" As both [practice and walk-in centre] nurses continue to adapt to the constant on-going
change demanded by both the public and the government paymasters they will face ever …

Background. There is a large body of nursing literature on patient non‐compliance. While
some articles address non‐compliance as a patient problem to be resolved by nursing …

This paper explores nurses' experiences as members of primary care organisations set up to
develop and commission health services for local communities. Nurses, alongside GPs and …

Nurse Partners in Chronic Illness Care: Patients' Perception... : Nursing Administration Quarterly
Nurse Partners in Chronic Illness Care: Patients' Perceptions and Their Implications for Nursing …

With the increasing focus on collaborative, interprofessional models of service delivery in
many parts of the world, it is crucial that nurses be able to demonstrate confidence in the …

Nurses are increasingly being employed instead of doctors in some areas of work. This
article examines this phenomenon in relation to a 'nurse-led'Personal Medical Services …

The provision of skilful psychosocial care to patients suffering from chronic illnesses starts
with an appreciation of what it is like to live with a chronic condition Definitions of self …

When it comes to examining the nurse-patient relationship in the rational light of empirical
data, as opposed to the emotional heat of rhetoric, the timing couldn't be better. In the …

Nursing is commonly characterized by the process of caring in the context of nurse‐patient
interactions in clinical and non‐clinical settings. This interactive context of nursing however …