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Vol. 21 No. 4 2008
The Practice Doctorate: Where Do Canadian Nursing Leaders Stand? 
Gloria Joachim
This article calls upon Canadian nursing leaders to examine the merits and down-sides of the new Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) degree. By 2015, the DNP will be the entry to practice degree for all new advanced practice nurses in the United States.
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Vol. 4 No. 2 2008
Seven Key Issues in Aligning Medical Education and Healthcare Policy
Joanna Bates, Chris Lovato, and Terri Buller-Taylor
From their perspective as medical educators, the authors describe seven key gaps in this alignment, identify those who are in a position to address them and call for ongoing opportunities to identify, discuss and address alignment of policy.
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Vol. 9 No. 1 2008 | Obesity Policy
Getting from Fat to Fit: The Role of Policy in the Obesity Disaster
Suzanne Havala Hobbs
Increasing health and economic costs of obesity underscore the urgency of finding means of addressing the problem. There is broad support within the public health community for holistic approaches that take into account a host of complex factors.
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Vol. 11 No. 4 2008
Canada's Transforming Healthcare Environment
Joseph A. de Mora
This article sets out some of the main elements that characterize Canada's transforming healthcare environment.
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Vol. 7 No. 2 2008
Whose Record Is It Anyway?
Rebecca L. Mador, Nicola T. Shaw, Stephen Cheetham and Robert J. Reid
With the dawn of EMRs and patient portals, there is an opportunity to provide patient-centered care. However, without patient input, there will be limitations. Decision makers must engage patients in discussions related to EMRs.
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Vol. 3 Special Issue | Regional Training Centres
To Boldly Go: A Partnership Enterprise
Patricia Conrad
The funders' "blueprint" for the RTCs, plus the logic model that guided the fourth-year review.
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Vol. 10 No. 3 2008 (Pre-print)
Global Nurse Migration: Its Impact on Developing Countries
Amir A. Khaliq, Robert W. Broyles, and Ari K. Mwachofi
This paper brings into focus the magnitude of the problem in terms of the number of nurses migrating to and from various countries and its impact on developing countries.
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