Search Results - "van Rooyen, Dalena (RM)"

Culturally competent patient-provider communication in the management of cancer: An integrative literature review by Brown, Ottilia, Ham-Baloyi, Wilma ten, Rooyen, Dalena (RM) van, Aldous, Colleen, Marais, Leonard Charles

“…Managing cancer in a multicultural environment poses several challenges, which include the communication between the patient and the healthcare provider…”
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Prevalence and socioeconomic characteristics of alcohol disorders among men and women in the Eastern Cape Province, South Africa by Andersson, Lena M. C., Twum‐Antwi, Akwasi, Staland‐Nyman, Carin, van Rooyen, Dalena (RM)

“…There is growing concern about alcohol problems in low‐ and middle‐income countries. More research is required, particularly among the younger generation. The…”
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Preventing malnutrition within the first 1000 days of life in under-resourced communities: An integrative literature review by Nyarko, Marian Joyce, van Rooyen, Dalena (RM), ten Ham-Baloyi, Wilma

“…This integrative review aimed to summarise existing best evidence practice for preventing malnutrition within the First 1000 Days of Life in under-resourced…”
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Culturally competent patient–provider communication with Zulu patients diagnosed with osteosarcoma: an evidence-based practice guideline by Brown, Ottilia, van Rooyen, Dalena RM, Aldous, Colleen, Marais, Leonard C

“…This guideline was developed as a response to patients with osteosarcoma presenting late for treatment thereby significantly affecting their prognoses…”
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Quality management of objective structured clinical examinations: An integrative literature review by Nyangeni, Thandolwakhe, van Rooyen, Dalena (R.M.), Du Plessis, Allison Herelene, ten Ham-Baloyi, Wilma

“…Objective Structured Clinical Examinations are widely adopted as a clinical assessment method in nurse education. Quality is an integral aspect of the design…”
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Culturally competent patient-provider communication in the management of cancer: An integrative literature review by Brown, Ottilia, Ham-Baloyi, Wilma Ten, Rooyen, Dalena Rm van, Aldous, Colleen, Marais, Leonard Charles

“…Background Managing cancer in a multicultural environment poses several challenges, which include the communication between the patient and the healthcare…”
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A comprehensive literature review of guidelines facilitating transition of newly graduated nurses to professional nurses by van Rooyen, Dalena R.M., Jordan, Portia J., ten Ham-Baloyi, Wilma, Caka, Ernestina M.

“…Literature shows that successful transition of newly graduate nurses to professional nurses is imperative but does not always take place, resulting in…”
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Integrative literature review of evidence‐based patient‐centred care guidelines by Jardien‐Baboo, Sihaam, van Rooyen, Dalena (R.M.), Ricks, Esmeralda Jennifer, Jordan, Portia Janine, ten Ham‐Baloyi, Wilma

“…Aim To summarize what facilitates patient‐centred care for adult patients in acute healthcare settings from evidence‐based patient‐centred care guidelines…”
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Clinical teaching practices of nurse educators at a public college of nursing in South Africa: A survey study by Gcawu, Sybil Nyameka, van Rooyen, Dalena (R.M.), Jordan, Portia, ten Ham-Baloyi, Wilma

“…Standardisation of clinical teaching practices by nurse educators for undergraduate students is vital, especially within large nursing education institutions…”
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Provision of antiretroviral therapy for children in Nelson Mandela Bay : health care professionals’ challenges by Van Rooyen, Dalena R.M., Ricks, Esmeralda J., Williams, Margaret

“…Background: The human immunodeficiency virus and/or acquired immune deficiency syndrome (HIV/AIDS) pandemic continues to increase in prevalence worldwide,…”
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Cultural factors that influence the treatment of osteosarcoma in Zulu patients : healthcare professionals’ perspectives and strategies by Aldous, Colleen, Van Rooyen, Dalena R.M., Marais, Leonard C., Goliath, Veonna, Brown, Ottilia

“…Purpose: International and national research regarding the discussion of cancer treatment across cultural boundaries is sparse. This study was conducted in the…”
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