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Improved Satisfaction on Postpartum Unit by Implementing a Discharge Nurse Role
… program change by designing a discharge nurse role on the postpartum unit at University of North Carolina Women’s Hospital. The goal of the education change is to increase patient satisfaction scores of discharged post-natal mothers on the postpartum unit by having HCAPS and Press Ganey …
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Nurse Role Conceptions of Beginning Students, Graduating Students and Faculty in a Baccalaureate Nursing Program
… of this study was to determine ideal and actual nurse role concept ions and role discrepancies of beginning students, graduating students and faculty in a baccalaureate nursing program. Procedure. Twenty four beginning students, nineteen graduating students and fifteen faculty at two private …
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Student nurses’ preparation and negotiation of transition to the Registered Nurse role. Are there any factors that influence or inhibit this successful negotiation and transition?A systematic review
… review is to review and determine the student nurse preparation and negotiation of their readiness to qualify as a registered nurse on the Nursing and Midwifery Council register. There is consideration given with aspects and elements explored that determine the influences that lead to success …
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The Differences in Role Conception among Students upon Exit from an Associate Degree Nursing Program
… differences among them at graduation in their role conception of the registered nurse. Role conception is a part of the socialization process which refers to the images of the rights and obligations of a role or position.<br> The Ideal Role Conception Scale was used to measure how the student …
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What enables charge nurses to undertake the requirements of their role?
INTRODUCTION The charge nurse role, an adaptation of the ward sister role in Florence Nightingales era, has evolved from a role of control and supervision to one of providing the resources and environment in which autonomous nurses can deliver care to patients. Clinical expertise is not the sole …
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A Standardized Transition To Practice Program For Novice Advanced Practice Registered Nurse(s) In A Federally Qualified Health Center Setting
<p>Novice Advanced Practice Registered Nurses in Federally Qualified Health Centers are expected to assimilate to the autonomous clinician role rapidly and meet the threshold of clinical expertise required for their new role. Mentorship is widely demonstrated in the literature as an important …
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Professional Role Attitudes and Decision-making in Medication Administration
<p>This is a case study of nurses' attitudes toward professional nurse role factors affecting decision-making in medication administration. This chapter includes an introduction to the problem, a statement of the problem, objectives of the study, the significance of the problem, definitions of …
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Ergonomics of Total Knee Arthroplasty
… TKA. Methods Two surgeons and two scrub nurses each performed conventional and robotic TKA (three cases per modality using VELYS, ROSA, and CORI◊). Wearable sensors recorded posture and movement; participants completed workload questionnaires (NASA task load index and Nordic …
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Possibilities For Advanced Practice Nursing Through The Eyes Of Physicians: A Descriptive Qualitative Study In Enugu State, Nigeria
… independent practice of experienced registered nurses (RNs). These nurses practice without having studied a curriculum specifically geared toward this advanced level, which is not optimal for health outcomes. However, given that Nigeria has not adopted an official advanced practice nurse (APN) …
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The person inside the nurse : the professional socialization of baccalaureate nursing students
… ofprofessional socialization by accessing role meaning ofstudents engaged in a BScN program. Students from each ofthe four years and faculty members from the school ofnursing volunteered as participants. G. Kelly's (1955) Personal Construct Theory provided the framework to determine …
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Implementing An Evidence Based Foot Assessment Protocol For Use By Nurses Caring For Adult Diabetic Patients Seeking Care In The Thanh Nhan Hospital Endocrinology Department
… a diabetic evidence-based protocol for use by nurses caring for adult patients seeking care in the Thanh Nhan Hospital Endocrinology Department (TNH/ED) in Ha Noi, Vietnam.</p> <p>Prior to project implementation, physicians performed all patient foot assessments. No standardized foot assessment …
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What Has Happened to Named Nursing? Perceptions of the Named Nurse System
… area of the implementation of the Named Nurse Standard in hospital settings. The Standard formed part of the Government's programme of health service reforms that aimed to enhance the patient experience by having an identified nurse in charge of their care from admission to discharge. …
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Description of Medical-Surgical Nurses Care of Patients at Risk for Pressure Ulcers
… of implementing PU prevention measures in nurses caring for patients in medical-surgical units. Method: The study was conducted in three (3) community hospitals within the same healthcare system using an Interpretive Description approach. Six (6) focus groups were conducted including thirty …
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An exploration of specialist nurses in Malta: a qualitative case study.
… the preparation, titling and regulation of these nurses worldwide. The introduction of specialist nurses in Malta in 2003, now titled ‘practice nurses’, was seen as an evolution in nursing practice and launched in response to gaps in services and developments in health policy. This was perceived …
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Development of a Descriptive Model of Flow Disruption Effect on Bypass Time in a Cardiovascular Operating Room
… those impacting the anesthesia and circulating nurse role, longer bypass time was associated with longer and more numerous – yet less frequent – flow disruptions. Others (perfusionist, communication, interruptions) had similar patterns of FD length and frequency, with the differences being just …
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