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Stress Among Adolescents: A Review, Rupinder Deol
Stress Among Adolescents: A Review, Rupinder Deol
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
The changes of adolescence has implications for understanding stressors , health enhancing and risk behaviors in which they engage, and the major opportunity for health promotion among these individuals.This review discusses about adolescents, their stressors and scales to assess stress and it's nursing implications.
Cross-Cultural Refinement And Validation Of Lung Cancer Screening Health Belief Scales, Fang Lei, Eunice Lee
Cross-Cultural Refinement And Validation Of Lung Cancer Screening Health Belief Scales, Fang Lei, Eunice Lee
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This study will provide a culturally appropriate instrument to evaluate Chinese Americans’ health belief about lung cancer screening and contribute to the design of tailored lung cancer screening programs to decrease the cancer-related disparities in Chinese Americans.
Designing A Hybrid Course To Prepare Nurse Leaders For The Dynamic American Healthcare Setting, Judith Ann Young
Designing A Hybrid Course To Prepare Nurse Leaders For The Dynamic American Healthcare Setting, Judith Ann Young
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
The current market demands a condensed, hybrid curriculum for second-degree nursing students. This project combined two leadership courses into one hybrid didactic course. The work required a literature review and collaboration among schools of higher education to develop a course that addressed core baccalaureate competencies in a competitive market.
The Relationship Between Digital Information Level And Health Satisfaction Among South Korean Older Adults, Hee Jung Kim, Sun Ju Chang
The Relationship Between Digital Information Level And Health Satisfaction Among South Korean Older Adults, Hee Jung Kim, Sun Ju Chang
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between digital informatization level and health satisfaction among older adults in South Korea. Accordingly, the data that the National Information Society Agency had collected as a part of the 2017 Digital Divide Survey were analyzed.
The Process Of Fostering A "Philosophy Of Nursing" In Japanese Nursing Students, Hiromi Haginoya, Kikue Hidaka, Chizuru Mori
The Process Of Fostering A "Philosophy Of Nursing" In Japanese Nursing Students, Hiromi Haginoya, Kikue Hidaka, Chizuru Mori
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
The purpose of this study is to clarify how a philosophy of nursing is fostered in Japanese nursing students. Although the term "philosophy of nursing" is often used in Japan, it does not have a clear definition. Therefore, in order to clarify the process of fostering a "philosophy of nursing".
What Nurses Want And What Are Their Perceived Stress Levels?, Aileen Tanafranca
What Nurses Want And What Are Their Perceived Stress Levels?, Aileen Tanafranca
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Nurse staff satisfaction and retention are topics for improvement in healthcare. In a study conducted in New York, the generational composition of the nursing workforce, their desired work incentives, and perceived stress levels will be analyzed, in hopes to find the best strategies to support and retain them.
Feasibility Of An Animated Video Combined With Standard Education: Breast Radiotherapy Video Education (Brave), Michelle F. Pembroke, Lynne S. Nemeth, Martina Mueller, Michelle Mollica, Julie A. Bradley
Feasibility Of An Animated Video Combined With Standard Education: Breast Radiotherapy Video Education (Brave), Michelle F. Pembroke, Lynne S. Nemeth, Martina Mueller, Michelle Mollica, Julie A. Bradley
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This interventional study explored the feasibility and preliminary impact of combining an animated educational video with standard of care education for patients with breast cancer referred for radiation therapy. Feasibility was determined and preliminary data showed a change in scores for patient reported anxiety, distress, and radiotherapy treatment concerns.
Smartness In People Living With Hiv: A Concept Analysis, Gwang Suk Kim, Jeong Min Yi
Smartness In People Living With Hiv: A Concept Analysis, Gwang Suk Kim, Jeong Min Yi
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
The purpose of this study was to clarify the concept of smartness in HIV-infected patients. As the results of the study using the hybrid model, smartness was defined to have seven attributes and 16 indicators. Nurses should encourage patients' smartness as the positive aspect of their health management.
The Effects Of Nurse Practice Environment On Missed Nursing Care And Nurse-Perceived Patient Safety, Seung Hee Lee
The Effects Of Nurse Practice Environment On Missed Nursing Care And Nurse-Perceived Patient Safety, Seung Hee Lee
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This study was to understand more clearly about how nurse practice environment affected missed nursing care and nurse-perceived patient safety along with nurse characteristics in hospitals nurses in South Korea.
Behavioral Health Is Primary Care: A Nursing, Social Work, Rehabilitation Counseling, Pharmacy Academic-Practice Partnership, Suzanne Salamanca
Behavioral Health Is Primary Care: A Nursing, Social Work, Rehabilitation Counseling, Pharmacy Academic-Practice Partnership, Suzanne Salamanca
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
One academic university created interprofessional didactic and clinical learning experiences for students within the Schools of Nursing, Social Work, Health Professions-Rehabilitation Counseling, and Pharmacy that resulted in improved models for patient care delivery. The nurse-led FQHC uses the model and has implemented innovative approaches to engage/keep patients in care.
