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Pregnant Women's Knowledge About Fetal Movement Count, Jade Hanna Bowen
Pregnant Women's Knowledge About Fetal Movement Count, Jade Hanna Bowen
Honors Undergraduate Theses
BACKGROUND: Fetal movement count (FMC) is a non-invasive tool used to evaluate fetal well-being and prevent stillbirth. FMC decrease the chances of stillbirth occurrence (Tveit et al., 2009), but in other countries, research shows that women are not taught about the benefits of FMC (Berndl, O'Connel, & Mcload, 2013). The purposes of this study were to discover 1) the knowledge of pregnant women in their third trimester about FMC and 2) sources through which women learn about FMC.
METHODOLOGY: The study is a quantitative descriptive design. An original survey consisting of 12 questions was created for the study. Inclusion criteria …
Appreciating The Golden Hour: A Comparative Interdisciplinary Study, Taylor Tachon
Appreciating The Golden Hour: A Comparative Interdisciplinary Study, Taylor Tachon
Honors Undergraduate Theses
Within the health care, many medical professionals know about the critical time restraints for provisions of care within their discipline, but do not know the term "The Golden Hour". The Golden Hour is a term indicating the universal time restraint found within every area of health care and more specifically, every area of nursing. The term and concept represented by it should be recognized to better the outcomes of our patients. Although the Golden Hour typically indicates a 60-minute period of time, various settings recognize shorter and longer periods during which specific actions must be taken to assure positive patient …
Evaluating Outcomes Of Education On Waste Management In The Hospital Setting, Taryn N. Schlather
Evaluating Outcomes Of Education On Waste Management In The Hospital Setting, Taryn N. Schlather
Honors Undergraduate Theses
With advancements in healthcare, we continue to find new needs that must be addressed. Hospitals generate a substantial amount of medical waste, and proper disposal is important for patient and staff safety, environmental protection, and cost efficiency. A series of studies show there is a need for further education on hospital waste management policies. This thesis aims to evaluate education interventions to improve knowledge and healthcare waste disposal practices. This literature review was conducted using multiple databases, including MedLINE, CINAHL, GreenFILE, Google Scholar, EBSCOhost, and NCBI, to find qualifying research articles in the English language from 2005-2018. Key terms for …