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- noun Plural form of
telenurse .
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Examples
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Other nurses said that workloads left little time to interact with other telenurses and that the lack of feedback from the advice they gave was frustrating and had a negative impact on their job satisfaction.
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The degree to which the telenurses used protocols varied across the studies, with some being restrained by decision-making software and others having more flexibility to use their clinical judgement.
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"Our review has revealed that telenurses face complex decision-making processes when they are dealing with calls, as they need to consider a range of factors" says Dr Purc-Stephenson.
THE MEDICAL NEWS Editors 2010
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In some cases telenurses felt uncomfortable making decisions over the telephone and considered worst-case scenarios in an attempt to reduce legal or professional consequences.
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"Our review has revealed that telenurses face complex decision-making processes when they are dealing with calls, as they need to consider a range of factors" says Dr Purc-Stephenson.
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Other nurses said that workloads left little time to interact with other telenurses and that the lack of feedback from the advice they gave was frustrating and had a negative impact on their job satisfaction.
THE MEDICAL NEWS Editors 2010
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In some cases telenurses felt uncomfortable making decisions over the telephone and considered worst-case scenarios in an attempt to reduce legal or professional consequences.
THE MEDICAL NEWS Editors 2010
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"Sometime telenurses advised callers who needed primary care to go to the emergency department because there was nowhere else to refer them to."
THE MEDICAL NEWS Editors 2010
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The degree to which the telenurses used protocols varied across the studies, with some being restrained by decision-making software and others having more flexibility to use their clinical judgement.
THE MEDICAL NEWS Editors 2010
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"Sometime telenurses advised callers who needed primary care to go to the emergency department because there was nowhere else to refer them to."
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