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Building Resilience In Graduate Nurses Through Online Virtual Simulation, Robert Grant Harmon
Building Resilience In Graduate Nurses Through Online Virtual Simulation, Robert Grant Harmon
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Resilience has become a popular topic in nursing research. Nurses experience enormous stress throughout their training process that extends into their first employment as they transition into practice. Simulation training is a standard for training nurses and for continuing professional education within academia. Most simulation training for nurses is focused on building critical thinking skills. While critical thinking is an essential quality equipping nurses to meet professional demands, resilience is a crucial quality to overcome the stress of both training and practice. Resilience is believed to play an essential role in the retention of new graduate nurses and preventing burnout …
Nurses’ Experience Of Family-Centered Rounds In The Intensive Care U, Kaitlyn Sheehan
Nurses’ Experience Of Family-Centered Rounds In The Intensive Care U, Kaitlyn Sheehan
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A paradigm shift in the Canadian healthcare system has transitioned the patient and family from care recipients to integral and valued members of the multidisciplinary team. Implementation of family-centered care within the context of the adult Intensive Care Unit (ICU) remains slow to adopt in Canada despite evidence that open visitation and family presence offer many benefits to improve the delivery of quality care, and satisfaction with the overall patient experience. The COVID-19 pandemic has further complicated the ability of the healthcare team to effectively include patients and families into their daily multidisciplinary rounds. Restricted visitation policies, infection control and …