University of Massachusetts - Amherst
Genesis Health System
Gardner-Webb University
University of San Francisco
University of Iowa
University of New England
University of Newcastle
Burnout, Depression And Suicide Prevention In Healthcare Staff,
2019
The University of San Francisco
Burnout, Depression And Suicide Prevention In Healthcare Staff, April Ritchie
Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) Projects
Burnout can lead to depression and suicidal ideation in healthcare providers. Healthcare leaders must proactively identify staff experiencing burnout and offer interventions for staff wellbeing, which will also, reduce errors, improve patient satisfaction, and patient outcomes. This manuscript provides a review of evidence-based interventions that can help accomplish these goals.
Nursing Interventions That Address Barriers In The United States That Impact Neonatal Mortality,
2019
Oral Roberts University
Nursing Interventions That Address Barriers In The United States That Impact Neonatal Mortality, Victoria D. Sullivan, Ashton J. White
Nursing Undergraduate Work
In 2016, four out of every 1000 babies born in the US died within one month of age. This systematic research review explored nursing interventions that addressed barriers that impact neonatal mortality. The most significant barriers nurses faced in reducing and preventing NM were maternal access to healthcare and education during pregnancy, which can be influenced by maternal age, low socioeconomic status, lack of familial support, poor health literacy, and geographic location. The articles examined included nursing interventions that were evidence-based and addressed barriers relating to NM. Interventions promoting the reduction of NM included education of women’s health and ...
Risk For Maternal Infant Bonding Reduction In High Risk Deliveries And The Recovery Phases,
2019
Oral Roberts University
Risk For Maternal Infant Bonding Reduction In High Risk Deliveries And The Recovery Phases, Amanda M. Karimi, Corie Vanarsdale Msn
Nursing Undergraduate Work
Bonding is one of the first developmental tasks for infants and is imperative for successful growth. The bonding phase begins in the periods immediately following birth. Complications that inhibit bonding postpartum may delay this process. Breastfeeding barriers, maternal substance abuse, and poor maternal mental health are among the contributing factors to delayed bonding. The purpose of this research study was to answer the question, “What best practiced nursing interventions assist mothers to promote bonding with the newborn after high risk deliveries?” This research review included a sample size of 10 articles which provided a variety of interventions to promote bonding ...
Postpartum Depression Interventions,
2019
Oral Roberts University
Postpartum Depression Interventions, Maggie Brown, Corie Vanarsdale Msn
Nursing Undergraduate Work
PPD affects up to 19% of women worldwide. Possible behavioral changes include poor child outcomes, altered mother-infant bond, and even abuse of the child by the mother. The purpose of this systematic review is to synthesize current research to answer the question, what nursing interventions best treat postpartum depression affecting mothers of low SES in developed countries. The methodology included 10 articles in research of interventions related to sleep, exercise, and social support. Of these interventions in the discussion, exercise is the most effective. Peer support increases maternal mood and likelihood of seeking professional help. Volunteer support is effective if ...
A Comparative Analysis Of The Ketogenic, Paleolithic, And Vegan Diets,
2019
Oral Roberts University
A Comparative Analysis Of The Ketogenic, Paleolithic, And Vegan Diets, Megan N. Bahr, Kandise M. Chrisostom, Serena S. Chrisostom, Natalie K. Peters, Pheba M. Thomas, Patricia A. Catts, Aprn, Phd
Nursing Undergraduate Work
The obesity epidemic in America costs the healthcare system hundreds of billions of dollars every year and takes a toll on the physical and mental health of the patient. Analyzation of different weight loss methods allows healthcare providers to provide accurate and relevant education to patients who are suffering from obesity. A search for the paleolithic, ketogenic, and vegan diets, resulted in fifty-four scholarly studies via purposive sampling. Data was collected on the paleolithic, ketogenic, and vegan diets and all had conclusive positive effects on weight loss. Individuals studied on the paleolithic diet lost up to 2.3 kg in ...