Characteristics Of Work Engagement In Japanese Female Nurses, Rikako Ozawa, Tomokazu Sugaya, Chizuru Mori
Characteristics Of Work Engagement In Japanese Female Nurses, Rikako Ozawa, Tomokazu Sugaya, Chizuru Mori
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Japanese nurses' work engagement improves with age. However, the work engagement scoreare low compared to other countries.This is because it reflects the Japanese tendency of Japanese to suppress positive emotions. When investigating, we need to consider cultural differences.
Employment Status And Qol With Laryngectomized Patients, Kazuyo Iwanaga, Kumiko Kotake, Yoshimi Suzukamo, Ichiro Kai, Yoko Ishibashi, Kaori Haba, Aya Takahashi, Mami Miyazono, Yuki Nagamatsu
Employment Status And Qol With Laryngectomized Patients, Kazuyo Iwanaga, Kumiko Kotake, Yoshimi Suzukamo, Ichiro Kai, Yoko Ishibashi, Kaori Haba, Aya Takahashi, Mami Miyazono, Yuki Nagamatsu
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
We longitudinally examined employment status and quality of life with 199 laryngectomized patients. QOL assessed by the SF-36 was low until twelve months after discharge. It is necessary to continue physical and psychological support for those who want to continue to work after their discharge from hospital.
Using Computerized System To Improve The Handover Completion Rate Between Doctors And Nurses, Hsiang-Ting Feng, Chiao-Wen Chang
Using Computerized System To Improve The Handover Completion Rate Between Doctors And Nurses, Hsiang-Ting Feng, Chiao-Wen Chang
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
A effective handover has significant benefits for patients. This article describes the application of PDCA approach using computerized system to increase the handover completion rate between doctors and nurses. In the final, the handover completion rate percentage increased from 61% to 91% over the 4-month intervention.
The Relationship Between Sleep And Mood States In Nurses Working In Two-Shift System, Yuka Saeki
The Relationship Between Sleep And Mood States In Nurses Working In Two-Shift System, Yuka Saeki
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This study was to investigate the sleep and mood state for 8 weeks continuously in 7 nurses working in two-shift system and to clarify the relationship between mood states and sleep problems. The result showed the stronger negative mood must increase sleep problems.
Evidence-Based Strategies For Successful Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infection Reduction Hospital-Wide: Nurse-Driven Protocol, Jean Mchugh
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infections (CAUTIs) frequently occur in hospitals and are associated with increased length of stay, high costs of care, patient discomfort, and at times, mortality. Implementing evidence-based CAUTI reduction strategies hospital-wide is critical for CAUTI reduction and prevention of avoidable harm during hospitalization.
The Condensed Memorial Symptom Assessment Tool And Palliative Care Referrals, Amanda Mertens
The Condensed Memorial Symptom Assessment Tool And Palliative Care Referrals, Amanda Mertens
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This is an evidence-based pilot study that implemented the Condensed Memorial Symptom Assessment Scale in a small community out-patient oncology department. The purpose was to see if having a screening tool in place increased palliative care referrals.
Relationship Between Patient Experience, Quality Outcomes, And Nurse Satisfaction And A Nursing Theory-Guided Practice, Toqa Alanbry, Marlaine Smith, Marian Turkel, Ruth M. Tappen
Relationship Between Patient Experience, Quality Outcomes, And Nurse Satisfaction And A Nursing Theory-Guided Practice, Toqa Alanbry, Marlaine Smith, Marian Turkel, Ruth M. Tappen
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Explore if nursing theory-guided practice in hospital-based nursing practice makes a difference in patient experience, patient outcomes and nurse satisfaction. The research team hypothesized that hospitals where nursing practice is guided by nursing theory will have better nurse and patient outcomes than those not guided by a nursing theory.
Veteran Identity And Core Values On Veteran Health Perceptions, Lisa A. Brannack, Zeyana Al Ismaili
Veteran Identity And Core Values On Veteran Health Perceptions, Lisa A. Brannack, Zeyana Al Ismaili
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This PowerPoint presentation explicates the impact of veteran identity and veteran core values on the veteran health experience. Participants will be encouraged to engage in an interactive discussion about veterans’ health perceptions and decision making. Targeted discussions include simple and concrete value-based communications to employ in one's clinical practice.
Effects Of Respiratory Infection Prevention Education For Rural Dwelling Elderly On Kap And Social Capital, Myung Soon Kwon, Jin Soon Kim
Effects Of Respiratory Infection Prevention Education For Rural Dwelling Elderly On Kap And Social Capital, Myung Soon Kwon, Jin Soon Kim
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This study was to investigate the effectiveness of respiratory infection prevention(RIP) program based on Social Cognitive Theory developed for rural dwelling elderly on South Korea. In conclusion, it was verified continuous effect on improving the knowledge, attitude, and practice of RIP, and enhances the social capital of the rural elderly.
