Publications
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quality of life and complementary and alternative medicine use among cancer patients in turkey. | the purpose of this study was to assess the relationships between quality of life and use of complementary and alternative medicine (cam) among turkish cancer patients. | 2009 | 19395312 |
the meaning of hope in nursing research: a meta-synthesis. | scand j caring sci; 2009 the meaning of hope in nursing research: a meta-synthesisthe aim of this study was to develop a meta-synthesis of nursing research about hope as perceived by people during sickness and by healthy people. a meta-synthesis does not intend to cover all studies about hope; rather it tries to synthesize qualitative findings from different contexts, cultures and times to provide a global picture of the phenomenon under study. noblit and hare's meta-ethnographic approach was us ... | 2009 | 19453659 |
information from the geomagnetic field triggers a reduced adrenocortical response in a migratory bird. | long-distance migrants regularly pass ecological barriers, like the sahara desert, where extensive fuel loads are necessary for a successful crossing. a central question is how inexperienced migrants know when to put on extensive fuel loads. beside the endogenous rhythm, external cues have been suggested to be important. geomagnetic information has been shown to trigger changes in foraging behaviour and fuel deposition rate in migratory birds. the underlying mechanism for these adjustments, howe ... | 2009 | 19717671 |
public health and nursing: a natural partnership. | the health of individuals occurs within the context of their environment and the other individuals they interact with in the communities they live in, work in and visit. promoting the health of the public requires multiple strategies aimed at improving the environment, the health knowledge of groups and individuals, maintaining adequate food and water, and reducing the spread of disease. many disciplines are needed to meet these goals, but the largest segment of the professional health work forc ... | 2009 | 20049229 |
[investigation of the prevalence of gastrointestinal parasites in aviary birds in homes in the van province]. | this study was conducted to investigate the prevalence of gastrointestinal parasites in aviary birds in the van province. for this purpose, fecal samples were collected from aviary birds (6 parrots, 5 nightingales, 24 canaries and 35 lovebirds) in van. in the parasitology laboratory, seventy fecal samples were examined using the native and sedimentation technique for helminth eggs, eimeria sp. oocysts and giardia sp. cysts. the same samples were examined by modified-acid-fast staining for crypto ... | 2009 | 19851967 |
creating a therapeutic environment in a pediatric renal unit. | creating and maintaining a therapeutic patient environment has been the responsibility of nurses since the days of florence nightingale. achieving this environment for children with renal disease and their families can, however, be a complex task. this article addresses a number of factors that must be considered in planning a new pediatric unit or renovating an established one. useful strategies leading to a therapeutic environment in a pediatric nephrology unit are described as well. | 2010 | 2923498 |
relationship between nursing students' epistemological beliefs and locus of control. | the aim of this study was to determine the relationship between nursing students' epistemologic beliefs and locus of control, and the research was conducted at istanbul university florence nightingale school of nursing with 350 nursing students. | 2010 | 20149504 |
florence nightingale: a 19th-century mystic. | florence nightingale (1820-1910) received a clear and profoundly moving call to serve god at the age of 16. through a lifetime of hard work and discipline, she became a practicing mystic in the western tradition, thereby becoming an instrument of god's love, which was the primarily source of her great energy and the fabled "nightingale power." to understand the life and work of this legendary healer, who forever changed human consciousness, the role of women, and nursing and public health system ... | 2010 | 20467024 |
female heterogamety and speciation: reduced introgression of the z chromosome between two species of nightingales. | several lines of evidence suggest that the x chromosome plays a large role in intrinsic postzygotic isolation. the role of the z chromosome in speciation is much less understood. to explore the role of the z chromosome in reproductive isolation, we studied nucleotide variation in two closely related bird species, the thrush nightingale (luscinia luscinia) and the common nightingale (l. megarhynchos). these species are isolated by incomplete prezygotic isolation and female hybrid sterility. we se ... | 2010 | 19796142 |
