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G W Poteet

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At least 19 recordsLinked to original sources

Financial responsibility and budget decision making.

The nursing budget constitutes one of the largest department budgets in most hospitals and in many cases involves managing millions of dollars. The degree to which the nurse executive has freedom to control financial resources has a major impact on the hospital's ability to compete in a rapidly changing marketplace characterized by a severe nursing shortage. Findings indicate a continuing problem with authority in matters germane to resource allocation.

Adult

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Creating a safe environment in the AIDS era.

This article discusses concerns related to neuroscience nursing practice in the wake of the AIDS epidemic. Safety issues in the workplace and recommendations for creating a safe environment according to Centers for Disease Control (CDC) guidelines are delineated. Legal considerations from the patient's and nurse's perspectives are also addressed.

Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome

Strategies for journal publication.

Publication in professional journals has become an expectation not only of neuroscience nurse educators but practitioners as well. Through publication, the neuroscience nurse demonstrates commitment to the profession and specialty area by sharing clinical insights and knowledge with colleagues practicing in the field. The publication process includes many steps beginning with the idea for publication to a careful review of the galley proofs. This article describes opportunities for journal publication and strategies for ensuring success in the publication process.

Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome

Identifying the components of a nursing service philosophy.

A framework for writing a nursing service philosophy provides the nurse manager with a quick and easy reference to identify essential organizers for the philosophy. The framework described here pinpoints three areas of importance, nursing/nursing practice, the patient/client, and the nurse, and describes specific subject matter to be addressed with each area. By organizing the subject matter into three practical areas of concern, the nurse manager can explore each area and develop a realistic and operational philosophy for the Nursing Service Department.

Attitude of Health Personnel

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Consultation.

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Consultation.

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