Research Critique of Qualitative Research on Registered Nurses

Critical evaluation of an identified qualitative research study All healthcare professionals are required to understand and promote evidence based practice , and therefore are required to identify and evaluate primary research which is relevant to their own areas of practice and professional activity (Rycroft-Malone et al, 2004 p. 81-82). Nurses can critique evidence for practice…

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Six Sigma Concepts in OPD: Process Mapping and Waiting Time

Study on Process mapping, Waiting Time Based on Six Sigma Concepts in OPD Dr Geetika Verma Dr Geetika Verma, Management Trainee, Department of Patient Care Services, Fortis Memorial Research Institute, Gurgaon . Abstract This study focuses on to identify the various procedures at the outpatient clinic as well as to investigate the possible operational problems…

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Therapeutic Milieu And Mental Health Nursing Nursing Essay

Therapeutic milieu is “the controlled environment of treatment facilities that shelters patients from what they perceive to be painful and frightening stressors, thus providing them with a stable and coherent social environment that facilitates the development and implementation of treatment.” (Stuart, 2009) The chief purpose of selecting this topic is that it is an exclusive…

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Mental Health Nursing And Concepts Of Behavioral Psychology Nursing Essay

During my mental health clinical rotation i came across a 35 years old male patient admitted with complain of hallucinations delusions, obsession, aggression, and self talkative behavior. During history patient reveals that his parents get separate when he was seven years old and he was single child shifted with his mother at that time. His…

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Effects of HIV/AIDS in Democratic Republic of Congo

Research proposal 1. Title A study of AIDS/HIV Epidemic and Impact of Getting to zero Strategy among Women in the Eastern Region of Democratic Republic of Congo from 1996 2. Abstract This research project presents the conditions and consequences of HIV/AIDS among Congolese women in the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) from 1996 to…

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Evaluating Forms Of Leadership In Health Care Management Nursing Essay

Good leaders develop through a never ending process of self-study, education, training, and experience. Good leaders are continually working and studying to improve their leadership skills. The term leadership means different things to different people. Northouse’s (2007) define leadership is a process whereby an individual influences a group of individuals to achieve a common goal….

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Emotional Intelligence In Health Care Leadership Nursing Essay

Emotional intelligence was a popular topic of leadership books and in management training and consulting in the late 1990s into the early 2000s. The Harvard Business Review printed its first article on EI in 1998. This followed the publishing of Dan Goleman’s book in 1995 titled, Emotional Intelligence: Why It Can Matter More Than IQ….

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Reflection: Application of Leadership Skills in Nursing

1. Introduction 1.1 This report looks at my existing leadership skills and how they have developed when implementing a postnatal group within my practice. Through developing this group, I will look at how the team responds to my leadership and how I approach situations. As part of my continuing professional development, I will identify changes…

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Management and Leadership (M&L) Reflection in Nursing

Description of the incident /near miss The incident occurred in a care centre that provides nursing care and support for 20 young people with a physical disability (YPD) and 65 older people. The settlement consists of four individual units; two “dementia”, one “residential” and one “YPD” providing care for people with many different conditions. Staff…

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