florence nightingale and the enduring legacy of transpersonal human caring-healing. | 2010 | 20467037 | |
non-pharmacological interventions used by cancer patients during chemotherapy in turkey. | although there are many non-pharmacological practices being recommended for symptom management, most patients prefer to use pharmacological interventions. this study assesses the non-pharmacological interventions used by cancer patients for symptom management during chemotherapy and the factors affecting its use. | 2010 | 20863758 |
expanding our nightingale horizon: seven recommendations for 21st-century nursing practice. | today's global health problems may seem insurmountable. antibiotic-resistant microbes are increasing, and more economic, environmental, and social factors are affecting health. health care costs keep rising. hot politics and the chronic global nursing shortages all threaten the future of health care delivery. also, diseases in many war-torn regions clearly place all humanity's health at risk. how can nurses possibly address these larger "global" challenges? to consider this question--and what nu ... | 2010 | 21149558 |
beliefs of turkish cancer patients on the genesis of cancer: "why do i have cancer?". | to determine the beliefs of turkish cancer patients about the etiology of carcinogenesis. | 2010 | 20658726 |
school nurses save lives: can we provide the data? | vigilance has been central to nursing practice since florence nightingale. often, the nurse's work of surveillance goes unnoticed and the public never recognizes the value of the nurse's work. the 1999 institute of medicine report on hospital deaths due to preventable errors has lifted the veil shrouding professional vigilance. but how to measure vigilance remained elusive, until the concept, failure to rescue (ftr), was proposed. ftr has taken a prominent role in health care since its adoption ... | 2010 | 20606057 |
the world's first secular autonomous nursing school against the power of the churches. | secular healthcare practices were standardized well before the churches' established their influence over the nursing profession. indeed, such practices, resting on the tripartite axiom of domus, familia, hominem, were already established in hospitals during the middle ages. it was not until the last third of the eighteenth century that the catholic church imposed its culture on secular health institutions; the protestant church followed suit in 1836. in reaction to the encroachment of religious ... | 2010 | 20602706 |
the influence of nightingale rounding by the liaison nurse on surgical patient families with attention to differing cultural needs. | this article is a tribute to florence nightingale whose book notes on nursing was published 150 years ago in 1860. nightingale was a proponent of rounding on patients to ensure their environment contributed to healing. patients and their families experience greater satisfaction when a registered nurse rounds on them. the liaison nurse provides the connection between a surgical patient and the family in the waiting room. this activity promotes communication and spiritual support for family member ... | 2010 | 20592290 |
speech of shri ghulam nabi azad, union minister of health & family welfare on the occasion of presentation of national florence nightingale awards to meritorious nursing personnel at vigyan bhavan, delhi on 12 may 2010. | 2010 | 23520820 | |
national florence nightingale award ceremony 2010. | 2010 | 23520819 | |
2010: commemorating the centennial year of the death of florence nightingale and the international year of the nurse. | 2010 | 20559143 | |
shaping the future of nursing education today using distant education and technology. | in 1860, florence nightingale, published "notes on nursing" that provided the foundation for many curricula. today, nursing education is available through many diverse settings and methodologies. one of the most evolving methods is through distant education (de). evidence demonstrates that the demand for de is increasing across the united states for students enrolling in de classes to meet their personal life style. in addition, the data reveal that more colleges and universities are offering ad ... | 2010 | 20533754 |
florence nightingale and the nightingale declaration. | 2010 | 20499707 | |
the 2010 international year of the nurse: 21st-century nightingales, advocacy, and global health. | 2010 | 20499706 | |
job stress, achievement motivation and occupational burnout among male nurses. | this paper is a report of an exploration of job stress, achievement motivation and occupational burnout in male nurses and to identify predictors of occupational burnout. | 2010 | 20492017 |
