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Providers’ Knowledge Assessment And Development Of The H. Pylori Infection Management Protocol Tool, Zahra Abdi Roble
Providers’ Knowledge Assessment And Development Of The H. Pylori Infection Management Protocol Tool, Zahra Abdi Roble
Doctor of Nursing Practice Projects
The prevalence of Helicobacter Pylori (H. Pylori) infection for the Somali population has increased, and there is a significant need to expand Health Care Providers’ (HCPs’) knowledge regarding the correlation between Somali cultural practice and the transmission of H. Pylori infection. HCPs have a central role in the early detection and management of H. Pylori infection, as well as making valid diagnosis and treatment decisions that minimize the risk of complications. The purpose of this Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) project was to evaluate HCPs' knowledge regarding H. Pylori infection treatment management, guidelines usability, and Somali culture awareness to identify …
The Use Of An Integrative Wellness Care Plan In Primary Care, Kimberly Dawn Moore
The Use Of An Integrative Wellness Care Plan In Primary Care, Kimberly Dawn Moore
Doctor of Nursing Practice Projects
Background: The United States health care system has a segmented approach to patient care when it comes to primary care delivery. Many individuals demand new models of healthcare and choose to integrate non-traditional methods into their health regimen beyond what is typically offered in many primary care settings. This project surveyed a group of patients receiving care at an integrative clinic and explored satisfaction with services based on an Integrative Wellness Care Plan.
Materials and Methods: An Integrative Wellness Care Plan (IWCP) that combines standard primary care services with integrative therapies was reviewed, and a six-question survey was developed to …
Nurses’ Perceptions Of Community Health Workers In Health Care, Karen Macdonald De Jong
Nurses’ Perceptions Of Community Health Workers In Health Care, Karen Macdonald De Jong
Doctor of Nursing Practice Projects
The purpose of this study was to explore registered nurses’ and social workers’ experiences working with community health workers (CHWs) in clinics and homecare.
Six nurses participated in individual, semi-structured interviews. Analysis of interview transcripts revealed that CHWs are considered vital members of the health care team. Their expert knowledge of community resources and ability to bridge cultural and language gaps make them ideally placed to impact social determinants of health. The role of the CHW is evolving.
Team building and role clarity are essential elements for successful integration of CHWs on health care teams. The investigator was unable to …