Work Environment, Job Satisfaction, Stress and Burnout Among Haemodialysis Nurses This article was authored by Hayes, Douglas, and Bonner and published in the Journal of Nursing Management in 2015. The article was selected as an example of the cross Continue Reading...
Sugar Substitutes SWEET BUT DEADLY? Health Concerns and Risks of Using Sugar Substitutes Sweets and sugar-sweetened pop or soft drinks have recently been blamed for an increasing number of negative health conditions, such as overweight and diabete Continue Reading...
This literature review supports the premise that opinions regarding euthanasia differ among various groups of professional. This literature review demonstrates that the nurse plays an important role in the perceived quality of the death experience. Continue Reading...
Pitocin Induction and Postpartum Hemorrhage THE SEARCH CONTINUES Is Pitocin Induction a Factor in Postpartum Hemorrhage? The induction of oxytocin injection has been a bane of contention in the medical community not only because it has been listed Continue Reading...
Organizational Background The Arthritis Foundation (AF) was founded in 1948 and is a non-profit organization that is dedicated to addressing the needs of individuals living with arthritis in the United States. There are an estimated 300,00 children, Continue Reading...
Tebeaux (2010) observes, is to provide a summary of the relevant research in a given area. This allows researchers to not only the ability to identify what gaps may exist in the scholarly literature on a given topic, but also how proposed research f Continue Reading...
Verification of Nasogastric Tube Placement Feeding through nasogastric tubes is an integral part of the care of critically ill patients. Improper placement of nasogastric tubes is not a rare occurrence and has been estimated to occur in 3% of all pl Continue Reading...
Sources of data *Two literature searches were conducted in order to generate conditions of nurse satisfaction. One search centered on variables of work satisfaction described in relevant job satisfaction theories. The other search probed applicabl Continue Reading...
Use of Early Mobilization to Minimize Length of Stay for ICU Patients University of Maryland School of Nursing Running head: USE OF EARLY MOBILIZATION 1 USE OF EARLY MOBILIZATION 5 Can early mobilization minimize length of stay for ICU patients who a Continue Reading...
Quality of Work Life for Health Care Providers The commitment of health professionals, nurses included, has been found to be profoundly influenced by their Quality of Work Life. Yet, there is limited information on QWL and intention of the turnover Continue Reading...
I. Statement of the Phenomenon of Interest 1. Is the phenomenon of interest clearly identified? In the article, Steiner et al., (2009) explained how web-based strategies influence the decisions by stroke survivors to use healthcare services in their Continue Reading...
Quality Improvement Program Needs Assessment and Quality Improvement Plan Paula Stechschulte, PhD, RN Quarter This paper discusses the process of drafting a quality improvement plan at a community level medical facility, a plan that is aimed at Continue Reading...
Clinicians who are aware of these findings are better able to treat pierced patients without any social biases, and they are more aware of the need to provide counseling in relation to the importance of not relying on lay opinion on medical issues a Continue Reading...
Poor Healthcare Leadership The study will concern itself with "the impact of poor leadership in the healthcare industry on workers' morale and patient care." Bad leadership has many negative consequences. In addition to being unable to offer follow Continue Reading...
Witness the result that there was no significant reduction in the measurement/perception of pain. We might also conclude that FM patients are either particularly susceptible to imagery, or that the study proves that there is a clear difference betwe Continue Reading...
Screening for Gestational Diabetes Gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) is caused by the development of glucose intolerance during pregnancy (National Institutes of Health 2013). In the United States the National Institutes of Health (2013), U.S. Pre Continue Reading...
Work-Life Balance Does Leisure Time Affect Work Performance? Employees are the most valuable asset that any organization has in their possession. Many times it is difficult for employees to balance their obligations of work, yet still maintain a fu Continue Reading...
The assumption here is that counselor burnout may be heightened as a result of the diversity of students who attend post secondary educational institutions, and the variety of services the 2-year postsecondary counselors must provide to these studen Continue Reading...