florence nightingale's relevance to nurses. | nurses are actively finding florence nightingale to be relevant to nursing knowledge, nursing organization, and nursing education. a study of her life is also seen to be relevant and there is a need to look at nightingale's writings for a deeper understanding of her relevance. | 2010 | 20467036 |
florence nightingale: passionate statistician. | nightingale's passionate commitment to statistics was based on her faith in a god of order, who created a world that ran by law. god's laws could be known through research, as a result of which suitable interventions to better the world could be applied. statistics were a vital component in her holistic approach to health care as a system. they served both to indicate serious problems and to assist in policy making, and then again to monitor the effects of the new policies. she pioneered the use ... | 2010 | 20467034 |
the power of environmental adaptation: florence nightingale's original theory for nursing practice. | florence nightingale was a prolific writer. her diaries, letters, monographs, and books remain as a part of her legacy. from these documents, her ideas, values, and beliefs in a wide range of topics can be identified. the philosophical basis of modern nursing is generally seen as nightingale's most recognized contribution to societal change. in fact, her documents contain her philosophical assumptions and beliefs regarding all elements found in the metaparadigm of nursing. these can be formed in ... | 2010 | 20467032 |
florence nightingale: nurse and public health pioneer. | august 2010 marks the centenary of the death of florence nightingale, who must be, without doubt, the most famous name in nursing. most people, even those in the health professions, think of her as 'the lady with the lamp'; the heroine of the crimean war, who tended the sick and wounded soldiers at scutari. important though this was, her main contribution, which continued long after crimea, was in the organization of nursing training, in hospital planning, public and military health, and in effe ... | 2010 | 20081644 |
standing in the shadow of snowdonia. | leaving the site in a better condition than when they left it, and minimising the development's impact on the local scenery, reflecting the area's history and natural heritage in the design, and exploiting the stunning location and views to provide a relaxing, therapeutic care environment, were among the goals for architects nightingale associates when they drew up plans for the ysbyty alltwen community hospital, spectacularly positioned high on the foothills of snowdonia. speaking at a recent n ... | 2010 | 20446483 |
healing instruments. interview by hazel davis. | the florence nightingale school of nursing in london has a composer-in-residence, whose role is to enrich its community. | 2010 | 20441029 |
dame josephine barnes: distinguished gynaecologist and first woman president of the british medical association. | in previous articles in this series, we have written about the great women pioneers who broke down the barriers which prohibited or limited their entry into the various branches of the healthcare professions and who then proved that they could compete, on equal terms, with their male counterparts. included in the first among these, of course, was florence nightingale, who, in the crimean war (1854-6) and afterwards introduced the 'modern' era of nursing training and put an end to the dirty, igno ... | 2010 | 20225720 |
florence nightingale: the evolution and social impact of feminist values in nursing. | although generally recognized as the founder of modern nursing, florence nightingale has been criticized for her apparent lack of support of women's issues, including suffrage. this article examines the primary and supporting literature surrounding this topic. findings indicate that nightingale developed a complex set of beliefs that supported women as individuals rather than from a gender perspective. she did, in fact, support the concept of women's suffrage but did not give it priority. victor ... | 2010 | 20467030 |
florence nightingale: her personality type. | this article casts new and refreshing light on florence nightingale's life and work by examining her personality type. using the theory-based myers-briggs type indicator (mbti), the author examines nightingale's personality type and reveals that she was an introverted-intuitive-thinking-judging type. the merit of using the mbti is that it allows us to more clearly understand three major areas of nightingale's life that have been partially unacknowledged or misunderstood: her spiritual developmen ... | 2010 | 20467028 |
