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FEATURED ARTICLE
Nursing Leadership (CJNL), 22(2) 2009: 58-72
The Primary Healthcare Nurse Practitioner in Ontario: A Workforce Study
Mary van Soeren, Christina Hurlock-Chorostecki, Sharon Goodwin and Elizabeth Baker
Abstract:
The role of the primary healthcare nurse practitioner (NP-PHC) has
a long history in Ontario. In this paper, we describe the evolution
of the role with a focus on geographic distribution, a profile of
client populations and the services provided by NP-PHCs.
Comparisons will be made to findings from previous studies and
reports on the NP-PHC role in Ontario.
In 2004 and 2005, two-thirds of the nurse practitioners registered with the College of Nurses of Ontario responded to a descriptive self-reporting survey. The data collected revealed that NP-PHCs work throughout the healthcare system, including with underserviced and marginalized populations, in community health centres and in outpatient areas within acute care hospitals.
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From the HR Resources Database ....
Nova Scotia Leads the Way in Workplace
Health
Andrea Davis
Results from a comprehensive workplace wellness study in Nova Scotia reveal health improvements for employees, a reduction in the average number of lifestyle risk factors, and an overall improvement in staff morale.
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PATIENT SAFETY PAPERS 4 (Volume 12 of Healthcare Quarterly)
The Fourth Annual Issue of the journal Patient Safety Papers is now available online. Here are 7 of 33 papers selected by the editor for publication + some editorial comments.
- Editorial
G. Ross Baker - Perspectives
Philip Hassen, John G. Abbott, Wendy Nicklin - Effect of Ambient Workload in the Intensive Care
Unit on Mortality and Time to Discharge Alive
Scot A. Mountain, S. Mora Hammed, Naïf T. Ayes, Monica Novena, Dean R. Chit tock, Hubert Wong and Peter Dude - Computed Tomography Radiation Dose: A Primer for
Administrators
David A. Keswick, Chance S. Domain, Nada S. Side and Derek A. Flatland - Safety of Discharge of Seniors from the Emergency
Department to the Community
Jane McCaskey, Daniele Ruberg, Alain Vadeboncoeur and Josée Verdon - Impact of Adverse Events on Hospital Disposition in
Community-Dwelling Seniors Admitted to Acute Care
Stacy Ackroyd-Stolarz, Judith Read Guernsey, Neil J. MacKinnon and George Kovacs - Identification of Safety Outcomes for Canadian Home
Care Clients: Evidence from the Resident Assessment Instrument -
Home Care reporting system concerning emergency room
visits
Diane M. Doran, John Hirdes, Jeff Poss, Micaela Jantzi, Régis Blais, G. Ross Baker and Jennie Pickard - Ensuring the Safety of Health Information Systems:
Using Heuristics for Patient Safety
Christopher J. Carvalho, Elizabeth M. Borycki and Andre Kushniruk - Self-Reported Medical Errors in Seven Countries:
Implications for Canada
Joshua O'Hagan, Neil J. MacKinnon, David Persaud and Holly Etchegary
The print version of Patient Saftey Papers Volume 12 (+160 pages) has been sent to all print subscribers. If you are not a subscriber and would like a print copy, please order it here.
Today's Nurse Jobs:
For other positions in Healthcare, go to the Longwoods Healthcare JobSheet.
Healthcare Facilities are invited to post positions for Front Line Nurses on theFind a Nurse web page. Recruiting agencies can post a nursing position free on Find a Nurse if they are also posting a leadership position on the Longwoods Healthcare JobSheet.
Here's how it works - email the words in a Word document to Susan Hale. We will post the nursing ad on this web page at no charge. Find a Nurse will be promoted in the Longwoods eLetter, which goes out every Tuesday morning to over 40,000+ healthcare readers.
The small print: Please send only one position per posting. The postings can be up to 150 words, plus URL to the webpage of your choice. There will be no charge for Front Line Nursing positions. For all other positions, please contact Susan Hale for rates and details or see the information here.
