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In Support of Pressure Support
Clinics in Perinatology, 2007Present generation mechanical ventilators are available with advanced microprocessor-based technology. Greater emphasis is being placed on the patient controlling the ventilator, rather than the physician controlling it. Pressure support ventilation (PSV) is a form of patient-triggered ventilation that supports spontaneous breathing during mechanical ...
Subrata, Sarkar, Steven M, Donn
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British Journal of Nursing, 2017
Sam Foster, Chief Nurse, Oxford University Hospitals, examines the issue of the recruitment and retention of healthcare support workers, and considers what encourages staff to stay in a job
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Sam Foster, Chief Nurse, Oxford University Hospitals, examines the issue of the recruitment and retention of healthcare support workers, and considers what encourages staff to stay in a job
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Reconceptualising student support: from ‘support’ to ‘supportive’
Studies in Higher Education, 2009This article explores concepts of student support in higher education. It draws on findings from a research project that considered what students understood by ‘support’ and what for them was, or had been, more or less helpful. The project drew on the perspectives of five cohorts of undergraduate and postgraduate students, based in three departments of
Angela Jacklin, Pat Le Riche
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British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, 2010
If someone had told me 10 years ago that at the age of 40 I would start studying, which would lead to me being employed as a learning and development instructor/ assessor, and that I would be delivering training to staff across various disciplines in the NHS, I would have laughed. Yet here I am, doing just that and more besides.
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If someone had told me 10 years ago that at the age of 40 I would start studying, which would lead to me being employed as a learning and development instructor/ assessor, and that I would be delivering training to staff across various disciplines in the NHS, I would have laughed. Yet here I am, doing just that and more besides.
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Journal for Nurses in Staff Development (JNSD), 2002
For effective teaching of nursing students and management of stress of increased workloads, preceptors require a great deal of support from nursing faculty, peers, and administrative personnel. Through a mailed survey, 295 preceptors reported that they would have appreciated more support.
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For effective teaching of nursing students and management of stress of increased workloads, preceptors require a great deal of support from nursing faculty, peers, and administrative personnel. Through a mailed survey, 295 preceptors reported that they would have appreciated more support.
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SecEd, 2008
Graham Holley, chief executive of the Training and Development Agency for Schools, talks about the people leading a quiet revolution in our schools
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Graham Holley, chief executive of the Training and Development Agency for Schools, talks about the people leading a quiet revolution in our schools
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Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, 2016
The social, economic, and physical costs associated with providing long-term care for a child with disabilities can be overwhelming, and it is not uncommon for caregivers to experience burnout, emotional distress, and significant health ailments as a result of their commitment to their child.
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The social, economic, and physical costs associated with providing long-term care for a child with disabilities can be overwhelming, and it is not uncommon for caregivers to experience burnout, emotional distress, and significant health ailments as a result of their commitment to their child.
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SecEd, 2017
In the school team, every person counts. School leader Katherine Cocker-Goring discusses her work to boost CPD and development for support staff and to more closely link student progress and staff development
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In the school team, every person counts. School leader Katherine Cocker-Goring discusses her work to boost CPD and development for support staff and to more closely link student progress and staff development
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British Journal of Perioperative Nursing (United Kingdom), 2000
We continue to explore the basics of anaesthesia with another article from Rachelle Griffiths, this month looking at supportive pharmacology. If you think this looks too complicated for a Back to Basics piece, read it in small chunks - and be grateful that you are not my spelling checker, which has gone berserk!
Rachelle Griffiths, Dina Plowes
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We continue to explore the basics of anaesthesia with another article from Rachelle Griffiths, this month looking at supportive pharmacology. If you think this looks too complicated for a Back to Basics piece, read it in small chunks - and be grateful that you are not my spelling checker, which has gone berserk!
Rachelle Griffiths, Dina Plowes
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Nursing Standard, 1987
Support for the role of the nurse practitioner in the Accident and Emergency Department came from Lord Skelmersdale, Junior Health Minister, speaking to the A&E Forum conference.
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Support for the role of the nurse practitioner in the Accident and Emergency Department came from Lord Skelmersdale, Junior Health Minister, speaking to the A&E Forum conference.
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