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A program of psychiatric nursing consultation was established at a large university medical center in response to requests from nonpsychiatric nurses; they generally felt that patient evaluations provided by the psychiatry liaison service did not have specific application to nursing care. The program is operated by two part-time coordinators who train and supervise the nurse-consultants through monthly group sessions and individual supervision. One aim is to set up ongoing consultative meetings with nursing staffs who request help rather than providing only one-time or crisis consultation. During the program's first year, 146 consultations were given, and an average of 9.5 nursing units received consultation services each month.
K M Przepiorka, and
L S Bender
January 1995,
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K M Przepiorka, and
L S Bender
June 1970,
Clinical toxicology,
K M Przepiorka, and
L S Bender
September 2001,
HEC forum : an interdisciplinary journal on hospitals' ethical and legal issues,
K M Przepiorka, and
L S Bender
April 1971,
Supervisor nurse,
K M Przepiorka, and
L S Bender
May 1987,
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K M Przepiorka, and
L S Bender
April 1958,
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K M Przepiorka, and
L S Bender
April 1994,
Hospital & community psychiatry,
K M Przepiorka, and
L S Bender
January 1990,
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K M Przepiorka, and
L S Bender
May 1978,
Lakartidningen,
K M Przepiorka, and
L S Bender
November 1969,
American journal of public health and the nation's health,
