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The transition experiences of new nurse graduates participating in an emergency department pathway from undergraduate to 3 months post-pathway: An interpretive description study by Bryant, Erin, Rush, Kathy L., Reekie, Manuela, Duchscher, Judy Boychuk, Epp, Sheila

“…•The scaffolded emergency department practice pathway enabled new nurse transition.•The pathway provided consistency, stability, and predictability.•New…”
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“I will go if I don't have to talk”: Nursing students' perceptions of reflective, debriefing discussions and intent to participate by Andersen, Elizabeth, Olsen, Lise, Denison, Jacqueline, Zerin, Ismat, Reekie, Manuela

“…The ability to be a reflective practitioner is recognized by nursing regulatory bodies as a component of professional competence and becoming a reflective…”
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Radical transformation: Embracing constructivism and pedagogy for an innovative nursing curriculum by Epp, Sheila, Reekie, Manuela, Denison, Jacqueline, de Bosch Kemper, Nicole, Willson, Melanie, Marck, Patricia

“…To effectively navigate today's complex and rapidly changing health care environments, nurses require a high level of knowledge, sound psychomotor skills,…”
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Learning pathways: Levelling, scaffolding & mapping curriculum by Reekie, Manuela, de Bosch Kemper, Nicole, Epp, Sheila, Denison, Jacqueline, Willson, Melanie, Moralejo, Lisa

“…At one mid-sized research-intensive university in Western Canada, the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program recently underwent significant curriculum…”
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An innovative leap: Embracing new pedagogical approaches for clinical education by Epp, Sheila, Reekie, Manuela, Denison, Jacqueline, de Bosch Kemper, Nicole, Willson, Melanie, Marck, Patricia

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Conservative Treatment of Stress Urinary Incontinence In Women: A 10-Year (2004-2013) Scoping Review of the Literature by McIntosh, Louise, Andersen, Elizabeth, Reekie, Manuela

“…Stress urinary incontinence is a serious threat to the well-being of women world-wide. In this scoping review of the literature, we examined the most prominent…”
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