Browsing Nursing Conference Papers by Title
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African and African-Caribbean carers’ experience of supporting recovery in relatives with psychosis
(2014-09)To explore the caring experiences of African and African Caribbean carers’ of family members with schizophrenia and or bi-polar disorder, living outside in England. Epidemiology of African and African Caribbean population ... -
Boundary crossing in healthcare
(2014-09-02)The concept of ‘teams’ has become a popular form for structuring and analysing the organisation and management of work. The healthcare environment has not been immune to this conceptualisation particularly around the notion ... -
Cervical screening for women with physical disabilities
(2016-11)The National Cervical Screening Programme (NCSP) implemented NZ in 1990 Incidence of & deaths associated w cervical cancer has decreased ~ 40% and 60% The NCSP records results in their centralised database (register) ~ ... -
Does activity theory help our understanding of teamwork, leadership and interprofessional collaboration?
(2013)Background and purpose The literature identifies the lack of a conceptual underpinning to interprofessional education and collaborative practice, linking this to the failure of many initiatives to improve such practice. ... -
Ethical issues with the elderly: A paper presented to the First National Gerontology Conference for Nurses
(1998-08)Ethical issues in relation to elderly people are many and complex. Resource issues, competency, treatment issues are all problematic. In this short time, I need to focus my information, and so I have chosen three issues. ... -
Explaining the real world of nurses' engagement with continuing professional development: A mixed methods study
(2019-12-05)In a healthcare education leadership role, I observed over several years that nurses were reluctant to engage with a bespoke continuing professional development (CPD) programme. Year on year less than 20% of eligible nurses ... -
The Patient Perspective : panel presentation : I would have liked that...
(2015)What do patients really think about their experience during hospitalisation? Hear some examples directly from patients and get some ideas to improve your patient care management. • Sharing good and bad experiences • The ... -
PDRP : fit for future purpose?
(2019-11)01 About the research - phase 1, analysis, phase 2, interpretation 02 About the survey - explanatory 03 About the interviews 04 About the interpretation -
Promoting the meaningful use of health information for New Zealand consumers.
(2014)Aims • To determine the health information needs of consumers Objectives • 1. Identify what health information topics,resources and decision aids consumers want. • 2. Identify the modes of delivery and format that ... -
Qualitative research in rheumatology: A personal perspective
(1998)As the title suggests, today's presentation draws on my personal experience of using qualitative research in rheumatology. However there is more than one 'personal perspective' woven through my presentation. I will also ... -
Stroke Navigation Service trial : an integrated care innovation
(2018-06)OUR STUDY OVERALL HYPOTHESIS: That provision of stroke navigation services will improve outcomes and quality of life for stroke survivors and their whānau (families) AIM: To trial and evaluate a Stroke Navigation ... -
A stroke of luck: The win-win of a clinical research partnership
(2013)Stroke in New Zealand ; The stroke of luck (Research for Health Professionals) ; The Stroke Family Whanau Project ; The win-wins. -
The tale of the patient, the son and the nurse
(1997-12)I am a doctoral student in the Department of Nursing and Midwifery at the Albany Campus of Massey University. My study looks at the individual and composite experience of those sharing a dying. I am interviewing the dying ... -
What doctors have up their sleeves : creating hope for oncology patients
(2014-11)Ethnographic Study Explored the stories of people who had been referred to palliative care services following diagnosis with a lifelimiting illness. Themes that emerged - the need for open and honest communication ... -
What is the lived experience of older migrants with mild cognitive impairment
(2018-11-05)RESEARCH QUESTION: What are the experiences of older migrants with mild cognitive impairment in New Zealand? BACKGROUND: Mild cognitive impairment (MCI) is a complex intermediate state of memory decline, which is ... -
What is the lived experience of older migrants with mild cognitive impairment? A proposed phenomenological study
(2018-11)RESEARCH QUESTION: What are the experiences of older migrants with mild cognitive impairment in New Zealand? BACKGROUND: Mild cognitive impairment (MCI) is a complex intermediate state of memory decline, which is ...
