R E V I E W P A P E R The Importance of Reflective ...

International Journal of Caring Sciences September - December 2013 Vol 6 Issue 3 www.internationaljournalofcaringsciences.org 319 R E V I E W P A P E R

Designing Nursing Care Program Based on Johnson …

Designing Nursing Care Program Based on Johnson Behavioral Model in Children with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia: A Case Study Atefeh Ghanbari, PhD Associate Professor, Social Determinants of Health Research Center, Guilan University of Medical Sciences, Iran Somayeh Pouy, Children's Nursing Postgraduate Student

  Sciences, Behavioral, Johnson, Johnson behavioral

The Method of Checking Medications Prior To Administration ...

Australia concretized the policy: ‘a second person should check the drug, dose, calculation, IV fluid, and the patient’s identity prior to administration’ (Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care, 2013). Worth mentioning that the point of the checking procedure is that nurses are expected to find

  Policy, Nurse

Empathy and emotional intelligence: What is it …

EMPATHY AND EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE: WHAT IS IT REALLY ABOUT? 119 Empathy The origin of the word empathy dates back to the 1880s, when German psychologist Theodore Lipps coined the

  Intelligence, Emotional, Really, Emotional intelligence

Invasive and non-invasive methods for cardiac …

INVASIVE AND NON-INVASIVE METHODS FOR MEASUREMENT OF CARDIAC OUTPUT 113 Ganz catheter into the circulatory system. Many alterna-tive methods, both invasive and non-invasive, have been

  Measurement, Cardiac, Output, Cardiac output

Discourse analysis and Foucault’s “Archaeology of knowledge”

Foucault uses the term “discourse” according to the standard usage of the term in the 1930s in which “dis-course refers to a unit of language larger than a sentence, and discourse analysis is the study of these sequences of sentences” (Sawyer 2002:434).

  Foucault

Implementation of Watson’s Theory of Human Caring: A Case ...

Watson’s theory of Human Caring to the care of a woman who has had unsuccessful IVF treatment at first attempt. Watson’s Theory of Human Caring The theory of Watson’s Human Caring focuses on human and nursing paradigm (Fawcett, 2005). It asserts that a human being cannot be healed as an object. It argues, on the contrary, that he/she is

  Watson

Impact of Procrastination and Time-Management on …

make more errors (Blevins & Millen, 2016). Leaping out of the safe boundaries of the classroom to the busy, noisy, and sometimes life or death environment of the clinical setting or hospital can completely frazzle the students (Bullen, 2015). Professional nursing practice and work performance, nurses should have good time

  Procrastination, Blevins

Time Management in Nursing –Hour of need

(Blevins & Millen, 2016). Distress on the job and some stress naturally comes for being a nurse. Knowledge on prioritization of the tasks during the shifts can make huge differences in reducing the stress. Prioritizing and little planning can make the nurses to plan better and manage the time for their work and imparting the quality care.

  Blevins

Empathy and emotional intelligence: What is it really about?

(sympathy) and empathy (empathy) appointed to the first concept the ability to feel sympathy, and to empathy the ability to put one self into another’s shoes, as a sign of humanity. Sympathy is an emotional reaction, immedi-ate and uncontrolled, which inundates when one person imagines himself in the position someone else is. That is

  Empathy, And empathy

Social DeterminantS of HealtH - WHO | World Health ...

4.2.2 Social causation perspective 17 4.2.3 Life course perspective 18 5. cSdH conceptual framework 20 ... Effects of social determinants on population health and on health inequalities are characterized ... is that international health agendas have …

  International, Health, Perspective, Inequalities, Health inequalities, International health

5. Stratification and Mobility - Sleepy Classes

Functional perspective endorses to such inequalities & calls it a social necessity. Condition of poverty generally entails - Lack of opportunities - Lack of mobility - even in most open of societies Oscar Lewis – Culture of Poverty - the poor are not only lacking resources but also acquire a poverty-perpetuating value system.

  Perspective, Inequalities, Mobility, Stratification, Stratification and mobility

Employment Opportunities: Do Race and Ethnicity Matter ...

examines group-based inequalities, with the focus being mainly on the ... health care, infrastructure and ... indigenous/non-indigenous gap in occupational status in this case.

  Health, Opportunities, Care, Employment, Inequalities, Ethnicity, Employment opportunities, Do race and ethnicity

RESEARCH PAPER ON GENDER DISCRIMINATION IN …

4.1 Discussion on summary statistics and average health care spending 16 4.2 Discussion on regression results 17 4.3 Table and charts 19 5.0 Cause analysis of gender gap 23 5.1 Socio-economic and cultural factors that cause gender disparity 24 …

  Health

EU GENDER ACTION PLAN III

The post-COVID-19 recovery must be an opportunity to address structural inequalities and build more inclusive societies. Drawing from the EU gender equality strategy 2020 - 2025, which calls for a gender-equal Europe, this new EU gender action plan for 2021–2025 (GAP III) calls for a gender-equal world and is complementary to the

  Plan, Inequalities, Action, Gender, Gender action plan

Social Protection Report

a “stimulus gap” arising largely from significant coverage and financing gaps. Socio-economic recovery remains uncertain and enhanced social protection spending will continue to be crucial. The most recent International Monetary Fund (IMF) forecasts warn of a divergent recovery, whereby richer countries enjoy a swift

  International