florence nightingale: her crimean fever and chronic illness. | florence nightingale's crimean fever and chronic illness have intrigued historians for more than a century and a half. the purpose of this article is threefold: (a) to discuss the facts that point to the cause of nightingale's crimean fever as brucellosis, (b) to show that her debilitating illness for 32 years (1855-1887) was compatible with the specific form of chronic brucellosis, and (c) to present new evidence that she was still having severe symptoms in december 1887, when it was previously ... | 2010 | 20467026 |
lamp light on leadership: clinical leadership and florence nightingale. | the purpose of the present study was to use the example of florence nightingales' nursing experience to highlight the differences between nursing leadership and clinical leadership with a focus on miss nightingales' clinical leadership attributes. | 2010 | 20465739 |
[postmodernity for florence nightingale]. | the author analyzes the influence of the environmental paradigm presented by hippocrates, the maieutics of socrates, the role of religious orders in the overall nursing conception florence nightingale had by which the observation of social phenomena, both at an individual level as well as a systematic level, comprise the basis of her works. | 2010 | 20458893 |
from charity to caring: nightingale's experience at harley street. | florence nightingale has been the subject of numerous biographies and topical studies since she became a public figure during the crimean war of 1854-1856. however, both the biographical and the topical literature have given little emphasis to the fourteen months of nightingale's superintendency at the establishment for gentlewomen during illness located on harley street, london. thematic analysis of primary documents including nightingale's quarterly reports to the governors of her nursing home ... | 2010 | 20660907 |
[who was really florence nightingale?]. | 2010 | 20458889 | |
we must not forget what we once knew: an exemplar for helping nurses reconnect with their history and rediscover their passion for nursing. | whether it is adhering to the latest regulatory requirements, measuring performance, evaluating the patient's experience of care, or preventing pressure ulcers, nothing is more vital to the success of any initiative than the requisite skill and observations of a professional nurse. yet, for many nurses, getting through the day can be a struggle. feeling overwhelmed, disconnected, and scattered, reshaping the identity and passion once recognized as an individual's "calling" to professional nursin ... | 2010 | 20651302 |
editorial: nightingale, hand washing, and restroom observations. | 2010 | 20649378 | |
florence nightingale and her legacy for global nursing: part ii. | 2010 | 21509993 | |
nightingale is not the best role model for today's nurses. | 2010 | 20810414 | |
florence nightingale in absentia: nursing and the 1893 columbian exposition. | in 1893, chicago hosted the columbian exposition. this event showcased america's social, cultural, and scientific advances and its growing cultural parity with western europe. this was the first major exposition in which women played a prominent role. integral to the fair was a series of congresses that provided an international platform for discussion of social issues. the congress on hospitals, dispensaries, and nursing, a section of the international congress of charities, correction, and phi ... | 2010 | 20807865 |
scholarships. | there is still time to apply for the florence nightingale foundation's leadership development scholarships before the closing date on september 27. | 2010 | 27744997 |
vantage point. | august 13 marked the centenary of the death of florence nightingale, whose book, notes on nursing: what it is, and what it is not, published in 1859, served as the cornerstone of the then nursing curriculum. | 2010 | 27744993 |
florence nightingale. cassandra: an essay. 1979. | 2010 | 20705963 | |
re-reading nightingale: notes on hospitals. | 2010 | 20692390 | |
integrating healthcare design research into practice: setting a new standard of practice. | it seems safe to conclude that nearly 150 years ago, "the lady with the lamp," florence nightingale, set a course that practice-based healthcare researchers continue to follow today. in her book, notes on nursing (1860), nightingale identified light, ventilation, noise, and sanitation as elements of the environment that affected the well-being of soldiers in her care. today, we attempt to study these same relationships: those that exist between the built environment of healthcare settings, and t ... | 2010 | 21162432 |
