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001			9289010576
020			_a9289010576
020			_a9289040572 (Russian)
035			_a(Sirsi) 9289010576
060			_aWY 16
111	2		_aEuropean Conference on Nursing _d(1988: _cVienna)
242	1	0	_aConférence européenne sur les soins infirmiers : _brapport sur une réunion de l' OMS, Vienne, 21-24 juin 1988
245	0	0	_aEuropean Conference on Nursing : _breport on a WHO meeting, Vienna, 21-24 June 1988.
246	0		_aVienna declaration on nursing in support of the European targets for Health for All
260			_aCopenhagen : _bWHO Regional Office for Europe, _c1989.
300			_a38 p.
520	3		_aSummarizes the main conclusions reached during a major conference where nurses from throughout Europe convened to debate the re-orientation of nursing in Europe and develop a plan of action for the future. Particular attention was given to the implications on nursing practice of the health for all movement, including the need to move away from a preoccupation with the treatment of symptoms, based on the biomedical model of care, and the need to concentrate on advances in health rather than new technologies. Concerning future needs, the report notes the importance of career structures, incentives, and legal protection for nurse practitioners. Future challenges identified include the need to comfort and counsel a growing number of AIDS patients, an increasing population of the very old, and an increasing number of handicapped newborns that will survive longer than in the past. The report also anticipates that expectations of nurses will increase while resources remain limited and that a broad education, enabling nurses to work in the hospital or the community, will provide the basis for continuing education. The report concludes with a series of recommendations and a declaration of support for targets set to achieve health for all in Europe.
535			_aDC.EURO
546			_aeng fre ger rus.
546			_adan.
550			_aWHODOC
561			_aWHO monograph
562			_aEUR/ICP/HSR 329
596			_a4
650	0	2	_aNursing _xtrends.
650	0	2	_aNursing care.
651		2	_aEurope.
690			_aNursing and Midwifery.
710	2		_aWorld Health Organization. _bRegional Office for Europe.
008			891205s1989 eng
942			_2NLM _cMONOGRAPH
999			_c16282 _d16282