Search Results - "Chan, E. Angela"

Mechanisms Driving Postgraduate Health and Social Science Students’ Cultural Competence: An Integrated Systematic Review by Lie Ken Jie, Christopher, Finn, Yvonne F., Bish, Melanie, Carlson, Elisabeth, Kumlien, Christine, Chan, E. Angela, Leung, Doris Y.L.

“…The COVID-19 pandemic revealed a global urgency to address health care provision disparities, which have largely been influenced by systematic racism in…”
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Nurses' perspectives on their communication with patients in busy oncology wards: A qualitative study by Chan, E Angela, Tsang, Pak Lik, Ching, Shirley Siu Yin, Wong, F Y, Lam, Winsome

“…Despite an increase in emphasis on psychosocial care in cancer nursing, time constraints and nurses' lack of knowledge in skilled communication continue to be…”
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Health professional-patient communication practices in East Asia: An integrative review of an emerging field of research and practice in Hong Kong, South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, and Mainland China by Pun, Jack K.H., Chan, E. Angela, Wang, Sophie, Slade, Diana

“…•It is problematic to interpret Asian practices through the lens of Western models.•This review offers an in-depth view of health communication in East Asian…”
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Communication patterns in nurse-led chemotherapy clinics: A mixed-method study by Farrell, Carole, Chan, E Angela, Siouta, Eleni, Walshe, Catherine, Molassiotis, Alex

“…•Nurses were more able to attend to patients’ verbal cues of their needs for information than patients’ cues for psychosocial issues.•Long consultation time…”
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Training in communication and interaction during shift-to-shift nursing handovers in a bilingual hospital: A case study by Pun, Jack, Chan, E. Angela, Eggins, Suzanne, Slade, Diana

“…To explore the perceptions and practices of nurses on handovers. At handover, accountability must be transferred to ensure a consistent quality of patient…”
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Factors Affecting the Levels of Satisfaction With Nurse-Patient Communication Among Oncology Patients by Lam, Winsome, Wong, Fiona Y., Chan, Angela E.

“…BACKGROUNDNurse-patient communication is of the utmost importance to oncology patients. OBJECTIVEThe aim of this study was to investigate the factors…”
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Using internationalization-at-home activities to enhance the cultural awareness of health and social science research students: A mixed-method study by Leung, Doris Y., Kumlien, Christine, Bish, Melanie, Carlson, Elisabeth, Chan, Pui Sze, Chan, E. Angela

“…Despite healthcare scholars valuing diversity, current cultural awareness training does not address mechanisms that drive societal patterns, that generates…”
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The cue-responding behavior of nurses to cancer patients: Implication to oncology nursing education by Lam, Winsome, Wong, Fiona Y., Chan, E. Angela

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Nursing Students' Intercultural Learning via Internationalization at Home: A Qualitative Descriptive Study by Chan, E. Angela, Lai, Timothy, Wong, Arkers, Ho, Suki, Chan, Bessie, Stenberg, Marie, Carlson, Elisabeth

“…•A shift from factual to experiential knowledge for better intercultural interaction.•Reflection and relaxed attitude facilitated interactive intercultural…”
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Communicative constructions of person-centred and non-person-centred caring in nurse-led consultations by Siouta, Eleni, Farrell, Carole, Chan, E. Angela, Walshe, Catherine, Molassiotis, Alex

“…Nursing is theorised to be a component of person-centred care. Communicative constructions of person-centred caring are a topic that needs to be studied in…”
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Pre-departure preparation and co-curricular activities for Students' intercultural exchange: A mixed-methods study by Chan, E. Angela, Liu, Justina Yat Wa, Fung, Keith Hin Kee, Tsang, Pak Lik, Yuen, John

“…Nurses are required to be culturally competent to provide quality care to an increasingly diverse and ageing population. International exchange programmes were…”
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Taken-for-granted assumptions about the clinical experience of newly graduated registered nurses from their pre-registration paid employment: A narrative inquiry by Law, Yee-shui Bernice, Chan, E. Angela

“…Paid employment within clinical setting, such as externships for undergraduate student, are used locally and globally to better prepare and retain new…”
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Mechanisms Driving Postgraduate Health and Social Science Students’ Cultural Competence: An Integrated Systematic Review by Lie Ken Jie, Christopher, Finn, Yvonne F., Bish, Melanie, Carlson, Elisabeth, Kumlien, Christine, Chan, E. Angela, Leung, Doris Y.L.

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Perspective Transformation of Cultural Awareness: A Qualitative Study on Research Students’ Experiences of International Cross-Institutional Webinars by Carlson, Elisabeth, Chan, Engle Angela, Kumlien, Christine, Leung, Doris Y, Bish, Melanie

“…Twenty-first century transformations have taken place within the framework of globalisation of the economy, the spread of information technology and global…”
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Nursing students’ perceptions of peer learning through student-led cross cultural webinars: A qualitative study by Carlson, Elisabeth, Stenberg, Marie, Lai, Timothy, Reisenhofer, Sonia, Chan, Bessie, Cruz, Eric, Leung, Doris, Wong, Arkers, Chan, E Angela

“…Aims: To explore nursing students’ perception of peer learning during cross‐cultural learning activities through student‐led webinars. Design: An exploratory…”
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Nursing as universal and recognisable: Nursing students' perceptions of learning outcomes from intercultural peer learning webinars: A qualitative study by Carlson, Elisabeth, Stenberg, Marie, Chan, Bessie, Ho, Sukki, Lai, Timothy, Wong, Arkers, Chan, E Angela

“…Background: Nursing students need to be prepared for the increasingly culturally diverse health care. Therefore, providing students with international…”
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Two nurse teachers reflect on acquiring their nursing identity by Chan, E. Angela, Schwind, Jasna K.

“…As nurse teachers, researchers and practitioners, we live within a changing landscape of the nursing profession. There is a continuous search for a clear…”
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