… health nurses’ views on the potential to eliminate the use of seclusion and restraint in mental
health care… by nurses regarding the potential elimination of restrictive practices. Overall, the …

… as well as the levels of liver health literacy and association with the health status of people
with HCV through the nurse‐led community health development goal of global elimination. …

… Two prison sites Men in the prison (n = 172) Specialist sexual health nurse advisor, consultant
nurse in sexual health, and prison … Policy implications. Policymakers should consider how …

… nursing care to urinary eliminations is limited. In this context, to support and improve future
nursing actions regarding the process of urinary elimination… process of urinary elimination has …

… anniversary of the launch of the Nurses’ Health Study (NHS), I highlight the relevance for
public health interventions of methods for eliminating bias attributable to measurement error …

… to develop a physiological bowel elimination pattern. With the concept ‘bowel elimination
pattern’, the nursing staff refers to one of the 11 functional health patterns defined by Gordon (…

… Elimination is then usually a private function, but disability or physical or mental health
problems often affect independence in elimination, and nurses then play an important role in …

… elimination problems. This article discusses the normal anatomy and physiology of elimination,
problems, such as faecal incontinence, diarrhoea and constipation, and the nurse’s role …

… elimination. Despite substantial decline, measles outbreak continued to occur mainly in a
non-targeted population, in particular health … implications for measles elimination in China. …

… of the nursing professional on the care of patients with intestinal stomas of elimination. …
Register who participated in the study 30 nurses and 70 nursing technicians of the surgical …