An exploration of the perceptions of Emergency Physicians and Trainees, towards Emergency Nurse Practitioners in Australia

Disruptive Behaviors in an Emergency Department: the Perspective of Physicians and Nurses

“…Unfortunately, the present research did not assessed the reasons for this approach and its relationship with other factors. This finding is in line with the result of Jones et al., 29 in Australia who provided evidence about positive cognition and perception of ED physicians regarding the emergency nurse practitioner’s role. In contrast, a research by Sterchi 30 in the preoperative setting suggests that nurses have a more positive attitude toward physician-nurse collaboration.…”

Nursing service innovation: A case study examining emergency nurse practitioner service sustainability

“…This is in direct contrast with early reservations voiced by professional bodies with warnings of fragmented care that would lead to unsafe prescribing and increase risk for consumers (VDHS, 2000). Findings from this study are consistent with previous research (Jones, Christoffis, Smith, & Hodyl, 2013) that explored emergency physicians and trainees' perceptions of ENPs and found that medical staff who worked directly with ENPs were supportive of the role.…”

“…An innovation that provides clear advantage, is of good quality and presents little risk due to proven safety will be more readily sustained (Greenhalgh et al., ). Regular widespread examination of ENP service quality engenders collegial trust (Jones et al., ), as was the case in this study.…”

Desenvolvimento e avaliação da reação, aprendizagem e impacto de treinamento online para profissionais da saúde

“…A literatura aponta diversas pesquisas de avaliação de aprendizagem como modelo pré e pós-intervenção com resultados que demonstram, frequentemente, o aumento significativo das notas. (142)(143)(144)(145) .…”