florence nightingale's contribution to contemporary nursing ethics. | florence nightingale brought nursing from a disreputable and immoral vocation into the honest and ethical profession that is enjoyed today by emphasizing strict morals in the personal and work lives of her nursing students. in modern day, ethical principles guide the nursing profession and have many relevant connections to nightingale's morals. just as the high moral character of nightingale's nurses helped nursing rise to a profession in her day, teaching and following ethical principles is cru ... | 2010 | 21149560 |
commentary on "expanding our nightingale horizon: seven recommendations for 21st-century nursing practice". | 2010 | 21149559 | |
commentary on "nightingale in absentia: nursing and the 1893 columbian exposition". | 2010 | 21149557 | |
an exploration of the nature of caring relationships in the writings of florence nightingale. | the purpose of this qualitative, historical field study was to identify the nature and attributes of caring relationships as depicted in the writings of florence nightingale. latent content analysis was the methodology used for the discovery and analysis of words, ideas, and themes from selected nightingale works. five themes were identified that represented a caring relationship: attend to, attention to, nurture, competent, and genuine. these themes are congruent with nightingale's threefold co ... | 2010 | 21149554 |
preventing abuse of older people. | the author travelled to the united states on a florence nightingale travel scholarship to study the systems in place to respond to and prevent elder abuse. she visited centres in orange county, california, and new york city that are involved in dealing with the issue. this article provides a summary of her findings, with emphasis on education and training strategies for healthcare professionals working with older people, and provides recommendations for developments in safeguarding older people ... | 2010 | 21137704 |
catastrophic events and older adults. | the plight of older adults during catastrophic events is a societal concern. older persons have an increased prevalence of cognitive disorders, chronic illnesses, and mobility problems that limit their ability to cope. these disorders may result in a lack of mental capacity and the ability to discern when they should evacuate or resolve problems encountered during a catastrophe. some older persons may have limited transportation options, and many of the elderly survivors are at increased risk fo ... | 2010 | 21095558 |
lynn mcdonald: champion of florence nightingale. | 2010 | 21086772 | |
the nightingale prize 2010 for best mbec paper in 2009 awarded. | 2010 | 21080092 | |
editorial--a world in progress... | this year was the centennial of florence nightingale's death and in commemoration, was designated as the international year of the nurse (iynurse) by the honor society of nursing, sigma theta tau in the u.s., the nightingale initiative for global health in canada, and the florence nightingale museum in england. 2010 iynurse is "a collaborative, grassroots global initiative honoring nurses' voices, values, and wisdom-to act as catalysts for achieving a healthy world." in this "celebration of comm ... | 2010 | 21071358 |
sound advice demands a receptive audience. | adrian popplewell, an associate at a multi-disciplinary engineering consultancy ramboll acoustics, discusses the importance of good acoustics in the design of truly fit-for-purpose 21st century healthcare buildings, agreeing that, as florence nightingale wrote in 1859: "unnecessary noise is the most cruel absence of care which can be inflicted on the sick or well". | 2010 | 21058626 |
the health of hospitals and lessons from history: public health and sanitary reform in the dublin hospitals, 1858-1898. | the aim was to examine, critically, 19th century hospital sanitary reform with reference to theories about infection and contagion. | 2010 | 21029230 |
why florence nightingale still matters. | 2010 | 20975431 | |
the death of florence nightingale: bjn 100 years ago. | this august marks the centenary of the death of florence nightingale, who died at 2 o'clock on saturday 13 august 1910 at her home, 10 south street, park lane, london. the following are some snippets which appeared in the bjn of the 20 and 27 august 1910. it was not until the announcement of her death in the morning papers of monday 15 august that the country heard about nightingale's death. in her last hours she was attended by sir thomas barlow and two nurses from the nursing sisters' institut ... | 2010 | 20966869 |