This can lead to social isolation, disapproval and prejudice, and shame and feelings of immorality (2008). Arreola et al. (2009) state that LGBM are one of the groups that participate in some of the riskiest sexual behaviors among gay and bisexual Continue Reading...
Nokes and Nwakeze (2007) was to test the effectiveness of health outcomes on health outcomes of HIV and people aged 50+ and older. This was a quasi-experimental designs and random sampling was used. The study setting was a community-based organizati Continue Reading...
hospice nurses cope with patients at end of life and death? Nursing is an emotional job since nurses' experience emotions and feelings towards their patients. On top of having the clinical skills of nursing, end-of-life care requires skills to deal Continue Reading...
Runninghead: RUNNING AND WHITEBAORD USAGEROUNDING AND WHITEBOARD USAGERounding and Whiteboard Usage in Postpartum WomenFull Name and Credentials?Name of Degree: Doctorate of Nursing PracticeAcademic University?September 20172017Authors Full NameALL R Continue Reading...
Hip replacement surgery puts its recipients at risk of deep venous thrombosis (DVT) or venous thromboembolism (VTE), whose complications include, but they are not limited to pulmonary embolism. With thousands of Americans opting for hip replacement e Continue Reading...
The goal of quantitative research is to determine whether there is a truth in the predictive generalizations of a theory which assists in explaining understanding the phenomenon. By contrast, qualitative research base its inquiry in understanding t Continue Reading...
Procedural Rigor - the qualitative method and design of the study was appropriate and effective. The researchers described how rigor was maintained in the procedures of the study, and how integrity of the data was preserved through the maintenance Continue Reading...
Questions would constitute a mixture of the standard Likert scale with questions prompting expanded response and opinion in order to ferret out 'hidden' information. Following Ansari and Moseley (2010)'s recommendation, summary scales will be used Continue Reading...
approved by an institutional ethics committee and designed to conform to the Helsinki Declaration (Zaman, Sheikh, Das, Zaman, & Pal, 2014). Informed consent was obtained after explaining that participant confidentiality would be protected. The r Continue Reading...
Living With Incurable Cancer at the End of Life-Patients' Perceptions on Quality of Life Johansson, Christina Melin RN, Phd-student; Axelsson, Bertil MD, PhD; Danielson, Ella RN, PhD This article is either a qualitative or a quantitative research s Continue Reading...
Introduction, Problem Statement, Objectives and Aims, and Significance of Practice Problems: HYPERTENSIONAs previously reported, hypertension is a pervasive public health concern that affects millions of individuals worldwide (Fang et al., 2021). Des Continue Reading...
The other criteria to be used in the selection of the institutions of higher learning are their length of existence and size. Data collection plans Data is to be collected using questionnaires and triangulation is to be used in the process. This m Continue Reading...
A sampling of 32 adult unmarried women aged 18 to 39, not currently pregnant or desiring to be and who recently engaged in sexual intercourse without the use of effective contraception. Half of them were white and half were African-American. Young a Continue Reading...
credentials and affiliation? The one person named was Jane McCausland Kurz. She is an Registered Nurse and a PhD at Temple University in Philadelphia. Did the researcher/s received funding that supported this research? That was not disclosed. The Continue Reading...
Many patients reported they prefer children not visit so they could protect or shield children from the crisis associated with the ICU environment. The researchers also identified critical illness as an important source of disruption and stress for Continue Reading...
Evidence-Based Practice on Hourly Rounding Impact of Hourly Rounding on Falls Preventions, Reduction of Pressure Ulcers and Call Light Use In the contemporary health environment, falls are the common phenomenon that may cause fatal injuries to olde Continue Reading...
Naylor, PhD,, Dorothy A. Brooten, PhD, Roberta L. Campbell, PhD, Greg Maislin, MS, MA, Kathleen M. McCauley, PhD, and J. Sanford Schwartz, MD. All of the authors have graduate or post graduate degrees in the fields of health or medicine. This therefo Continue Reading...
