, an Interim Practice Update and Policy Review. [PDF]

J Am Coll Emerg Physicians Open
Caspers C, Singh M, Baugh CW, Southerland LT, Bischof JJ, Weinberger A, Singh H, Hughes GB, Wheatley M, Ross MA.   +9 more
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Models of Staffing

2020
The high-acuity, fast-paced environment of the intensive care unit (ICU) mandates that adequate staffing is available to provide care for critically ill patients. It is widely recognized that patient care in the ICU is best provided by an integrated multiprofessional team of dedicated experts directed by a trained physician credentialed in critical ...
Ruth Kleinpell, Stephen M Pastores
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Staffing Models and Training Opportunities

2022
Abstract “Staffing Models and Training Opportunities” describes staffing models across a variety of treatment settings, providing details on sustaining intensive clinical work as a single practitioner, group of clinicians, or in a training program with licensed clinicians providing supervision to unlicensed trainees.
Avital Falk, Shannon Bennett, Michelle Rozenman, Justin Mohatt, R. Lindsey Bergman   +4 more
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Determining a risk management staffing model

Journal of Healthcare Risk Management, 2022
AbstractHealth care organizations have struggled to establish par levels of risk management personnel needed to effectively accomplish risk management functions. This study set out to determine whether a par level staffing model could be established utilizing a nonclinical role to enable the clinical risk manager to focus on key risk management core ...
Diane L, Moritz, Joyce K, Nichols, Karen M, Stein, Lydia A, Glusko, Michele M, Tan, Melissa M, Hileman   +5 more
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