florence nightingale a hundred years on: who she was and what she was not. | this article reviews florence nightingale's work 100 years after her death, based on surviving writing compiled for the collected works of florence nightingale. described are her founding of a new profession for women, based on patient care, her pioneering work in statistics and data analysis and her bold reform of the workhouse infirmaries. a section on historiography focuses on the negative impact of f. b. smith's attack on nightingale in 1982 and monica baly's progressively more negative inte ... | 2010 | 21344737 |
nightingale initative for global health. | 2010 | 20863027 | |
us nurses inspired by nightingale. | florence nightingale revolutionised military nursing practice and transformed negative attitudes towards female nurses during the american civil war, conference-goers heard last week. | 2010 | 28076026 |
florence nightingale and the crimean war. | 2010 | 20671261 | |
florence nightingale (1820-1910): feminism and hospital reform. 2010. | 2010 | 20671260 | |
remembering florence nightingale's panorama: 21st-century nursing--at a critical crossroads. | florence nightingale lived and worked in response to her times--yet also ahead of her time. she insisted on pursuing a career even though her wealthy family could have provided her with a lifetime of leisure. because she was a woman, this choice to work outside her home was all the more unusual. nightingale was also a vanguard woman because she chose nursing, a role that was considered the work of desperate, impoverished women who lived on the street like prostitutes. in addition to these unusua ... | 2010 | 20664022 |
nightingale theory and intentional comfort touch in management of tinea pedis in vulnerable populations. | vulnerable populations, specifically migrant farm workers and persons experiencing homelessness, are often at an increased risk for foot infections. this risk is related to their working and living conditions, socioeconomic status, limited access to health care, frequent exposure to wet environments, limited access to clean and dry socks and shoes, bathing or laundry facilities, and daily routines that requires them to be on their feet for long periods of time. after years of caring for these po ... | 2010 | 20660909 |
[evidence in support of florence nightingale's theories. 100 years after her death]. | this article has been written to pay homage to florence nightingale as a pioneer and beacon for scientific curiosity which should serve as the nursing professional's guide for fine praxis. for this purpose, the author studied the evidence regarding ms nightingale's supposed theories; these have been arranged into four large groups in order to make those findings which support her theories easier to understand. | 2010 | 20617658 |
science, healing, and courage: the legacy of florence nightingale. | 2010 | 20608368 | |
ancestral polymorphism in exon 2 of bluethroat (luscinia svecica) mhc class ii b genes. | the genes of the major histocompatibility complex (mhc) are important model genes for understanding selective forces in evolution. here, we document, using a cloning and sequencing approach, high polymorphism at the exon 2 of the mhc class ii b (mhciib) genes in the bluethroat (luscinia svecica); a minimum of 61 unique alleles were detected in 20 individuals, and at least 11 functional loci. in addition, several pseudogenes were revealed. the specimens originated from three different bluethroat ... | 2010 | 20456568 |
relighting the lamp. | florence nightingale transformed the public's perception of nursing and laid the foundation for nursing schools and community nursing. | 2010 | 20162915 |
evidence-based medicine and hospital reform: tracing origins back to florence nightingale. | the use of reliable evidence to evaluate health care interventions has gained strong support within the medical community and in the field of plastic surgery in particular. evidence-based medicine aims to improve health care and reduce costs through the use of sound clinical evidence in evaluating treatments, procedures, and outcomes. the field is hardly new, however, and most trace its origins back to the work of cochrane in the 1970s and sackett in the 1990s. though she wouldn't know it, flore ... | 2010 | 19910854 |
introducing primary nursing to a satellite dialysis setting in singapore. | primary nursing originated from the university of minnesota hospitals in the late 1960s. almost 100 years before, florence nightingale defined a "case method" approach to nursing in which she described an individual nurse having responsibility for a given group of patients and dealing with issues relating to health, hygiene and family support. | 2010 | 9663995 |
florence nightingale at first hand lynn mcdonald florence nightingale at first hand continuum uk £14.99 224pp 9781441132550 9781441132550 [formula: see text]. | writings on florence nightingale offer two contrasting views of her life. the first is that she was a formidable and highly influential woman, with enlightened views about disease prevention, the care of sick people and the role of professionally trained nurses. the alternative view is that she was a flawed victorian hero, who enjoyed celebrity status in her lifetime but whose achievements were overestimated. | 2011 | 27351087 |
