Publications by authors named "Gail Adams"

On January 9, I joined the thousands of protestors marching through central London to protect the NHS bursary, and on the night of January 11, I sat in Westminster Hall listening to MPs debate the e-petition 'Keep the NHS Bursary'.

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The suspension of NICE's vital work on safe nurse staffing levels is a damaging step back, not only for nursing but for all who use the NHS and care about its future.

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Many nurses and midwives throughout history have made a difference, and Mary Seacole was one such person. However, as a profession we lag behind our medical colleagues in remembering the historical giants on whose shoulders we stand.

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Few methods are available to explore the impact of neurocognition in schizophrenia on behaviors performed in usual contexts. The authors developed a video ethnography approach to examine the relationship between naturalistic behaviors and research constructs of neurocognition. Video ethnographers accompanied subjects through usual routines gathering continuous video data.

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Advice for leaders.

Nurs Manag (Harrow)

April 2010

THE CATASTROPHIC collapse in standards of care and management at Mid Staffordshire NHS foundation Trust, highlighted most recently in the inquiry by Robert francis QC, published in february, has shocked the country.

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Nongastric H,K-ATPases whose catalytic subunits (AL1) encoded by human ATP1AL1 and homologous animal genes comprise the third distinct group within the X,K-ATPase family. No unique nongastric beta has been identified. Precise in situ colocalization and strong association of AL1 with beta1 of Na,K-ATPase was detected in apical membranes of rodent prostate epithelium.

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The molecular basis of active ion transport in secretory glands such as the prostate is not well characterized. Rat nongastric H-K-ATPase is expressed at high levels in distal colon surface cell apical membranes and thus is referred to as "colonic." Here we show that the ATPase is expressed in rodent prostate complex in a lobe-specific manner.

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