Ma, Chenjuan Park, Shin Hye Shang, Jingjing
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International journal of nursing studies
Both nurse-physician collaboration and nurse-nurse collaboration were significantly associated with patient safety outcomes. Findings from this study suggest that improving collaboration among healthcare providers should be considered as an important strategy for promoting patient safety and both interdisciplinary and intradisciplinary collaboratio...
Adams, Clive E Wells, Nicola Clark Clifton, Andrew Jones, Hannah Simpson, Jayne Tosh, Graeme Callaghan, Patrick Liddle, Peter Guo, Boliang Furtado, Vivek
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International journal of nursing studies
This trial provides no clear evidence that Care Co-ordinators (largely nursing staff) using an oral health checklist improves oral health behaviour or oral health state in those thought to be at risk of psychosis or with early psychosis.
de Rossi Figueiredo, Daniela Paes, Lucilene Gama Warmling, Alessandra Martins Erdmann, Alacoque Lorenzini de Mello, Ana Lúcia Schaefer Ferreira
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International journal of nursing studies
Although the multidimensional assessment was performed, and the reliability values of the reviewed studies were satisfactory, different validity tests were not present in several studies. A gap at the instrument conception was observed related to interventions after evaluation and/or monitoring changes over a period of time. Further studies with th...
Callwood, Alison Cooke, Debbie Bolger, Sarah Lemanska, Agnieszka Allan, Helen
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This novel, cross-discipline study shows that MMIs are reliable VBR tools which have predictive validity when a seven station model is used. These data are important given the current international use of different MMI models in healthcare student selection processes.
Phelan, Sonja Lin, Frances Mitchell, Marion Chaboyer, Wendy
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International journal of nursing studies
The use of a quality improvement appraisal tool can help identify high quality projects when planning a similar mobility program. Even though projects were conducted in a variety of intensive care unit settings, and implementation frameworks and strategies varied, all began with strong leadership commitment to early mobilisation. This along with us...
Minnock, Patricia McKee, Gabrielle Kelly, Alexia Carter, Sheree C Menzies, Victoria O'Sullivan, Denis Richards, Pam Ndosi, Mwidimi van Eijk Hustings, Yvonne
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This review is notable in that it is the first to have identified, and reported, a set of multidimensional outcome measures that are sensitive to nursing interventions in rheumatology specifically. Further research is required to determine a core set of outcomes to be used in all rheumatology nursing intervention studies.
Sasseville, Maxime Chouinard, Maud-Christine Fortin, Martin
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International journal of nursing studies
The mapping and description brought to light the large heterogeneity of outcome categories and measures. The organization proposed in this paper could contribute to improved outcome selection for research, care and policy and lead to the creation of adapted patient-related outcome measures.
Downey, C L Tahir, W Randell, R Brown, J M Jayne, D G
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Early warning scores provide the right language and environment for the timely escalation of patient care. They are limited by their intermittent and user-dependent nature, which can be partially overcome by automation and new continuous monitoring technologies, although clinical judgment remains paramount.
Kerr, Helen Price, Jayne Nicholl, Honor O'Halloran, Peter
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Early planning, collaboration between children's and adult service providers, and a focus on increasing the young adults' confidence in decision-making and engaging with adult services, are vital to a successful transition. Interventions should be tailored to their context and focused not only on organisational procedures but on equipping young adu...
Wong, Boh Boi Chan, Yiong Huak Leow, Mabel Qi He Lu, Yi Chong, Yap Seng Koh, Serena Siew Lin He, Hong-Gu
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International journal of nursing studies
While cold cabbage leaves and cold gel packs can relieve pain and hardness in breast engorgement, the former had better effect, which can be recommended to postnatal mothers to manage breast engorgement.
