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Great Britain
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We propose three knowledge management practices to be analysed; namely transfer, transformation and open-mindedness. This paper provides evidence that while Spanish SME(S) are more positively associated with higher levels of transfer and transformation of knowledge, UK SME(S) are more positively ass...
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PMID: 22059326
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Orvosi Hetilap (152)40 2011
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We can be proud of our predecessors concerning our knowledge of kidney diseases and their application in daily use in Hungary, because in the past they were the ones who used the most advanced knowledge in their practices. One of today's greatest challenges for us is to be able to inform healthy and...
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PMID: 21945872
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HIV Medicine (12) 2011
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About 1,000 nurses from overseas live in the UK as refugees, but many cannot work due to an English language test.
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PMID: 21905375
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Robotic surgery at Kent and Canterbury Hospital has enabled a nurse specialist to extend her role and assist a surgeon with operations.
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PMID: 21905376
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In response to a shortage of clinical practice placements for pre-registration nurses and midwives, nursing faculties have been examining alternative ways to support students to develop their clinical skills, with simulation being one of the more popular methods. In a nursing context, simulation is o...
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PMID: 21905378
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I reflect on my role as a respiratory nurse specialist caring for a patient newly diagnosed with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). The aim of the article is to demonstrate the importance of specialist and holistic care for patients with COPD, as well as highlighting the need to carry out...
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PMID: 21905379
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Renal PatientView is an innovative online resource for patients who have kidney disease. It enables them to access blood test results and information about their diagnosis and treatment from anywhere in the world.
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PMID: 21905377
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This article provides an overview of the care of patients following liver transplantation. It focuses on the immediate post-operative care, the role of the transplant co-ordinator in providing support and education and the long-term follow up required to promote health and quality of life in this spe...
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PMID: 21905380
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The Health service journal (121)6274 2011
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The Health service journal (121)6274 2011
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Nursing Times (107)32-33 2011
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Nursing Times (107)32-33 2011
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Many people with learning disabilities are able to make their own healthcare decisions, but some lack the mental capacity to do so. This article discusses how the Mental Capacity Act can be used to guide decision-making for people with learning disabilities in hospital, and ensure all decisions are m...
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PMID: 21910307
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The Health service journal (121)6274 2011
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The Health service journal (121)6274 2011
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The Health service journal (121)6274 2011
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The Health service journal (121)6274 2011
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The Health service journal (121)6274 2011
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The Health service journal (121)6274 2011
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Nursing Times (107)32-33 2011
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Nursing Times (107)32-33 2011
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Nursing Times (107)32-33 2011
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Nurses must constantly adapt to a variety of radical and incremental changes in the way they work, but their emotional responses can inhibit changes from being sustained in practice. Implementing sustainable and meaningful change means supporting each individual to find value in new ways of working....
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PMID: 21910310
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Nursing Times (107)32-33 2011
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Veterinary Record (169)10 2011
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Veterinary Record (169)10 2011
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The Health service journal (121)6273 2011
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The Health service journal (121)6273 2011
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The Health service journal (121)6273 2011
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The Health service journal (121)6273 2011
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The Health service journal (121)6273 2011
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The Health service journal (121)6273 2011
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This article summarises the key points from the 2011 British Thoracic Society (BTS) recommendations on managing passengers with respiratory disease planning air travel. The guidance aims to provide practical advice for respiratory specialists in secondary care and serves as a valuable reference for o...
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PMID: 21807654
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In response to concern about lengthy waiting times for cancer treatment in the UK, the Department of Health introduced 'the colorectal cancer target referral scheme' to improve the referral process for suspected cancer. A user-centred web-based intranet software was developed reflect...
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PMID: 21848449
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Paul Boocock, director of estates and facilities management at the South Devon Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, explains how he and Jonathan Gilmore, a director at not-for-profit healthcare sector improvement organisation, BIRCH, and the Collaborative Working Centre, with wide-rangin...
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PMID: 21961391
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Steve Ruddell, head of global marketing, Motors & Generators, at ABB, emphasises the importance of a good motor management and maintenance policy in getting the best performance from, and reducing the energy consumption of, hospitals' HVAC systems, also explaining why investing in en...
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PMID: 21961392
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Government plans for NHS reforms will have a direct impact on the specification of security products within hospitals, surgeries, and care facilities, argues Tina Hughan, head of marketing for ASSA ABLOY, who considers the likely ramifications, and how security products must adapt to...
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PMID: 21961393
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Creating a new hospital that proves itself to be sustainable on a greenfield site is quite a challenge. Paul Bell, director at Ryder Architecture, describes how the St Andrews Community Hospital and Health Centre has been delivered to achieve just that for NHS Fife.
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PMID: 21961395
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In a previous article, in the September 2010 edition of Health Estate Journal, "Is multi-million pound backlog a reality", independent consultant to the healthcare sector, Dr Melvyn Langford, highlighted what he claimed was a "fundamental flaw" in the way the established NHS "5 x 5 c...
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PMID: 21961390
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Veterinary Record (169)9 2011
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Veterinary Record (169)9 2011
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Paediatric penetrating chest trauma is common in conflict, but rarely seen in peacetime. We describe the successful hospital management of a five year old female civilian casualty with life threatening penetrating thoracic trauma caused by a fragment from an explosive device.
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PMID: 21977715
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Do no harm--the limitations of civilian medical outreach and MEDCAP programmes based in Afghanistan.
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Flea bites can cause irritating symptoms, secondary infections, and may potentiate the spread of vector-borne disease. Flea infestation and bites may also cause significant psychological distress, and can reduce the morale and fighting fitness of deployed military personnel. The problem of flea infes...
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PMID: 21977711
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Recently published case reports, coupled with a large observational study of 1017 deployed servicemen to Iraq (January 2009), has highlighted the issue and potential concerns regarding the unregulated use of dietary and exercise supplements within the British military. Consequently, an exploratory pi...
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PMID: 21977712
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The role of Evidence Based Medicine in clinical care is to provide a framework for the integration of expertise, current evidence and the needs of the individual patient. Research presented at scientific meetings is an important source of such evidence, informing clinical decision making both on mili...
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PMID: 21977713
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We believe it represents clear guidance for the deployed clinician and recommend the use of selective non-operative management when appropriate....
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PMID: 21977714
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A case of a specialist senior non-commissioned officer with cystic fibrosis (CF) is described. Partial expression of the CF trait is well known and sporadic cases are detected from time to time at recruitment, during recruit training and service. Respiratory symptoms may be mis-diagnosed as self-limi...
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PMID: 21977717
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