Lightning Talk: Can This Be Redacted? Developing An Institutional Repository And Addressing Privacy Issues,
2019
Oregon Health and Science University
Lightning Talk: Can This Be Redacted? Developing An Institutional Repository And Addressing Privacy Issues, Pamela Pierce
Digital Initiatives Symposium
“Can This Be Redacted? Developing an Institutional Repository and Addressing Privacy Issues” will explore privacy issues in terms of patient health information that have emerged as Oregon Health & Science University expands their institutional repository beyond theses and dissertations. The lighting talk presentation will focus specifically on student projects from the physician assistant program, School of Nursing, and the Northwest Native American Center, a center specifically focused on the health care needs of Native Americans in the U.S. The impact of a migration out of Bepress and into Samvera will also be discussed.
Stress Reduction: Mindful Mandalas,
2019
Olivet Nazarene University
Stress Reduction: Mindful Mandalas, Olivia Parrott, Carolyn Gillespie, Krystal Klag, Eleke Bonsi, Jenn Smith
Scholar Week 2016 - present
Mental Health is an ever-increasing topic of discussion in several sectors of today’s society. One career, law enforcement, seems to correlate job-related responsibilities with rising numbers in post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, and anxiety. A group of nursing students from Olivet Nazarene University sought to incorporate their understanding of stressors associated with the helping profession of law enforcement while researching cost-effective, evidence-based, self-care methods that have a proven ability to reduce signs of depression and anxiety. One such method is the practice of mindfulness.
Mindfulness must be understood fundamentally before it may be useful in practice in reducing the effects ...
The Relationship Between Patient Satisfaction With Nursing Care And Nursing Job Satisfaction,
2019
Olivet Nazarene University
The Relationship Between Patient Satisfaction With Nursing Care And Nursing Job Satisfaction, Natalie Leriger
Scholar Week 2016 - present
Patient satisfaction, which has become a priority for hospitals and an indicator of quality, is a result of a patient’s perception of care. The consequences of not adequately providing high levels of patient satisfaction can be enormously costly to the greater healthcare system. The literature provided evidence that effective patient satisfaction is multifactorial; one key factor noted was nursing care. This study examined the relationship between patient satisfaction with nursing care and nursing job satisfaction. The researcher employed a quantitative correlational research design to find further evidence of this potential relationship. Ninety-eight patients participated in the study, as well ...
Improving Nursing Staffing Methodology And Nursing Sensitive Outcomes With The Addition Of A Patient Centered Acuity Measure,
2019
George Washington University
Improving Nursing Staffing Methodology And Nursing Sensitive Outcomes With The Addition Of A Patient Centered Acuity Measure, Douglas C. Howard, Rn, Ms, Ne-Bc
Doctor of Nursing Practice Projects
Background: Assigning the correct nursing resources to hospitalized patients positively impacts patient outcomes. The current process for matching nurses to patients is highly variable and involves a combination of simple ratios, historical workload data, and expert opinion but lacks objective measurement of the patient’s condition. Objectives: This project evaluated change in selected quality indicators and the daily unit-level management of nursing resources after implementing the Troubled Outcome Risk (TOR) into existing nursing staffing methodology in a Department of Veterans Affairs hospital. Methods: TOR provides objective measurement of individual patient allostatic load. Daily calculation of TOR scores for each patient ...
Critical Incident Stress Management: Care For Our Caregivers,
2019
Providence St. Joseph Health
Critical Incident Stress Management: Care For Our Caregivers, Linda Winston, Mft, Ceap
Evidence Based Practice Conference
No abstract provided.
Understanding The Transgender Patient,
2019
LA County and USC
Understanding The Transgender Patient, Hudson Tibbetts, Msn, Rn
Evidence Based Practice Conference
No abstract provided.
Conference Agenda,
2019
Providence St. Joseph Health
Conference Agenda, St. Joseph Health
Evidence Based Practice Conference
Agenda for the 2019 Evidence Based Practice Annual Conference at St. Joseph Hospital.
Use Of Aroma Oils With Geriatric Patients In An Acute Care Setting,
2019
Providence St.Joseph Health
Use Of Aroma Oils With Geriatric Patients In An Acute Care Setting, Aubreylynne Abiva Porras, Msn, Rn, Kim Rosillo, Msn, Rn, Pccn-K, Mary Wickman, Phd, Rn, Daina J. Winokur, Phd, Rn, Cen
Evidence Based Practice Conference
No abstract provided.
