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Understanding the Perspectives of Counsellors and Clients in School-Based Counselling in Hong Konghe discursive construction and realisation of themes are examined in detail. Representative examples are discussed in context to illustrate the views from both the service providers and users of school-based counselling. Findings from this study will inform and enhance understanding of how school-ba

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What Happens to the Holistic Care of Patients in Busy Oncology Settings?striking at a time when nurses stated there was no time to talk to patients and Hong Kong faces a shortage of nurses, even as the emphasis on holistic care is growing. Findings challenge the cultural expectations of emotional care in oncology wards. The perception that emotional care must be address

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Examining Patient Preferences for Integrative Chinese-Western Colorectal Cancer Care in Hong Kongeness and provision of mental support. Although TCM was not the main treatment cancer patient received in HK, their expectations from it were high. Thus, TCM may be more than palliative in cancer treatment. Perceived WM status may hinder TCM development. More resources to ensure safe and effective i

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Instructions as Actions for Initiating Exercise Therapy in Physiotherapy in Hong Kongt questions were posed by physiotherapist during the initial phase of exercise. Five categories were identified: invitations, memory check, information seeking, understanding check, or adherence check. Physiotherapists’ questions led to a variety of embodied and verbal outcomes. Implications: The mu

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Shift-to-Shift Nursing Handovers at a Multi-cultural and Multi-lingual Tertiary Hospital in Singapors’ background and medical history were either not mentioned at handover commencement or excluded. Some nurses appeared apprehensive to bedside handover and had poor patient engagement. Few nurses effectively involved patients or reinforced patient education. Results highlight that nurses need suppor

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Assessment of Safety Culture: A Singapore Residential Aged Care Cross-Sectional Studyided an assessment of residential aged care safety and quality culture of the two nursing homes in Singapore. In general, the staff at the nursing homes in Singapore perceived a higher percentile residential safety culture compared to the US Comparative Database. The findings of this study demonstra

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