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Showing 1 to 20 of 29 for “"Nursing Experience"”.
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The Nursing Experience of Chemical Sedation in the Elderly
… study was to examine the emotions nurses experience when they chemically sedate an elderly patient with haloperidol. Eight experienced registered nurses with interviewed with open-ended questions that asked them to describe a behavioral crisis in an elderly patient and it’s culmination in …
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Study of the Basic Knowledge Level of Critical Care Nurses
… between the nurse's level of basic critical care nursing knowledge and the following variables: basic educational preparation, critical care nursing experience, cumulative nursing experience, specific critical care unit experience, and certification in critical care nursing. A convenience sampling …
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The Relationship of Education, Years of Experience, and School Nursing Practice to the Importance of School Nursing Knowledge
… of the complex nature and autonomy of school nursing practice, multiple professional organizations recommend a Bachelor of Science in Nursing as the minimum level of education for entry into this specialty. Despite research demonstrating benefits to patients and nurses with this level of …
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The Role Of Seniority And Self-Perceived Expertise In Ecg Monitoring
… correlation and Spearman's Rho. The length of nursing experience was positively related to self-perceived expertise and baseline scores, but was not significantly associated with improvement. In addition, the initial level of knowledge in ECG monitoring was not satisfactory despite the long …
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The Effect of Human Patient Simulation on Medical-Surgical Nurses’ Self-Efficacy in Cardiac Emergency Management
… regressions using education, age, years of nursing experience, and certification status as predictors indicated that years of nursing experience was the best predictor at T1 (P=.006) and T2 (p=.05) for both groups. At T3, which added the variable of participated in a code since education, …
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A comparison of health-promoting practices of Nevada rural and urban nurses
… were identified between age and years of nursing experience and the subscales of Health Responsibility, Nutrition and Stress Management for the rural group. For the urban group, significant relationships were identified between age, years of nursing experience, hours worked per week and …
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A descriptive study of the relationships between learning styles and demographic characteristics of student registered nurse anesthetists and certified registered nurse anesthetist clinical instructors in nurse anesthesia education programs
… highest degree held, years of registered nurse experience, registered nurse specialty, years of critical care nursing experience, months of nurse anesthesia training, and number of anesthesia cases completed were analyzed for the students. The demographic characteristics of age, gender, highest …
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Improving Healthcare Professionals’ Ultrasound-Guided Peripheral Vascular Access Ability Utilizing Homemade Ultrasound Phantoms
… 1.022; d=0.48). Participants with no and novice experience saw statistically significant improvement across all categories (p<.02) compared to those with intermediate, advanced, or expert experience. Participants with 4-6 years of nursing experience found improvement across all categories, while …
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Job satisfaction in critical care nurses
… between general job satisfaction and length of nursing experience.
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The Effects of Selected Personal and Professional Factors on Nurses' Perceptions of Self-health
… shift rotation, job satisfaction, type of nursing care unit, length of experience on specific unit, length of nursing experience, and professional commitment) on nurses' perceptions of self-health. The statistical test was the analysis of variance. The null hypotheses regarding subjective …
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Motivational orientations of RN-BSN students at Rowan University
… education were not influenced by their prior nursing education. Recommendations offered by students for nursing programs to assist in increasing RN participation in advanced education included; flexible class schedules, financial assistance, organization, hybrid and online classes, BSN as a …
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Registered nurses' attitudes towards substance use and abuse
… States, both in the general population and nursing profession. The purpose of this quantitative research study was to explore the attitudes of registered nurses toward substance use and abuse. The variables of age, gender, ethnicity/race, years of nursing experience, highest degree of …
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Belief systems and patient care: An examination of the relationship between nurse religiosity and end-of-life care
… of end-of-life care that are based on years of nursing experience and belief systems. Finally, it shows the need for ongoing research that investigates aspects of nursing and end-of-life care.
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The storied experiences of registered nurses' transition from paper to electronic nursing documentation
… was designed to bring to life the storied experiences of registered nurses who have transitioned from paper to electronic nursing documentation and to provide a foundation for others who may be preparing to implement electronic documentation and wish to consider the significance of these …
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Caring for patients: setting priorities - an exploration of the process of prioritising care in nursing
… of priority setting has been highlighted in the nursing literature for over twenty-five years; however, there would appear to be no systematic study of this key skill.<br/><br/>This thesis explores priority setting within a novice/expert framework, using a mixed methods approach. In addition to …
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Emotional Labor and Nursing Students: An Investigation of Nursing Students' Emotion Work
… labor as a potential source of stress for nursing students, as nursing students' performance of emotional labor may impact their working lives in important ways. Participants were 107 undergraduate and graduate nursing students enrolled in a large southeastern university who completed the …
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The Determinants of a Nurse's Discretionary Decision to Respond to Situations that Place Patients at Risk for Safety Events but Requires a Response that is Beyond the Scope of Nursing Practice
… require a response that is beyond the scope of nursing practice, in most instances nurses are not sanctioned to intervene without physician consultation (Gaba, 2000). The evidence in the nursing literature does suggest that some nurses exercise professional discretion and are, at times, making …
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Teaching critical thinking skills to student nurses in clinical settings
… were six clinical nurse instructors. Nursing experience ranged from 17-27 years, teaching experience involved 2-24 years. Four instructors had doctorates, one nurse had a masters degree, and the sixth nurse lacked two courses before completing a masters degree. The six instructors were …
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The Journey of Men in Nursing: A Critical Ethnography
… health outcomes are linked to the quality of nursing care, which in turn is linked to adequacy of nurse staffing. Changing population and nurse demographics are anticipated to exacerbate the current nursing shortage. Men are underrepresented in nursing, and enhanced recruitment of men has been …
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