Let’S Move That Body: Progressive Early Mobility In A Step-Down Unit,
2019
Providence St. Joseph Health
Let’S Move That Body: Progressive Early Mobility In A Step-Down Unit, Joan Aquino, Rn, Bsn, Ccrn, Cn Iv, Diana Sanches, Rn, Bsn, Pccn
Evidence Based Practice Conference
No abstract provided.
Ob Triage: An Ebp Project,
2019
Providence St. Joseph Health
Ob Triage: An Ebp Project, Jessica Laske Msn, Rn, Rnc-Ob, Lindsay Brill, Rn, Paula Ghassan Rn, Maria Guzman Rn, Gaby Tyapak Rn, Susan Dragoo Dnp, Rnc-Ob, Whnp, Deirdre Degenaar Msn, Rn, Whnp, Mary Harmon Msn, Rn, Whnp, Ellie Saddady Msn, Rn, Whnp
Evidence Based Practice Conference
No abstract provided.
Effects Of Transport On Oral Temperature Of Post-Surgical Patient Transported From Pacu To Nursing Units,
2019
Providence St. Joseph Health
Effects Of Transport On Oral Temperature Of Post-Surgical Patient Transported From Pacu To Nursing Units, Kathy Dureault, Msn, Rn, Cpan, Susan Violette, Bsn, Rn, Cpan, Lauren Langer, Cna
Evidence Based Practice Conference
No abstract provided.
Human Trafficking: Educational Essentials For Staff: Identifying & Caring For A Vulnerable Population In The Emergency Care Center (Ecc),
2019
Providence St. Joseph Health
Human Trafficking: Educational Essentials For Staff: Identifying & Caring For A Vulnerable Population In The Emergency Care Center (Ecc), Laura Derr, Rn, Cen, Cn Iv
Evidence Based Practice Conference
No abstract provided.
Identifying High Risk Patients Outside Of The Intensive Care Unit Using An Early Warning System,
2019
Providence St. Joseph Health
Identifying High Risk Patients Outside Of The Intensive Care Unit Using An Early Warning System, Leslie Farrington
Evidence Based Practice Conference
No abstract provided.
The Relationship Of Age, Ethnicity, Parity, And Awareness Of The Midwife’S Role In Selection Of Pregnancy Care Provider In Childbearing Age Women,
2019
DePaul University
The Relationship Of Age, Ethnicity, Parity, And Awareness Of The Midwife’S Role In Selection Of Pregnancy Care Provider In Childbearing Age Women, Marquida Morgan
Grace Peterson Nursing Research Colloquium
Abstract
Background: Birthing centers inside hospitals may offer women the choice of a pregnancy care provider. Mothers can choose either a physician or a midwife. The rise of birthing centers is parallel to the rise in the demand for midwives. It is essential for the continuous growth of midwives to examine the maternal selection process of pregnancy care providers.
Objectives: The object of the descriptive survey study was examining age, ethnicity, parity, and the awareness of the midwife’s role influence on a woman’s selection of pregnancy care provider. This information would provide midwives with a framework to understand ...
Perceived Family Support And Antiretroviral Adherence In Hiv-Positive Individuals: Results From A Community-Based Positive Living With Hiv Study,
2019
University of Massachusetts - Amherst
Perceived Family Support And Antiretroviral Adherence In Hiv-Positive Individuals: Results From A Community-Based Positive Living With Hiv Study, Krishna Poudel, David Buchanan, Rachel Amiya, Kalpana Poudel-Tandukar
Krishna C. Poudel
The purpose of this study was to examine the association between perceived family support, either positive or negative, and adherence to antiretroviral medication regimens among HIV-positive individuals in the Kathmandu Valley, Nepal. We measured past 3-month antiretroviral adherence among 233 HIV-positive individuals, in relation to perceived family support, both positive (in terms of emotional and instrumental support) and negative (in the form of negative interactions), using the 10-item Nepali Family Support and Difficulty Scale. Medium and high levels of perceived emotional support from family were associated with reduced risk of antiretroviral nonadherence, compared with low levels of perceived emotional support ...
