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Painting A Landscape Of Acute Care Nurse Scientist Work, Teresa Rangel

Providence Nursing Research Conference 2023 – Present

Background: Hospitals are increasingly hiring nurse scientists, motivated in part by nursing excellence designations such as Magnet. Magnet designation requires at least three, nurse-led, Institutional Review Board-approved research studies to be conducted in the hospital every four years and for nurses to be actively implementing evidence-based practice (EBP) projects using research evidence. However, clinical nurses often lack the specialized knowledge and training necessary to engage in well-designed research or EBP. Nurse scientists are PhD-prepared individuals with expertise to mentor clinical nurses to navigate the rigor and complexity of creating, implementing, analyzing, and disseminating research and EBP projects. Yet, due …

Prevalence And Characteristics Of On-Shift Napping Among Hospital-Based Nurses, Rachel Carlson, Teresa Rangel

Providence Nursing Research Conference 2023 – Present

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A Quality Improvement Project: An Educational Program For Nurses To Improve The Care For Patients Diagnosed With Alcohol Withdrawal Syndrome, Daniel Davidson, Teresa Rangel, Kallie Anderson, Tobi Bryan, Cassie Baune

Providence Nursing Research Conference 2023 – Present

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Chaplains And Hospital Staff Stressors: A Qualitative Framework, Teresa Rangel, Alexa Powell, Sarah Sumner, Kavya Vaitla, Karen Colorafi

Providence Nursing Research Conference 2023 – Present

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Interprofessional Collaboration Optimizes Oncology Navigation Efficiency And Value​, Lauri Ledbeter, Whitney Daws, Rebekah Hart, Lindsay Shimizu

Providence Nursing Research Conference 2023 – Present

Background: Oncology navigation programs have evolved to include services for addressing cancer care barriers, focusing on care coordination, patient experience, and care value, and may include nurses, social workers, and non-licensed trained workers as care navigators. The 2023 Enhancing Oncology Payment Model (EOPM) requires navigation services and emphasizes improving care value and outcomes. Effective healthcare navigation and collaboration can improve value by reducing care duplication, missed appointments, and emergency admissions; identifying and addressing health-related social needs; addressing health inequities; and improving time-to-treatment initiation and patient retention. The Institute of Medicine also advocates for healthcare professionals to work interprofessionally, implement quality …

Podium Presentation: Impact Of An Interprofessional Culture Of Mobility Training On Documentation Of Patient Mobility Activities, Dawn Doud, Micah Kaluzny, Ryan Houser, Teresa Bigand

2022 Providence Nurse Research Conference

Background:

Adults, and particularly elder adults, suffer many adverse consequences when restricted to the bed with no mobility activities for extended periods of time. During a hospital visit, adults are often subjected to bedrest inappropriately, contributing to outcomes such as hospital-acquired infections or injury, muscle wasting, or falls with injury. All outcomes may cause an increased length of stay and risk likelihood of discharge to an extended care facility versus home. At one community-based hospital, a needs assessment revealed several staff self-reported barriers to mobilizing patients. Simultaneously, no evidence-based practice mobility program existed within the hospital.

Purpose:

The purpose of …

Podium Presentation: Spontaneous Intraventricular Empyema In A Patient With Bacterial Sinusitis, Rachel Freedberg, Brian J. Carlson, Cynthia Murphy, Teresa Bigand

2022 Providence Nurse Research Conference

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From Imaging To Treatment: Collaboration Optimizes Thoracic Oncology Care, Lauri Ledbeter, Kim Ward, Jana Jensen, Rebekah Hart

2022 Providence Nurse Research Conference

References

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Hall, H., Tocock, A., Burdett, S., Fisher, D., Ricketts, W., Robson, J., Round, T., Gorolay, S., MacArthur, E., Chung, D., Janes, S., Peake, M., & Navani, N.(2021). Association between time-to-treatment and outcomes …

The Development Of Maternal Medication Assisted Treatment Learning Modules, Katie Nadalsky, Rebecca Penders

2022 Providence Nurse Research Conference

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High Dose Opioid Administration For Adults Hospitalized With Acute Pancreatitis, Sharaya Hundeby, Brenda Senger, Teresa Bigand

2022 Providence Nurse Research Conference

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Podium Presentation: Improving Healthcare Provider Documentation Of Patient Gender Identity & Sexual Orientation: A Quality Improvement Project, Meghan Fitzpatrick

2022 Providence Nurse Research Conference

No abstract provided.