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An occupational health and safety interactive systems model explicating accident/injury causationPincombe, Jan Unknown Date (has links)
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The perceived role of the clinical nurse educator in New South WalesDillon, Michelle Unknown Date (has links)
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Paternal attachment patternsSerje, Lesley Carolyn Unknown Date (has links)
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The relationship between maternal-foetal attachment, self esteem and social support in pregnant adolescentsSmith, Mavis M. Unknown Date (has links)
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A nursing intensity system for neonatal nursingMann, Heather Unknown Date (has links)
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Non-academic factors as predictors of success in the first year of an undergraduate nursing courseAndrew, Sharon Unknown Date (has links)
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A comparison of two instruments to assess spiritual well-beingCleasby, Peter Unknown Date (has links)
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Interinstitutional relocation of aged peopleStein, Irene Louise Unknown Date (has links)
This purpose of this study is to examine the effect of a forced mass interinstitutional relocation on the quality of life for two groups of nursing home residents. A conceptual model for this study. The Relocation Adaptation Model (RA), was derived from both empirical and conceptual literature on social gerontology.The study population was randomly selected from the more cognitively able nursing home residents. A combination of methodologies was used to collect the data necessary to make comparisons over a 17 week time period. Three recognised instruments were used: the General Health Questionnairre-20, The Affectometer 2 and the Katz Index of Activities Of Daily Living. Other instruments were developed by the researcher to collect relevant data. An audit of participant's records was included. Guided interviews were also carried out. The study found that the quality of life of residents in a nursing home is effected following a forced interinstitutional relocation and that the level of medication useage by participants may have been a significant factor in the response to the relocation.Few mass relocations of nursing home residents have taken place in Australia. These will increase as existing nursing home buildings age and deteriorate. This study is unique. The researcher believes it is the only Australian study of this nature to have been carried out.
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The development of a theory based nursing assessment format for generalist community health nurses working within the Illawarra Area Health ServiceBrown, Sue Marie Unknown Date (has links)
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Going into nursing: women describe their experienceBowler, Barbara Anne Unknown Date (has links)
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