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E T Anderson

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Student awareness of research findings.

One problem faced by all faculty who teach research to undergraduate students is how to make the topic of utilization of research both interesting and practical. The author describes an approach that elicited students' active participation in replicating an earlier study by indicating their awareness of research-validated practices. Involvement of the students in an actual study seems a positive way to introduce the topic of utilization and has been used with success in one program over the past 4 years.

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Combining the role of the nurse practitioner and the community health nurse. An educational model for implementing community-based primary health care.

With increasing health care costs, public health agencies and other institutions have a critical need for master's-prepared nurses who can provide health care for common health problems of individuals and families but also assess, plan, intervene, and evaluate the needs of communities. This article describes the development of a nursing master's degree program to meet that need which combines the traditional roles of the nurse practitioner and the community health nurse. The program is based on the global concept of primary health care as defined by the World Health Organization, which includes more emphasis on economic, political, environmental, and social factors.

Community Health Nursing↗

[Vegetations of the mitral valve and the mitral prosthesis in patients with subacute bacterial endocarditis. Echocardiographic diagnosis].

In a patient with SBE in three differents ocassions in a period approximately of 9 months, the mitral valve was replaced on two occasions. The echocardiogram detected vegetations on two ocassions. The diagnosis of vegetation at the level of the mitral valve, was done for the first time in our hospital by this method. During the last admission, the echocardiogram suggested a vegetation at the level of the artificial mitral valve, projecting into the left atrium with the systole. This was confirmed by surgery.

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