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Implementation Of A Transition Shock Prevention Workshop To Promote Satisfaction And Confidence Among New To Practice Nurse Practitioners
<p>For decades nurse researchers such as Patricia Benner and Margaret Flinter have focused on the challenges of role transition in nursing (Benner, 2004; Flinter, 2010). Role transition from RN to NP can be a daunting experience. Many new-to-practice nurse practitioners experience a phenomenon …
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Retention of new graduates to their first professional role: perceptions of those that have stayed
… nurses in their initial positions. Patricia Benner (1984) developed the From Novice to Expert Theory of nurse development outlining the nurses’ transition through the developmental stages of novice, advanced beginner, competent, proficient, and expert across time. There is little known about …
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The questioning of intuition; a post structural analysis of nurses’ stories
… model came to the fore through the work of Benner (1984) and Benner and Tanner (1987), who stated that intuition is an essential part of clinical decision making, emphasising the importance of person-centred nursing care. Intuition in nursing is afforded credibility as a legitimate form of …
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Communicating patient status: a comparison of teaching strategies in pre-licensure nursing education
… in pre-licensure nursing education are needed (Benner, Sutphen, Leonard, and Day, 2010). This study aimed to explore if there was a difference in patient status reporting performance and perceptions of learning for senior pre-licensure nursing students who participated in one of two …
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‘The missing discourse’: how does the family history of cancer affect the care needs of palliative care patients?
… of cancer and novice nursing practice (Benner 1984) were barriers to appropriately meeting the needs of this patient group. A new approach to the care of palliative patients with a family history of cancer is proposed.
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Identification of the Essential Elements in the Clinical Reasoning Process in Health Care Professionals
… to interpret these changes and react quickly (Benner, 2010). Despite the current literature on clinical reasoning, the essential elements of the clinical reasoning process have not been identified. The research design used was a Delphi study with a survey that consisted of the potential …
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Continuity between the Primary School and the Junior Cycle of Post-Primary A School-Based Study
… and European Social Fund grants from the EU (Benner & Lenzen, 1995). Within this dissertation the author will endeavour to ascertain whether the junior cycle of post-primary education is conducive to the primary cycle. The author will explore to what degree the Junior Certificate maintain and …
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Exploring student nurses’ and nurse educators’ experiences of simulation-based pedagogy using case-study research
… skills and knowledge in a meaningful way (Benner, 1984). The aim of this study was to explore and make explicit the characteristics that make simulation effective within nurse education. An explorative, qualitative case study was chosen to collect spoken data from twenty-four participants …
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Developing research, practice and education in wound healing
… practice. Finally, in Project Three I utilise Benner's research on professional development (Benner, 1984) as a framework on which to display my materials.<br/><br/>While I have been writing this thesis I have reflected on twenty years experience in wound care nursing. This opportunity has …
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More than just a number: student and educator perceptions about the transition to ninth grade
… students, to make for a stressful experience (Benner & Graham, 2009). Some students enter high school more prepared to meet academic and social challenges, while others have not matured enough to realize success (Graber & Brooks-Gunn, 1996; Steinberg, 2011). This lacking in maturity leads to …
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Music and Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders: Potential Autonomic Mechanisms of Social Attention Improvement
… only produce minimal effects (Bellini, Peters, Benner, & Hopf, 2007). Due to these minimal effects, this study diverged from the common understanding of social skill deficits and introduced an autonomic nervous system circuit as one root of social behavior problems. Children with ASD show a …
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The auditory fingerprint : multidimensional characterization of individual pitch perception in musicians
Musicians have been repeatedly reported to show remarkable inter-individual differences in elementary hearing functions, sound perception mode, musical instrument preference, performance style, as well as musical abilities such as absolute- and relative pitch perception or auditory imagery …
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Graduate Recital, Trumpet
This M.M. Thesis demonstrates the range of styles and techniques studied with private instructor Sean Jones on the jazz trumpet. As five of the seven pieces were transcribed by hand from an original recording, the recital also reflects the transcribing skills I have developed in my studies. My own …
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Design of a Portable Device to Detect Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) in Water
PFAS or per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances are a group of man made chemicals used since the 1940s. The chemicals are highly stable and build up in the environment and organic systems. They can also cause several health problems in humans at high concentrations causing them to be a chemical of …
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Nursing students' achievement using scaffolding case studies in the blended learning environment
… learning strategies and learning environments. Benner, Sutphen, Leonard, and Day (2010, p. 14) charged that “[c]lassroom teachers must step out from behind the screen full of slides and engage students in clinic-like learning experiences that ask them to learn to use knowledge and practice …
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Critical thinking of nursing students, graduate nurses and expert nurses in simulated clinical situations
… mid-range theory was developed from the work of Benner (1984) and Paul (1992). As persons develop clinical expertise from novice to expert level, through acquisition of knowledge and experience, critical thinking is developed and used for clinical decision making. A convenience sample of 149 …
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Expert practice and career progression in selected clinical nurse specialists
… by Dreyfus & Dreyfus and applied to nursing by Benner. Benner's framework comprises novice, advanced beginner, competent, proficient, and expert. A qualitative case study method was used employing in interviews of ten clinical nurse specialists (CNSs). Data analysis was conducted following …
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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
… to initiate interventions independently (Benner, Hooper-Kyriakidis, & Stannard, 1999; Hutchinson, 1990; Tiffany, Cruise, & Cruise, 1988). The focus of this inquiry was to examine the determinants of a nurse’s discretionary decision to respond to situations that place patients at risk for …
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The Effect of Simulation with Debriefing for Meaningful Learning in Courses of Nursing Theory and Practicum on Student Knowledge and Perception of Instruction
… promotes understanding of nursing concepts (Benner, Sutphen, Leonard, & Day, 2010).</p> <p>The purpose of this research is to compare two debriefing methods: traditional method and Debriefing for Meaningful Learning DML (Dreifuerst, 2012). Using a mixed method design, the researcher examined …
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Examining Nursing Presence in the Acute Care Setting as an Indicator of Patient Satisfaction with Nursing Care
… novice to expert skill acquisition level (Benner, 1982), specialty certification, longevity of practice and leadership duties. Qualitative data from participant interviews helped to explain the quantitative findings. In the lower quartile of PONS scores, patients felt as objects of the …
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