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Compassion fatigue in nurses: A metasynthesis by Nolte, Anna GW, Downing, Charlene, Temane, Annie, Hastings‐Tolsma, Marie

“…Aims and objectives To interpret the body of qualitative work focusing on compassion fatigue to distil a common understanding that could then be applied to…”
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Interprofessional education interventions in undergraduate students of musculoskeletal healthcare professions: a scoping review protocol by Ismail, Fatima, Myburgh, Cornelius, Downing, Charlene

“…IntroductionEnhancing interprofessional education (IPE) fosters collaborative efforts among healthcare professionals specializing in musculoskeletal (MSK)…”
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The Development and Implementation of a Model to Facilitate Self-Awareness of Professionalism for Enrolled Nurses by de Klerk, Tracey, Temane, Annie, Downing, Charlene

“…Within the South African context, the nursing profession comprises different nursing cadres. The enrolled nurse is considered a sub-category of nursing and…”
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Transformative learning in nursing education: A concept analysis by Tsimane, Tebogo A, Downing, Charlene

“…There is vast literature on transformative learning, which is an important aspect of nursing education, but its meaning remains unclear. It is therefore…”
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A model to facilitate critical thinking of radiography students by Pieterse, Tracey, Temane, Annie, Downing, Charlene

“…Introduction Critical thinking is a much‐needed skill required by radiography students, across disciplines, when they graduate. The facilitation of critical…”
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Work-life integration among nurse educators: a meta-synthesis by Erasmus, Sonja, Downing, Charlene, Ntshingila, Nompumelelo

“…Work-life integration has been extensively researched in various contexts. Women dominate the nursing profession, but work-life integration is essential for…”
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Professional nurses’ facilitation of self-care in intensive care units: A concept analysis by Chipu, Mpho, Downing, Charlene

“…This article aims to provide an in-depth analysis of the concept of self-care in the intensive care unit and outline its defining attributes, antecedents,…”
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Operational nursing managers' experiences of clinical supervision at a Johannesburg Hospital by Shongwe, Bonginkosi I, Downing, Charlene, Nene, Sanele

“… Clinical supervision is pivotal in supporting nurses in rendering quality, safe patient care. Therefore, it is essential to understand clinical supervision…”
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Concept Analysis: The Scope of Practice of a Nurse Anesthetist in South Africa by Holtzhausen, Jan Dirk Visagie, Downing, Charlené, Poggenpoel, Marie, Ndawo, Gugu

“…The purpose of this article is to propose a definition for the concept “scope of practice” as it applies to a nurse anesthetist in South Africa. Concept…”
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The effect of a preceptorship programme on newly hired experienced professional nurses’ self-efficacy in nursing clinical competency in Saudi Arabia by Chipwanya, Elizabeth, Downing, Charlene, Nkosi, Elizabeth

“…This study aimed to determine if participation in a preceptorship programme affected newly hired experienced professional nurses’ self-efficacy in clinical…”
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Expatriate professional nurses’ experiences of preceptorship in a tertiary hospital in Saudi Arabia by Mazibu, Andiswa, Downing, Charlene, Rasesemola, Richard

“…Background: Professional nurses relocate to foreign countries as expatriate nurses due to host countries’ push or pull factors. Preceptorship programs are…”
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Self-care behaviours and practices of professional nurses working in primary health care clinics by Muhlare, Mukelani L, Downing, Charlene

“…Abstract only…”
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Theory of optimising radiation protection among diagnostic radiographers depicted as a model by Lewis, Shantel, Downing, Charlene, Hayre, Christopher M

“…When radiation protection practices are suboptimal, it becomes necessary to take additional steps to optimise practices. Therefore, this study aimed to develop…”
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Practices of caring for nursing students: A clinical learning environment by Subke, Jennifer, Downing, Charlene, Kearns, Irene

“…The purpose of this study was to explore, describe and illuminate nursing students’ best encounters of caring in the clinical learning environment. Caring for…”
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Self-care practices among professional nurses employed in primary health care clinics by Nkabinde-Thamae, George J, Downing, Charlene

“… Professional nurses typically promote and advocate self-care practices to their patients to achieve better health outcomes, but rarely engage in these…”
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COVID-19 and nurse faculty caring: A meta-synthesis by Ntshingila, Nompumelelo, Downing, Charlene, Rathaba, Dikomo Dorcas, Hastings-Tolsma, Marie

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Student nurses’ perceptions of caring during clinical assessments in a private nursing education institution in South Africa by Dormehl, Stephan, Downing, Charlene, Matshaka, Lerato

“…Caring behaviours are taught through instruction and clinical instructors’ role modelling while training student nurses. Learning to care for patients and…”
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The impact of sustainable assessment methods on first-year nursing students’ self-directed learning by Mabaso, Thuliswa, Downing, Charlene, Kearns, Irene J.

“…Nursing students are expected to be effective self-directed learners beyond graduation. However, traditional assessment methods are teacher-centred, giving the…”
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Using the theory of planned behaviour to determine radiation protection among South African diagnostic radiographers: a cross‐sectional survey by Lewis, Shantel, Downing, Charlene, Hayre, Christopher M

“…Introduction The use of ionising radiation in medicine accounts for the majority of radiation exposure from artificial sources. Therefore, all measures to…”
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Strategies to facilitate effective caring for patients in primary health care clinics by Nesengani, Tinswalo, Downing, Charlene, Poggenpoel, Marie, Stein, Chris

“…Caring is described as the innermost core of nursing which occurs in a relationship between the patient and the care provider. Although caring in nursing is…”
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