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Glorija at the General Staff

2003
On the first floor of the Belgrade police headquarters at 29th November Street there is a large room with video monitors showing what police cameras in Belgrade’s main streets are recording. At 8 A.M. on October 5, information was received on the first gathering of citizens, near the Belgrade railway station in front of the Belgrade University ...
Dragan Bujosevic, Ivan Radovanovic
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The General Staff at war

2001
ATTACK IS THE BEST FORM OF DEFENCE: GERMAN DEPLOYMENT AND THE FIRST WEEKS OF WAR One cannot go to war with dreamers! Generaloberst von Beseler, 15 September 1914 When mobilization was finally declared and war had become a reality, the mood among the General Staff and the Ministry of War was one of elation.
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Violence to staff in a general hospital setting

Journal of Advanced Nursing, 1996
The problem of aggression to staff in a general hospital was examined from the perspective of Poyner & Warne's (1986) model of workplace violence A total of 396 staff (39% response rate) provided information on their experience of violence in the past year and a subsample were additionally interviewed about their current levels of mental health ...
R, Whittington, S, Shuttleworth, L, Hill
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General practitioners and their staff.

The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners, 1980
We describe the practices and staff of a random sample of 158 doctors. There has been a significant increase in ancillary staff since the Doctors' Charter of 1966. The study showed that there was no economy in staff as the number of doctors in a practice increased. In the selection of receptionists, doctors preferred married women over 35 with children,
W O, Williams, R, Dajda
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The Prehistory of the General Staff

The Journal of Military History, 2007
The modern general staff evolved only after three preconditions of modern life came into being: secularization, bureaucracy, and management. Secularization provided control. Bureaucracy rationalized endeavor. Management overcame specialization.
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The General Staff Nurse

AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1938
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Effectiveness of dementia education for professional care staff and factors influencing staff-related outcomes: An overview of systematic reviews

International Journal of Nursing Studies, 2023
Birthe Marie Rasmussen   +2 more
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Longitudinal Associations of Staff Shortages and Staff Levels with Health Outcomes in Nursing Homes

Journal of the American Medical Directors Association, 2023
James S Goodwin   +2 more
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General Staff Nurses

The American Journal of Nursing, 1948
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