Karen Hunter

University of Alberta

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Tyler W. Myroniuk

University of Missouri Health System

Roseanne O. Yeung

University of Alberta

Douglas Boyle

University of Melbourne

Nonsikelelo Mathe

University of Alberta

Denise Campbell‐Scherer

University of Alberta

Andrew D. Morris

University of Edinburgh

Fred Heath

The University of Texas at Austin

Karen Melling

University of Gloucestershire

Judy Gleeson

Mount Royal University

J. Byrne

Atomic Energy (Canada)

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University College London

University of Toronto

National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery

University of Alberta

Ninewells Hospital

Trillium Health Centre

Virginia Commonwealth University

University of Edinburgh

University of Washington

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Looking back to look forward: “Chicken little redux” or strategic lessons learned

Information Services & Use (2004)

Karen Hunter

In many organizations “strategic planning” is an annual exercise that results in a document reviewed once and then essentially forgotten. However, strategic planning should be the process of setting priorities and of creating the framework for decisi

Redux

10.3233/isu-2004-24104

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Developing health promotion practice

CRC Press eBooks (2004)

Karen Melling Judy Gleeson Karen Hunter

The recognition of the importance of the therapeutic relationship is not a new phenomenon.Peplau's (1952) theory of nursing is based upon the importance of the relationship between the nurse and the patient, and she asserts this is the way in which all nursing care is delivered. The importance of this relationship has continued to be widely acknowledged and indeed McMahon and Pearson (1998) suggest that it is central to patient health, well-being and recovery. Since a therapeutic relationship is so important, it is essential to consider what features characterise such a relationship. In reviewing various definitions it becomes apparent that the important factors are:• appropriate boundaries are maintained • meets the needs of the patient • promotes patient autonomy • positive experience for the patient.

Promotion (chess)

10.1201/b13536-11

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Association Between Delayed Discharge From Acute Care and Rehabilitation Outcomes and Length of Stay: A Retrospective Cohort Study

Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (2022)

Berk Görgülü Jing Dong Karen Hunter Krista M. Bettio Betty Vukusic

Acute care

10.1016/j.apmr.2022.05.017

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ScienceDirect™

The Serials Librarian (1998)

Karen Hunter

Summary Summary ScienceDirect™ has been developed by Elsevier Science to provide a databased, Web host environment for its journals and those of other participating publishers. The target is to create an integrated environment, which will permit efficient and transparent access to the scientific literature by integrating abstracting and indexing searching and by linking to other publishers' sites. Key Words: ScienceDirectElsevier Sciencescientific journals

Web of science

10.1300/j123v33n03_07

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Balancing Act

Jonathan Plummer Joanne Thomas Yaccato Karen Hunter

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The Global Economic Crisis: What Libraries and Publishers Can Do and Are Doing

The Serials Librarian (2010)

Karen Hunter Robert Brüning

Librarians and publishers have a history of working together—and independently—to improve journal access and economics. In the recent period of economic crisis, stakeholders have found innovative ways to reduce pressures and continue joint efforts for the benefit of our shared research and student customers.

10.1080/03615261003623161

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Introduction

The Journal of Academic Librarianship (2003)

Karen Hunter

10.1016/s0099-1333(03)00064-8

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Access Management

Journal of Library Administration (2005)

Karen Hunter

Abstract In the 1990s, academic libraries moved from collection development to collection management. The current evolution is to combine collection management with access management, with an emphasis on providing the right electronic resources to the user at the right time. This evolution has direct effects on scholarly publishers. To provide innovative and appropriate strategic product, service, and pricing options, publishers and librarians have to evaluate present orthodoxies (rules and beliefs) and out-of-the-box alternatives. This presentation explores sixteen such orthodoxies.

Collection development

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Library management

10.1300/j111v42n02_05

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Setting Journal Priorities by Listening to Customers

Routledge eBooks (2019)

Karen Hunter

10.4324/9780367809928-8

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