by R&S | Mar 21, 2016 | Research & Scholarship
By Renée O’Leary, PhD(c) I will admit that I am an information sponge. I came to university later in life, at 50 years old, seeking a diploma to obtain the points I needed for immigration. Quite unexpected, I was delighted to find research readily available through...
by R&S | Mar 21, 2016 | Research & Scholarship
A poem by Clare Koning In a world of research so diverse and large, What evidence do we trust and who is in charge? Not everything we read qualifies as the best, How can we base our decisions if we don’t put it to the test? Is one study as good as a synthesis of many,...
by R&S | Mar 21, 2016 | Research & Scholarship
By Marjorie MacDonald and Bernie Pauly There have been many calls over the past 15 years to renew and strengthen public health systems in Canada. In BC, the Framework for Core Functions in Public Health was introduced in 2005 as a public health policy intervention. At...
by R&S | Mar 21, 2016 | Research & Scholarship
A systematic review of student and educator experiences of maternal-child simulation-based learning By Karen MacKinnon Simulation usually involves student(s) providing nursing care to a simulated patient who might be a manikin or actor using a standardized scenario....
by R&S | Mar 21, 2016 | Research & Scholarship
By Diane Butcher RN MN PhD(c) Numerous inter-professional initiatives permeate the health-care landscape, outlining the need for professionals to collaborate effectively to provide quality patient care. Little attention has been given to intra-professional...
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