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Recommendations for NP/Physician Collaborative Relationships in Long-Term Care Homes.
Katherine S McGilton, Alexandra Krassikova, Lynn Haslam-Larmer, Shirin Vellani, Carrie Heer, Michelle Acorn

J Am Med Dir Assoc· November 2025

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Optimizing the New Model of Nurse Practitioner Regulation in Canada to Support the Integration of Genomics.
Michelle Acorn, Patrick Chiu, Jacqueline Limoges, Andrea Gretchev

Nurs Leadersh (Tor Ont)· October 2024

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INR APN Special Issue Commentary.
Michelle Acorn, Daniela Lehwaldt

Int Nurs Rev· June 2024

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An international panel perspective: Exploring nursing scholarship in academia.
Cheryl Zlotnick, Michelle Acorn, Janice Agazio, Sylvain Brousseau, Sara Horton-Deutsch

J Prof Nurs· April 2024

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Commentary: Investing in advance practice nurses is a global health system solution.
Michelle Acorn

Int Nurs Rev· March 2023

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Nurses need quality education and supportive work environments to enhance medication safety.
Michelle Acorn, Gillian Adynski

Evid Based Nurs· January 2023

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Reflections from a System Chief Nursing Executive: Intention to lead.
Michelle Acorn

Int Nurs Rev· December 2021

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Commentary: The Future of Advanced Practice Nursing: What's Next for Canada and the World?
Michelle Acorn

Nurs Leadersh (Tor Ont)· December 2021

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Personalised, patient-inclusive clinical medication reviews can reduce drug-related problems in older patients.
Michelle Acorn

Evid Based Nurs· January 2021

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The integration of personal narratives into hospital-based palliative care can relieve patient psychosocial and existential suffering.
Michelle Acorn

Evid Based Nurs· January 2021

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Implementing primary healthcare nurse practitioners in long-term care teams: A qualitative descriptive study.
Kelley Kilpatrick, Mira Jabbour, Éric Tchouaket, Michelle Acorn, Faith Donald

J Adv Nurs· June 2019

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Diffusing Innovative Roles Within Ontario Hospitals: Implementing the Nurse Practitioner as the Most Responsible Provider.
Christina Hurlock-Chorostecki, Michelle Acorn

Nurs Leadersh (Tor Ont)· November 2018

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Nonpharmacological approaches for behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia in older adults: A systematic review of reviews.
Laura E Legere, Susan McNeill, Lori Schindel Martin, Michelle Acorn, Diana An

J Clin Nurs· April 2018

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Commitment to patient-centred experiences at both the organisation and clinician level optimises empowerment of hospitalised older adults with advanced disease.
Michelle Acorn

Evid Based Nurs· January 2018

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Nurses' triage assessments were affected by patients' behaviours and stories and their perceived credibility.
Michelle Acorn

Evid Based Nurs· April 2009

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In-home palliative care increased patient satisfaction and reduced use and costs of medical services.
Michelle Acorn

Evid Based Nurs· January 2008

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