a history of massage in nurse training school curricula (1860-1945). | guided by florence nightingale, massage nurse training instruction methods were duplicated in the u.s. nurse training curricula. in the 1880s to 1900s massage training and instruction was delivered by physicians, nurses, or masseurs for many disease conditions. in the 1930s to 1940s, influential nurse authors and educators began to recommend specialization in physiotherapy for nurses. scientific and pharmacological solutions for symptoms of disease became popular, thus practicing basic nursing c ... | 2011 | 20682916 |
comparison of diagnostic accuracy of saline infusion sonohysterography, transvaginal sonography and hysteroscopy in postmenopausal bleeding. | to compare the diagnostic accuracy of transvaginal sonography (tvs), saline infusion sonohysterography (sis) and hysteroscopy (hs) with respect to pathological diagnosis in the detection of uterine cavity abnormalities associated with abnormal uterine bleeding among postmenopausal women. | 2011 | 20665218 |
sir almroth wright: pioneer immunologist. | this year marks the 150th anniversary of the birth of almroth edward wright, whose pioneer work in immunology saved countless lives, especially in the first world war, but whose name and work are all but forgotten today. wright was born in 1861 in middleton tyas, yorkshire, where his father, an irish protestant and considerable hebrew scholar, was the minister. almroth's swedish mother, the daughter of nw almroth, governor of the mint in stockholm, was responsible for his unusual first name. she ... | 2011 | 21475098 |
academics take issue with bbc's 'hostile' portrayal of nightingale. | nurse researchers and historians are urging the bbc to withdraw 'hostile and erroneous' productions about florence nightingale. | 2011 | 27317061 |
"we can read nightingale as a credo for compassion today". | 2011 | 21800761 | |
"we should not dismiss the value of nightingale wards". | 2011 | 21800521 | |
our leaders would do well to emulate florence nightingale. | there may be few nurses in parliament ( editorial september 7 ), but there are many non-nurses in the commons and the lords fighting our cause and, more importantly, trying to reverse the damage of nhs 'reforms'. | 2011 | 27316015 |
the ongoing quality improvement journey: next stop, high reliability. | quality improvement in health care has a long history that includes such epic figures as ignaz semmelweis, the nineteenth-century obstetrician who introduced hand washing to medical care, and florence nightingale, the english nurse who determined that poor living conditions were a leading cause of the deaths of soldiers at army hospitals. systematic and sustained improvement in clinical quality in particular has a more brief and less heroic trajectory. over the past fifty years, a variety of app ... | 2011 | 21471473 |
the lingering presence of the nightingale legacy. | the history of the nursing profession is still evolving. one-hundred years ago, nightingale died, leaving a legacy of philosophical cornerstones that still infuses the profession. her idealism flows through her writings, as fresh today as 150 years ago. the initiatives of nursing today had their roots in nightingale ideals. the alignment of current trends in nursing with nightingale constructs is striking. contemporary nurses are challenged to propel these ideals forward. the author here tracks ... | 2011 | 21471040 |
florence nightingale international foundation. | the florence nightingale international foundation (fnif) is the premier foundation of the international council of nurses, supporting and complementing the work and objectives of the council. | 2011 | 27100615 |
fractures of the fingers missed or misdiagnosed on poorly positioned or poorly taken radiographs: a retrospective study. | missed fractures, the most common diagnostic error in emergency departments, are usually the result of a misread radiograph or the failure to obtain a radiograph. however, a poorly positioned or poorly taken radiograph may also result in diagnostic errors. we sought to analyze the frequency of missed or misdiagnosed finger fractures that could be attributed to inadequate radiographs. | 2011 | 21378584 |
