nursing profession

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Recent developments have been much faster, with the policy agendas of government and the nursingprofession beginning to mesh.
The nursingprofession has developed several models to facilitate the identification of nursing roles within rehabilitation.
The nursingprofession has always been actively involved in this area and nurse specialists work in many of the wound care units.
She highlights that, as within the nursingprofession, there appears to be confusion over what these terms mean and what they involve.
Second, the nursingprofession is becoming less willing to be seen as acting as physician's assistants.
Therefore, they do not match the specificity of the nursingprofession.
Some of the literature26,27,32 looking at advanced practice in the nursingprofession cites this as being important criteria for working at advanced practice level.
As the policy agendas of the nursingprofession and the government began to overlap, faster progress was possible.
While the medical profession and to a lesser extent the nursingprofession have been extensively studied, data on the professions allied to medicine remain very limited.
The first article examines how the relationship between the nursingprofession and the pharmaceutical industry is changing as nurse prescribing is extended, and discusses how it should be managed.
Ethical considerations for the utilization of telehealth technologies in home and hospice care by the nursingprofession.
The study may have strong internal validity but the participating nurses may not be representative of the women in the general population or in the nursingprofession.
The authors rationalize that the clinical learning experience and interactions that occur between nurses and students had a significant impact on how students were socialized into the nursingprofession.
Increased medical dependency upon the nursingprofession has enabled innovative nurse-led practice developments to support diagnostic groups of elderly patients at risk of dependency upon hospital care.
If that is going to change, nurses will have to reorient their practice to be more in line with the philosophical underpinnings of the nursingprofession.
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