Biomedical subjects
M Quivey
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[Enthusiastic Westlander named as member-of-the-year. Interview by Kjell Arne Bakke].
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[The international in nursing. Minimum data-set for nursing].
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[Diagnosis-Related Groups (DRG) and nursing expenditures--a literature review].
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[Quality in nursing. Quality assurance in an international perspective].
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[Standards for nursing services].
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[Government inspection of health services--distant control or stimulation toward cooperation?].
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[Are you susceptible to a positive infectious disease?].
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[Dare we to evaluate our own practice?].
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[What is the International Council of Nurses?].
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[ICN representatives' meeting in Nairobi].
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[What action alternatives are at hand in the daily situation?].
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[Report of the International Council of Nurses' (ICN) Congress in Tokyo, Japan, May 29-June 3, 1977].
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[Hospital administration. Information service and cooperative efforts].
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Advanced medical technology: finding the answers.
Nurses are increasingly questioning the decisions on the use and overuse of advanced medical technology, particularly when it concerns the elderly, psychiatric patients and children. Below, some of the troubling questions being asked and where nurses can find advice.
ICN's relationship with WHO: a view from Europe.
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What does the PSC do?
The Professional Services Committee is the only standing committee of ICN. It consists of five national representatives from Ghana, Norway, Philippines, Puerto Rico and the United Kingdom. It meets once a year, for 3-4 days and it reports to the Board of Directors. Martha Quivey (Norway), its chairman, explained its role at the professional conference of the Royal College of Nursing recently. This is an abridged version of her paper.