phantom-less qct bmd system as screening tool for osteoporosis without additional radiation. | phantom-less bone mineral density (plbmd) systems are easily integrated into the ct workflow for non-dedicated quantitative ct (qct) bmd measurements in thoracic and abdominal scans. this in vivo retrospective study aims to determine accuracy and precision of the plbmd option located on the extended brilliance workspace (philips medical systems, cleveland, oh, us) from both cross-sectional and longitudinal image data. | 2011 | 20223609 |
the empty carriage: lessons in leadership from florence nightingale. | florence nightingale made a profound statement about leadership when she returned from the crimean war without the fanfare offered to her. promoters paraded her empty carriage around the city of southampton england to applaud her accomplishments in the war. her absence signaled a new leadership, one of quiet determination, humility, and political strategy to improve quality of life. the lessons to be learned for today's nurse leaders revolve around mindfulness, clarity of purpose, reverence for ... | 2011 | 21220570 |
Effects of alopecia on body image and quality of life of Turkish cancer women with or without headscarf. | PURPOSE: The aim of this study was to find out the effects of chemotherapy-related alopecia on body image and quality of life of Turkish women who have cancer with or without headscarves and factors affecting them. METHODS: This descriptive study was conducted with 204 women who received chemotherapy at the Istanbul University Institute of Oncology, Turkey. The Patient Description Form, Body Image Scale and Night ... | 2011 | 22179546 |
Exploration of clinical nurses' perceptions of spirituality and spiritual care. | Florence Nightingale emphasized the need for nurses to honor the psychological and spiritual aspects of patients to promote patients' health. Whereas study of a public hospital in Singapore presented similar findings, few studies have explored clinical nurses' perceptions of spirituality. | 2011 | 22089650 |
development and validation of the nightingale symptom assessment scale (n-sas) and predictors of the quality of life of the cancer patients in turkey. | treatment-related side effects have an adverse impact on the health-related quality of life (hrqol) of cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy. this study is a description of the validity and responsiveness demonstrated by a new cancer and cancer treatment-specific symptom scale--the nightingale symptom assessment scale (n-sas)--which was developed and validated to address the qol of turkish cancer patients. | 2011 | 19944644 |
[florence nightingale--a remarkable woman followed her calling]. | 2011 | 3090359 | |
[florence nightingale and nursing]. | 2011 | 3299937 | |
speech by her excellency, the president of india, shrimati pratibha devisingh patil at the presentation of the national florence nightingale awards for nursing personnel. | 2011 | 22482305 | |
bullying in a caring profession: reasons, results, and recommendations. | the theories of florence nightingale and jean watson provide a framework for the caring work of nurses. ironically, this caring profession struggles with bullying. bullying has both physiological and psychological ramifications for the person being bullied and a negative impact on the organization and patient care. strategies to address bullying include education, developing codes of acceptable conduct for the workplace, and a zero-tolerance policy. mental health nurses have a vital role in help ... | 2011 | 21919429 |
the relevance of nightingale today. | 2011 | 21647025 | |
nightingale bear helps girl orphans. | a 'florence nightingale' teddy has gone on sale to raise funds for the orphaned daughters of nurses in developing countries. | 2011 | 28071533 |
leadership scholarship. | directors or deputy directors of nursing, heads of midwifery, consultant nurses and midwives, modern matrons, lead allied healthcare professionals, and deans and deputy deans of schools of nursing are invited to apply for florence nightingale foundation leadership scholarship awards of up to £15,000 each. | 2011 | 27351310 |
ecological character displacement in the face of gene flow: evidence from two species of nightingales. | ecological character displacement is a process of phenotypic differentiation of sympatric populations caused by interspecific competition. such differentiation could facilitate speciation by enhancing reproductive isolation between incipient species, although empirical evidence for it at early stages of divergence when gene flow still occurs between the species is relatively scarce. here we studied patterns of morphological variation in sympatric and allopatric populations of two hybridizing spe ... | 2011 | 21609448 |
[one hundred books which built up neurology.(51) florence nightingale "notes on nursing: what it is and what it is not" (1859)]. | 2011 | 21568133 | |
florence nightingale: the biostatistician. | 2011 | 21540464 |