Power (Psychology)

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Developing an understanding of gender sensitive care: exploring concepts and knowledge.

BACKGROUND: In the United Kingdom (UK), concern about inequalities in health and health care has led to interest in gender sensitivity in health policy and practice. AIM: To develop an understanding of possibilities for gender sensitive care through ...
Margaret Miers (J Adv Nurs, 200210)
developing-understanding-gender-sensitive-care-exploring-concepts.asp

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Male teacher female students: a novice teacher reflects.

This paper seeks to explore the gender dynamics of being a novice male teacher working with female nursing students. Using a reflective framework it examines the gender dynamics within the classroom setting. Educational, social, feminist and political ...
Gerard Kenny (Nurse Educ Today, 200210)
male-teacher-female-students-novice-teacher-reflects.asp

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Multiple realities in a study of medical consultations.

A study of doctor-patient communication offers convincing arguments for using multiple methods of data collection incorporating both meanings and practices. Multiple realities emerged clearly that would have remained invisible had only one data source ...
Christine A Barry (Qual Health Res, 200210)
multiple-realities-study-medical-consultations.asp

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Power and control: forensic community mental health nurses perceptions of team-working, legal sanction and compliance.

This is the second of two papers reporting on a descriptive mixed methods study of community forensic mental health nurses experiences of restriction orders and supervised discharge mechanisms. Forensic community mental health nurses (FCMHNs) have a body ...
Michael Coffey, Emrys Jenkins (J Psychiatr Ment Health Nurs, 200210)
power-control-forensic-community-mental-health-nurses-perceptions.asp

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Assessing the factors influencing continuous quality improvement implementation: experience in Korean hospitals.

OBJECTIVE: To assess the extent of continuous quality improvement (CQI) implementation in Korean hospitals and to identify its influencing factors. DESIGN: Cross-sectional study by mailed questionnaire survey. STUDY PARTICIPANTS: One hundred and ...
Sunhee Lee, Kui-Son Choi, Hye-Young Kang, Woohyun Cho, Yoo Mi Chae (Int J Qual Health Care, 200210)
assessing-factors-influencing-continuous-quality-improvement.asp

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Compelled to interact: forensic community mental health nurses and service users relationships.

This is the first of two papers reporting community forensic mental health nurses experiences of restriction orders and supervised discharge mechanisms. Service user/nurse relationships and risk are addressed in this initial paper. A mixed ...
E Jenkins, M Coffey (J Psychiatr Ment Health Nurs, 200210)
compelled-interact-forensic-community-mental-health-nurses-service.asp

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The leadership journey.

It isnt always easy to change leadership hats or to alter the way you assess a business problem. Under pressure, most executives fall back on the management style or approach that worked in the last crisis they faced. But old approaches rarely work in ...
Leonard D Schaeffer (Harv Bus Rev, 200210)
leadership-journey.asp

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Physician-led: good idea or not?

Whether physicians or not, leaders must possess certain skills and qualities to achieve success. Take a look at whats required to be an effective ...
Daniel K Zismer, Björn Flygenring, Brian Campion (Physician Exec, 200209-10)
physician-led-good-idea-or-not.asp

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Promising practices: how leading safety-net plans are managing the care of Medicaid clients.

Health plans formed by safety-net providers serve large numbers of Medicaid beneficiaries. Through a series of case studies, we examined the care management tools used by leading safety-net plans. These plans do not rely on the coercive, command-style ...
Michael S Sparer, Lawrence D Brown, Michael K Gusmano, Catherine Rowe, Bradford H Gray (Health Aff (Millwood), 200209-10)
promising-practices-leading-safety-net-plans-managing-care-medicaid.asp

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Childrens perceptions of strategies for resolving community health problems.

We examine childrens perceptions of the strategies they would use to resolve community health problems. Qualitative analysis using a grounded theory approach showed that 9- to 10-year-old children could conceptualize a range of solutions to hypothetical ...
Ilze Kalnins, Corrine Hart, Peri Ballantyne, Georgia Quartaro, Rhonda Love, Gunta Sturis, Patti Pollack (Health Promot Int, 200209)
children-s-perceptions-strategies-resolving-community-health-problems.asp