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There is no simple answer to the complex question of what makes good leadership in nursing, despite the existence of evidence showing that it can have a positive impact on both patient experience and outcomes, and nurse satisfaction and retention.
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It has been well documented that workplace stress can have a negative impact on nurse well-being and productivity, and can result in the syndrome of compassion fatigue, which is comprised of secondary traumatic stress and burnout.
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The accelerating loss of school nurses puts children with asthma, epilepsy and diabetes at risk in the classroom, warns the Royal College of Nursing .
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The article discusses the changes affecting modern nursing workforce in Great Britain. Cited changes and development include the decision to abolish student nurse bursaries, the Nurse Associate role created by the Department of Health in England, and degree of apprenticeship. Information about the consultation launched by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) on pre-registration standards is also offered.
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The article discusses the noted drop in number of nurses in Great Britain, and mentions topics including the number of nurses leaving the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMS) register, the drop in European nurses working in the National Health Service (NHS), and impact of the government’s pay cap.
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Since the passage of the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has been implementing their quality program so payment for Medicare Part B services is based more on value than on volume.
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A number of nurses in Scotland chose to leave their posts rather than alter their ways of working after the school nursing role was revamped, a report has revealed.
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The aim of this study is to examine awareness of aged care home staff regarding daily food and fluid care needs of older people with dementia.
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Approximately half the care for people with dementia is provided by families. It is therefore imperative that research informs ways of maintaining such care. In this study we propose that a needs-led approach can provide a useful, novel means of conceptualising the impact of caring on the lives of family carers. The needs-led approach offers a perspective that is able to capture both stresses and positives aspects of caregiving.
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Socially assistive robots are increasingly used as a therapeutic tool for people with dementia, as a means to improve quality of life through social connection.
Although limited, the current literature suggests that telepresence robots have potential utility for improving social connectedness of people with dementia and their carers. Barriers were discovered, such as a lack of experience in using a robot and technological issues. Clinical trials and feasibility studies are recommended for the future.
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