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PubMed1994

Tasks and stages of professional growth.

This paper combines data from two surveys, one in 1986 and one in 1992, which used the same instrument. Practice problems, and responses to the problems, were found to differ according to the number of years in practice, validating a stage explanation of professional growth.

Career Mobility↗
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The University of Iowa Nursing Collaboratory: a partnership for creative education and practice.

This article describes a comprehensive partnership between a college of nursing and its corresponding department of nursing services. The Nursing Collaboratory was created to provide an infrastructure for the generation, dissemination, and application of knowledge to improve nursing practice and patient outcomes. In addition to creative problem solving, the Collaboratory serves as an "incubator" of ideas and innovation, engaging nursing staff, faculty, and students in the development of new products and services to enhance nursing education and practice. J Prof Nurs 17:114-120, 2001.

Education, Nursing↗
PubMed2006

A community practice model for community psychologists and some examples of the application of community practice skills from the Partnerships for Success initiative in Ohio.

This paper provides an opportunity to consider the concept of community practice from the vantage point of community psychology. The author argues that community psychology has significant potential to change organizations, communities, and other settings to benefit setting occupants. However, it is the author's contention that the full realization of this potential is contingent upon an organized effort to engage in formal community practice. The author defines community practice in terms of four skill sets related to mobilization, planning, implementation, and evaluation. The author also describes settings that might support community practice and discusses implications for training and the field of community psychology in general. Finally, the author illustrates several community practice skills and roles in the context of a local community-based initiative in Ohio called Partnerships for Success.

Evidence-Based Medicine↗
PubMed1995

Coordinated care partnership: case management with physician practices.

This article describes the Coordinated Care Partnership Project, operated by The St. Joseph Healthcare System. Funded as one of several demonstration sites by The John A. Hartford Foundation, this project places social work and nurse care managers in selected primary care physician practices in Albuquerque, NM. Lessons learned from the first year of operation are presented, along with implications for the role of case management in primary care practice.

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