Volume 35 Issue 2 - 2010
Advances in Contemporary Modeling of Clinical Nursing Care
| 131-132 | | Foreword
Mary Chiarella, Vicki Parker, Karen Patterson |
| 133-135 | | Guest editorial: Advances in contemporary modelling of clinical nursing care
Judith Lathlean |
| 136-146 | | The 'difficult' nurse-patient relationship: Development and evaluation of an e-learning package
Scott Brunero, Scott Lamont |
| 147-156 | | Clinicians' experiences of participating in an action research study
Pui Ling (Iris) Li, Leanne Bashford, Greg Schwager, Rhonda Spain, Helen Ryan, Melissa Oakman, Joanne Firth, Mathew Lockyer, Debbie Harper, Isabel Higgins |
| 157-170 | | Beyond 'doing': Supporting clinical leadership and nursing practice in aged care through innovative models of care
Lorraine Venturato, Liz Drew |
| 171-181 | | Doing clinical research: The challenges and benefits
Isabel Higgins, Vicki Parker, Diana Keatinge, Michelle Giles, Rhonda Winskill, Eileen Guest, Elizabeth Kepreotes, Caroline Phelan |
| 182-187 | | Exemplar: Our shared experience of implementing action learning sets in an acute clinical nursing setting: Approach taken and lessons learned
Ketty Rivas, Suzanne Murray |
| 188-201 | | Plotting care: A modelling technique for visioning nursing practice in current and future contexts
Cheryle Moss, Ken Walsh, Jacquie Mitchell |
| 202-220 | | Changing model of nursing care from individual patient allocation to team nursing in the acute inpatient environment
Greg Fairbrother, Aaron Jones, Ketty Rivas |
| 221-233 | | An innovative approach to targeting pain in older people in the acute care setting
Caroline Phelan, Isabel Higgins, Peter Summons, Jeanene Douglas, Pauline M Dobson, Fiona Hodson |
| 234-244 | | Improving the safety and efficacy of warfarin therapy in a metropolitan private hospital: A multidisciplinary practice improvement project
Jed Duff, Kim Walker |
| 245-253 | | Clinical supervision of general nurses in a busy medical ward of a teaching hospital
Wendy M Cross, Alan Moore, Sherene Ockerby |
| 254-264 | | Engaging clinicians in evidence based policy development: The case of nursing documentation
Diana Jefferies, Maree Johnson, Rhonda D Griffiths AM, Kathy Arthurs, David Beard, Tanghua Chen, Maureen Edgetton-Winn, Tony Hecimovic, Margaret Hughes, Karen Linten, Julie Maddox, Damien McCaul, Kim Robson, Shelley Scott, Tina Zarkos |
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Editors:
Elizabeth Halcomb
School of Nursing and Midwifery, University of Western Sydney
and Sharon Andrew
Department of Acute Care, Faculty of Health and Social Care, Anglia Ruskin University, Chelmsford, UK
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“Computer Assisted Multiple and Blended Research”
Editors:
Eugenio De Gregorio
Department of Developmental and Social Psychology
University of Rome 'La Sapienza', Italy
Francesco Arcidiacono
Institute of Psychology and Education
University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland with
Epilogue by Pat Bazeley (Research Support P/L and ACU)
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