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In-hospital interventions to promote relational practice with families in acute care settings: A scoping review by Emmamally, Waheedha, Erlingsson, Christen, Brysiewicz, Petra

“…Relational practice is characterised by genuine interaction between families and healthcare professionals that promotes trust and empowerment. Positive…”
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Barriers and enablers to scholarship for post basic nursing students in clinical service by Almaze, Jean-Paul, Emmamally, Waheedha, Brysiewicz, Petra

“…Background Clinical scholarship is defined as an approach that enables evidence-based nursing and the development of best practices to meet the needs of…”
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Spiritual Care: A Description of Family Members' Preferences of Spiritual Care Nursing Practices in Intensive Care Units in a Private Hospital in Kwa-Zulu Natal, South Africa by Zambezi, Mercy, Emmamally, Waheedha, Mooi, Nomaxabiso

“…Spiritual care is a part of the holistic care that enables family members in intensive care units to find meaning in their life events and simultaneously…”
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Describing healthcare providers' perceptions of relational practice with families in the emergency department : a qualitative study by Emmamally, Waheedha, Erlingsson, Christen, Brysiewicz, Petra

“…Background: Emergency departments are regarded as stressful working environments, associated with staff shortages, increased patient numbers and long waiting…”
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Describing the perceptions of student nurses regarding barriers and benefits of a peer-mentorship programme in a clinical setting in KwaZulu-Natal by Emmamally, Waheedha, Mlaba, Zanele P.

“…Background: Novice student nurses encounter challenges when making the transition to clinical learning because of the complex and unpredictable nature of…”
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Describing Zoom exhaustion and fatigue in nursing students at a university in South Africa by Emmamally, Waheedha, Wentzel, Dorien, Brysiewicz, Petra

“…Background: Online platforms have gained considerable support from students and lecturers post COVID-19, however they are associated with student exhaustion…”
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Focusing on families in the emergency department by Brysiewicz, Petra, Emmamally, Waheedha

“…From the family's perspective, admission of their family member to the emergency department (ED) represents a crisis situation. The transient nature of a…”
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Describing healthcare providers’ perceptions of relational practice with families in the emergency department: A qualitative study by Emmamally, Waheedha, Erlingsson, Christen, Brysiewicz, Petra

“…Background: Emergency departments are regarded as stressful working environments, associated with staff shortages, increased patient numbers and long waiting…”
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Vote of Thanks by Stephen, Cindy, Dulandas, Reka, Skinner, David Lee, Kling, Sharon, Nel, Johan, Zuhkle, Liezl, Le Roux, Jane, Hoving, Jennifer, Singh, Shivani A, Spruyt, Maryke, Blauw, Renee, Chikanya, Geldine, Potgieter, Praksha, Piercy, Jenna, Stassen, Willem, de Beer, Jennifer, van Hoving, Daniel, van Aswegen, Heleen, Jones, Erika, Kalla, Judith, Scribante, Juan, Thomson, David, Argent, Andrew, Gibbs, Matthew, Baker, Debbie, Mrara, Busisiwe, Rout, Joan, Naidoo, Kuban, S. Kalla, Ismail, Emmamally, Waheedha, Heyns, Tanya, Nourse, Peter, Govender, Komalan, Potgieter, Sunita, Schmollgruber, Shelley, Hardcastle, Timothy, Kalafatis, Nicola, Dlamini, Thandiwe, Mdladla, Nkosinathi, Mooi, Nomaxabiso, Miller, Malcolm, Hill, Lauren, Plani, N, Hanekom, Susan, Perrie, Helen, Solomon, Lincoln, Norman, Vivian, Sali, Shamiel, Holzhausen, Samantha, Rossouw, Beyra, Omar, Shahed, Janine Jordan, Portia

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