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School of Nursing and Midwifery Scholarly Works

Theses from 1990 1990

Clinically practising nurses' perceptions of professionalism, Diane E. Twigg

Measuring midwives accuracy of estimating blood loss, Christine J. White

Theses from 1989 1989

Personal and professional practices of breast self-examination in nurses, Julia Agars

Occupational and life stress in nursing: Is there a relationship?, Christopher Billam

'Night duty' : A study of nurses' attitudes toward night duty, with implications for hospital and nursing management, Beth Louise Brown

An investigation into the effects of preoperative teaching on the self reported levels of anxiety of patients undergoing elective surgery, Megan Inglis

Human-environment process: Replication and refinement of a study of Rogers' principle of integrality, Virginia Susan Meggitt

The development of the 'Nursing home/hostel - Quality Of Life Index': A tool to measure the quality of life of permanent residents in geriatric care institutions, Linda Pettit

Patient attitudes toward self-medication during hospitalization, Elizabeth A. Reilly

Administration of post-operative analgesia, Liora J. Valinsky

The effect of an in-service lecture on diabetes on nurses' attitudes to diabetes patient education, Jennifer A. Walters

Cognitive learning outcomes in a cardiac nursing course: A pilot study, Amanda J. Whittle