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Consensus-based recommendations for strengthening emergency care at primary health care level: a Delphi study by Botes, Meghan, Bruce, Judith, Cooke, Richard

“…Emergency care at a primary health care (PHC) level must be strengthened to reduce overall mortality and morbidity in any country. Developing recommendations…”
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Family presence during patient acute deterioration: A survey of nurses' attitudes and reflection on COVID-19 in an African setting by Botes, Meghan, Mabetshe, Lindokuhle

“…Acute deterioration refers to a patient who has become physiologically unstable requiring acute care. Family presence during resuscitation efforts has been…”
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Experiences of primary health care practitioners dealing with emergencies – ‘We are on our own’ by Botes, Meghan, Cooke, Richard, Bruce, Judith

“…Background Primary health care (PHC) focuses on health promotion and disease prevention; however, acute episodes and emergencies still occur at this level of…”
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How Health Care Practitioners experience emergencies at Primary Health Care facilities - Kinks in the chain of survival by Botes, Meghan, Bruce, Judith, Cooke, Richard

“…BackgroundThe 72nd World Health Assembly has recognised that emergency care at primary health care level is vital for reducing overall mortality and…”
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Effectiveness of handover practices between emergency department and intensive care unit nurses by Mamalelala, Tebogo T, Schmollgruber, Shelley, Botes, Meghan, Holzemer, William

“…Nurses from the emergency department (ED) and the intensive care unit (ICU) must interact during the handover procedure. Factors such as unit boundaries, the…”
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The needs of families accompanying injured patients into the emergency department in a tertiary hospital in Gauteng by Botes, Meghan L, Langley, Gayle

“…Families are not prepared for traumatic injuries of loved ones. Emergency nurses have the important role of caring for patients and families in this time of…”
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Why is the World Health Organization International Committee of the Red Cross Basic Emergency Care course important for emergency nurses? by Botes, Meghan, King, Lauren Lai, de Lange, Santel, Holliman, Robert, Kutoane, Mahlomola, Tumusiime, Simon Isabwe, Quiroga, Dylan, Brysiewicz, Petra

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The needs of families accompanying injured patients into the emergency department in a tertiary hospital in Gauteng : original research by Langley, Gayle, Botes, Meghan L.

“…Background: Families are not prepared for traumatic injuries of loved ones. Emergency nurses have the important role of caring for patients and families in…”
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