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What helps or hinders nurses to lead funded research projects? A survey of UK nurse lead‐investigators

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By Barbara Farquharson
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1 INTRODUCTION Internationally, there is a drive to develop research-active nurses and other allied professions (Carrick-Sen et al., 2019; Eckert et al., 2022; May, 2021; National Institute of Nursing Research, 2023). In the UK, since the late 1990s, there have been a series of initiatives designed to encourage nurses to undertake research and to build research capacity and capability in the profession (Baltruks & Callaghan, 2018).
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OP07 Barriers to telephone-assisted CPR: results of a qualitative study of UK call-handlers

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By Barbara Farquharson, Gareth Clegg, Marie Johnston
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OP07 Barriers to telephone-assisted CPR: results of a qualitative study of UK call-handlers Barbara Farquharson1, Gareth Clegg2, Marie Johnston3 1University of Stirling, UK 2University of Edinburgh/NHS Lothian, UK 3University of Aberdeen, UK Abstract Background Telephone-assisted CPR (t-CPR), where ambulance-service call-handlers provide instructions to callers on how to perform CPR, increases rates of CPR and survival.
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PP18 The BICeP study: results of a before and after study of a text-message intervention designed to increase confidence and willingness to perform CPR | Emergency Medicine Journal

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By Barbara Farquharson, Diane Dixon, Gareth Clegg, Brian Williams
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PP18 The BICeP study: results of a before and after study of a text-message intervention designed to increase confidence and willingness to perform CPR Barbara Farquharson1, Diane Dixon2, Gareth Clegg3, Brian Williams4, Pam Ramsay5, Lisa Macinnes3 1University of Stirling, UK 2University of Aberdeen, UK 3University of Edinburgh/NHS Lothian, UK 4University of Highlands and Islands, UK 5University of Dundee, UK Abstract Background Prompt bystander cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is the...
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