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Christine Duffield

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As seen in: International Journal of Nursing Studies, Color Research & Application, Wiley Online Library, Memory Studies, The Conversation, Human Resources for Health, Australian Journal of Advanced Nursing, Collegian Journal
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TELL ME WHAT WE DO. USING WORK SAMPLING TO FIND THE ANSWER

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By Christine Duffield, Wendy Wise
| Australian Journal of Advanced Nursing Verified
Main Article Content Christine Duffield, RN, PhD, Wendy Wise, RN, BSocSci, GradDipNsg Keywords work sampling, skill mix, management tool Abstract As Australian hospitals have restructured and work patterns have changed ‘multi-skilling’ has become a necessary component for health care professionals, especially nurses. To date, there has been little empirical evidence to assess these changes and their effects on nurses and nursing work.
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Physiological plateaus during normal labor and birth: A novel definition

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By Marina Weckend, Kylie McCullough, Christine Duffield, Sara Bayes
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 INTRODUCTION One of the most pressing concerns in contemporary maternity care globally is the overuse, and frequently unnecessary use, of medical interventions during childbirth.1, 2 Commonly referred to as childbirth medicalization, this affects birthing women in high-resource and low-resource countries alike.1, 3 Childbirth medicalization is reflected in high rates of cesarean sections, where problems arise from associated intervention cascades and preventable poor birth outcomes for...
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Factors impacting nursing assistants to accept a delegation in the acute care settings: A mixed method study

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By Carol A. Crevacore, Linda L Coventry, Christine Duffield, Elisabeth Jacob
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Explores the experience of nursing assistants when being delegated to by registered nurses. Suggests mechanisms to improve teamwork between the registered nurse and the nursing assistant in the acute care environment. 1 INTRODUCTION Factors such as an ageing nursing workforce, nursing shortages, changes to nurses' scope of practice and efforts to reduce healthcare spending resulted in a change to the way nursing care was delivered (Crevacore, Jacob, et al., 2022).
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