Sentence examples for remote nursing from inspiring English sources

This may reflect the broad experience base of the rural and remote nursing workforce, which takes on additional tasks and responsibilities in the absence of medical support [ 23].

The problem with DC's plan is that the health and safety of 911 callers would rest on the shoulders of a remote nurse who would be unable to visually assess the condition of a caller.

This overview provides a guide to orient future rural and remote nurse retention interventions.

This synthesis allows us to propose a taxonomy of interventions for rural and remote nurse retention.

One of these programs involved undergraduate rural and remote nurses, aged care nurses and re-entry to practice nurses who held Australian government scholarships.

Given the limited empirical evidence available on effective retention strategies for rural and remote nurses, we also encourage more research on the main determinants of nursing retention in rural and remote areas that could inform future strategies.

Four nurses were involved in major teaching roles; two at Solomon Islands College of Higher Education, training undergraduate nurses, and one at the Ministry of Health, providing distance education modules by radio to remote nurses.

In very large counties (that are often remote), nurse density, as a metric of access, might be better considered as a product of nurses per unit population and per unit area.

Service models such as comprehensive primary health care, provided by remote area nurses, nurse practitioners and Aboriginal health workers, which are broad in scope and address the social determinants of health as well as clinical care, prevention and health promotion are more effective in Indigenous communities [ 15].

It was noted that many of the WHS issues were reflective of the current literature that is focused on remote area nursing and there were many commonalities between the two disciplines.

4 5 13 Although nurses in general experience many WHS challenges, much of the literature has focused on remote area nurses and there is little evidence that focused specifically on WHS among rural community nurses.