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CNSA has selected the Canadian Journal of Nursing Leadership
(CJNL) as their journal of choice as it contains peer-reviewed
articles and they must reference peer reviewed articles in their
courses. We also have more than 400 colleges and universities
providing students worldwide online access to our
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Information regarding other recruiting rates can be found here.
Recruiters find the Longwoods Healthcare JobSheet gives very good return for healthcare positions. Posting is easy. Here are the details.
The JobSheet is simple: cheap, fast, efficient, &
very effective.
Cost is $1.00 a word per week (net + gst). Minimum $75.00 (net +
gst) per posting. Logos can be included for an additional $20.00
(net + gst) each.
Positions are posted on theJobSheet and promoted in the weekly Longwoods eLetter, which goes out every Tuesday morning to over 40,000+ healthcare readers.Click here for our eLetter Archives.
Note: Discounts apply for multiple week postings (i.e. 10% for 2 weeks, 15% for 3 weeks, 20% for 4 weeks). Postings are billed per week based on word count. All of our recruiting rates are net.
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TRANSITIONS & AWARDS
August 25, 2009
Dr. David Pichorafrom Chief of Staff to acting CEO
to CEO Hotel Dieu Hospital, Kingston, ON
Roger Walkerto President and Chief Executive Officer
Timmins and District Hospital
Susan Kwolek to Senior Vice President Patient Care
Programs and Services at Credit Valley Hospital, Mississauga,
ON
Kathryn Hayward-Murray to Vice President,
Strategy, Quality and Organizational Performance at Credit Valley
Hospital, Mississauga, ON
Wyanne Law of Mississauga, Ont., 2009 recipients
of The Canadian Medical Hall of Fame / Great-West Life, London Life
and Canada Life Scholarship Award.
David Kim of Nanaimo, BC, 2009 recipients of The
Canadian Medical Hall of Fame / Great-West Life, London Life and
Canada Life Scholarship Award.
Danica Kindrachuk of Moose Jaw, Sask., 2009
recipients of The Canadian Medical Hall of Fame / Great-West Life,
London Life and Canada Life Scholarship Award.
Heidi Dixon of Gander, NL. 2009 recipients of The
Canadian Medical Hall of Fame / Great-West Life, London Life and
Canada Life Scholarship Award.
August 18, 2009
Christian Pair to Center Hospitallier de
L'Université de Montréal as Executive Director
David Sculthorpe to Chief Executive Office, Heart
and Stroke Foundation of Ontario
Steve Bradie to Green Shield Canada as President
and Chief Executive Officer
Keith Dee to Director of Membership, Community
Living Ontario
Patrick Dumelie to President and Chief Executive
Officer, Covenant Health
Ted Garrard to President and CEO, SickKids
Foundation, Toronto, ON
Dr. Mark A. Wainberg recipient of Canadian Medical
Association (CMA) Medal of Honour. For his study of HIV/AIDS and
tireless global advocate for funding of HIV intervention
programs.
Dr. Nuala Kenny, recipient of the 2009 Dr. William
Marsden Award in Medical Ethics from the Canadian Medical
Association
Dr. Donald Rix recipient of the Canadian Medical
Association (CMA) 2009 F.N.G. Starr Award to businessman,
philanthropist and community volunteer
Dr. Catharine Whiteside, the first female dean of
medicine at University of Toronto, recipient of the 2009 May Cohen
Award for Women Mentors
Juliet Emamaullee from Edmonton, Alberta and
Charlotte Kfoury of Pointe-Claire, Québec,
Dr. Devesh Varma of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan and
Dr. Jordan Cohen of Calgary are recipients of the
CMA 2009 Award for Young Leaders
Karen Michell to Executive Director of CAHO,
effective October 1, 2009
[Don't forget, we don't make these up. Please send your promotions, appointments, retirements and other transitions to publisher@longwoods.com.] Our transitions come from sources we believe to be reliable. We do not guarantee that they are correct. But we are rarely wrong.
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For a three-year searchable history of leadership transitions and appointments across the country, organized by date, click here. Or visit Longwoods Transitions in Healthcare Blog for recent healthcare transitions.
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