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The Tri-focal model of care: advancing the teaching-nursing home concept. [1-Apr-2009]
Sukkar K.; Plymat K.; O'Connell B.; Ostaszkiewicz J.
Keywords
elderly care
Abstract Providing residential aged care is challenging because of the complexity of residents' health status, difficulties recruiting and retaining skilled staff, and financial and regulatory constraints. This paper discusses some of these challenges
Abstract Providing residential aged care is challenging because of the complexity of residents' health status, difficulties recruiting and retaining skilled staff, and financial and regulatory constraints. This paper discusses some of these challenges
Nurses' and personal care assistants' role in improving the relocation of older people into nursing homes. [14-Dec-2016]
Ellis J.M.; Rawson H.
Keywords
*nurse attitude
Abstract AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: This article presents findings from a study that explored nurses' and personal care assistants' role in improving the relocation of older people into a nursing home. BACKGROUND: Suggestions for improving the relocation process
Abstract AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: This article presents findings from a study that explored nurses' and personal care assistants' role in improving the relocation of older people into a nursing home. BACKGROUND: Suggestions for improving the relocation process
The motivations to nurse: An exploration of factors amongst undergraduate students, registered nurses and nurse managers. [14-Jul-2011]
Newton J.M.; Kelly C.M.; Kremser A.K.; Jolly B.; Billett S.
Keywords
health care survey
Abstract . Results Thematic analysis yielded four key themes that were common to all participants: (1) a desire to help, (2) caring, (3) sense of achievement and (4) self-validation. Conclusions These themes represented individuals' motivation to enter nursing
Abstract . Results Thematic analysis yielded four key themes that were common to all participants: (1) a desire to help, (2) caring, (3) sense of achievement and (4) self-validation. Conclusions These themes represented individuals' motivation to enter nursing
The role of nurses in antimicrobial stewardship near the end of life in aged-care homes: A qualitative study. [1-Apr-2020]
Gotterson F.; Rajkhowa A.; Kong D.C.M.; Dowson L.; Friedman N.D.; Marshall C.; Stuart R.L. ; Buising K.
Keywords
*nurse attitude
Abstract for aged-care home nurses to undertake antimicrobial stewardship activities near the end of life in the provision of routine care. Aged-care home nurses are influential in antimicrobial decisions near the end of life in routine care because
Abstract for aged-care home nurses to undertake antimicrobial stewardship activities near the end of life in the provision of routine care. Aged-care home nurses are influential in antimicrobial decisions near the end of life in routine care because
Work engagement, psychological empowerment and relational coordination in long-term care: A mixed-method examination of nurses' perceptions and experiences. [6-Sep-2023]
Rawson H.; Davies S. ; Ockerby C. ; Pipson R.; Peters R.; Manias E.; Redley B.
Abstract
that explores engagement, empowerment and relational coordination in long-term care (LTC). Nurses from an older persons' mental health and dementia LTC unit in Australia participated in this study. Forty-one nurses completed a survey measuring psychological
Maternal and child health nurses: a vital link to the community for primiparae over the age of 35. [28-Oct-2005]
Carolan M.
Keywords
*maternal age
Abstract new mothering an isolating experience for some women. This paper reports on findings from a longitudinal qualitative study, outlining the importance of maternal & child health nurses in providing support and in facilitating links to the community
Abstract new mothering an isolating experience for some women. This paper reports on findings from a longitudinal qualitative study, outlining the importance of maternal & child health nurses in providing support and in facilitating links to the community
Community-Dwelling Older Women: The Association Between Living Alone and Use of a Home Nursing Service. [2-Jan-2020]
Joe A.; Enticott J. ; Ogrin R.; Lowthian J.; Dickins M.
Keywords
*community health nursing
Abstract statistical analyses were used to examine the relationship between client- and service-related factors and use of community nursing services. The primary outcome of interest was the hours of service received in a care episode. Result(s): A total of 134
Abstract statistical analyses were used to examine the relationship between client- and service-related factors and use of community nursing services. The primary outcome of interest was the hours of service received in a care episode. Result(s): A total of 134
Nurse-to-nurse communication about multidisciplinary care delivered in the emergency department: An observation study of nurse-to-nurse handover to transfer patient care to general medical wards. [8-Sep-2020]
O'Connor D.T.; Rawson H.; Redley B.
Keywords
middle aged
Abstract nurses during transfer of care for 19 complex patients from the ED to medical wards at a tertiary hospital. A focus group with 19 clinicians from multiple disciplines explored explanations for findings and recommendations. Quantitative data were analysed
Abstract nurses during transfer of care for 19 complex patients from the ED to medical wards at a tertiary hospital. A focus group with 19 clinicians from multiple disciplines explored explanations for findings and recommendations. Quantitative data were analysed
The Refugee Health Nurse Liaison: a nurse led initiative to improve healthcare for asylum seekers and refugees. [9-Aug-2017]
Russo A.; McBride J. ; Block A.
Keywords
middle aged
Abstract the nature of the Refugee Health Nurse Liaison position; and document key outputs. Throughout the pilot period, 946 patients were referred to the role, of which 99% received an assessment of physical, mental, and social health. Refugee Health Nurse Liaisons
Abstract the nature of the Refugee Health Nurse Liaison position; and document key outputs. Throughout the pilot period, 946 patients were referred to the role, of which 99% received an assessment of physical, mental, and social health. Refugee Health Nurse Liaisons
"Dignity": A central construct in nursing home staff understandings of quality continence care. [2-Oct-2018]
Tomlinson E.; Hutchinson A.M. ; Ostaszkiewicz J.
Keywords
*nursing
Abstract research showing the positive benefits of implementing active interventions, translating the findings of research into practice in nursing homes has been modest. Understanding the perspectives of individuals who provide continence care may help bridge
Abstract research showing the positive benefits of implementing active interventions, translating the findings of research into practice in nursing homes has been modest. Understanding the perspectives of individuals who provide continence care may help bridge
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