Background The transition experience of newly graduated registered nurses is highly
stressful and associated with high attrition rates. Objectives and design This qualitative …

▪ Abstract Does democracy affect taxation? Do varieties of democratic institutions affect
levels of revenue, methods of collection, and distributions of tax burdens? Many political …

Successful preparation of newly graduated nurses (NGN) is a critical concern for the
healthcare sector. This study explores the learning processes enacted in a transition …

Background Increases in ageing, chronic illness and complex co-morbidities in the
Australian population are adding pressure to the primary care nursing workforce. Initiatives …

The implementation of thorny or problematic regulation is challenging for both regulators
and regulatees. The reasons for the existence of problematic regulation are not to be found …

Aims and objectives To summarise the literature describing new graduate nurse transition to
professional practice within the primary health care (PHC) setting. Background There is a …

Background Registered nurses are under-represented in the primary health care setting
both internationally and in Australia, and this shortage is predicted to worsen. To address …

Worldwide emerging demands for additional and more sophisticated regulation are
triggering regulatory changes at the national level that not all tax authorities are prepared to …

This paper reports findings from the first phase of a national study conducted to identify the
intention of nursing students' to work in a Primary Health Care setting following registration …

This paper evaluates the appropriateness of the tax policymaking process that led to the
introduction, and the later adaptation, of a tax on mobile money transactions in Uganda in …