Integration Of Different Sensory Interventions From Mother's Breast Milk For Preterm Infant Pain During Venipunctures, Jen-Jiuan Liaw, Hsiang-Ping Wu
Integration Of Different Sensory Interventions From Mother's Breast Milk For Preterm Infant Pain During Venipunctures, Jen-Jiuan Liaw, Hsiang-Ping Wu
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
The study suggests that integration of mother's breast milk odor or taste, heartbeat sounds, and tactile non-nutritive sucking should be considered as an intervention for alleviation of procedural pain for preterm infants. Clinicians should incorporate the integrated sensory intervention into caregiving support for preterm infants undergoing short painful procedures.
International Faculty Exchange Program: A Unique Transcultural Nursing Experience, Gina B. Diaz, Janus Villaruel, Lester Pimentel Naval
International Faculty Exchange Program: A Unique Transcultural Nursing Experience, Gina B. Diaz, Janus Villaruel, Lester Pimentel Naval
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Learning institutions with shared common educational goals and value-based nursing education have established a meaningful and valuable relationships through collaboration by offering an international clinical immersion. These two institutions aim to deepen and strengthen the collaboration through a faculty exchange program to promote equal exchange of ideas and experiences.
Factors Related To Quality Of Life In Patients With Cardiac Surgery, Wei-Yi Chen, Ai-Fu Chiou
Factors Related To Quality Of Life In Patients With Cardiac Surgery, Wei-Yi Chen, Ai-Fu Chiou
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Cardiac surgery can improve the heart function and prolong life of patients, but the health care and quality of life of patients after surgery should also be addressed.
Self-Efficacy, Stroke Impact, And Resilience: An Exploration Of Fatigue Factors In Middle-Age Stroke Survivors, Hsiang-Chu Pai, Shu-Mei Tsai, Chia-Chi Li, Shu-Chuan Kao, Hsiao-Mei Chen
Self-Efficacy, Stroke Impact, And Resilience: An Exploration Of Fatigue Factors In Middle-Age Stroke Survivors, Hsiang-Chu Pai, Shu-Mei Tsai, Chia-Chi Li, Shu-Chuan Kao, Hsiao-Mei Chen
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
The learner will be able to understanding the relationship between self-efficacy, resilience, stroke impact, and fatigue in middle-age stroke survivors. The learner will be able to understand the factors that influence fatigue, and further to develop interventions for enhancing care received by middle-age stroke survivors.
Preeclampsia, Dna Methylation, And Blood Pressure In African American Women Enrolled In The Intergen Study, Veronica Barcelona, Jacquelyn Taylor
Preeclampsia, Dna Methylation, And Blood Pressure In African American Women Enrolled In The Intergen Study, Veronica Barcelona, Jacquelyn Taylor
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
For this study, we used regression and linear mixed effects models to examine 1) the effects of preeclampsia on blood pressure 3-5 years after birth, and 2) the epigenetic association (DNA methylation) with blood pressure in women enrolled in the InterGEN study.
How Innovative Rural Nursing Will Reduce Rural Opioid Use And Transform Global Nursing Scholarship, Tami L. Thomas, Derrick Glymph, Michelle Caldera
How Innovative Rural Nursing Will Reduce Rural Opioid Use And Transform Global Nursing Scholarship, Tami L. Thomas, Derrick Glymph, Michelle Caldera
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Understanding drug alternatives and recognizing OUD symptoms can increase clinical competency skills in primary care and emergency care for patients suffering from substance use disorder. The approaches described and measured in rural nursing practice will reduce OUD and ultimately transform global nursing scholarship.
A Literature Review Of Type 2 Diabetes Among African American Women, Brenda Owusu, Balkys L. Bivins
A Literature Review Of Type 2 Diabetes Among African American Women, Brenda Owusu, Balkys L. Bivins
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
A disproportionate number of African American women (AAW) are at an increased risk for developing type 2 diabetes (T2D). Nurse Practitioners must play an effective role in facilitating lifestyle interventions for AAW to prevent T2D in this population.
The Association Between Frailty And Quality Of Life In Elders With Colorectal Cancer After Surgery, Hsing-Fang Tsai, Ai-Fu Chiou
The Association Between Frailty And Quality Of Life In Elders With Colorectal Cancer After Surgery, Hsing-Fang Tsai, Ai-Fu Chiou
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Frailty is the beginning of a vicious cycle of geriatric syndrome. elders need to face the age–related senescence and suffer from cancer-related symptoms which have significant impacts on their quality of life (QoL).This study is investigate the association between frailty and QoL in elders with colorectal cancer before and after surgery.
Standardization Of Competency Revalidation Process: Evaluation Of Its Effectiveness Adapting Evidence-Based Competency, Shini Cherian, Nashwa Abdelkareem, Ali Alodily, Shaimaa Shaaban, Jeralyn Sulit
Standardization Of Competency Revalidation Process: Evaluation Of Its Effectiveness Adapting Evidence-Based Competency, Shini Cherian, Nashwa Abdelkareem, Ali Alodily, Shaimaa Shaaban, Jeralyn Sulit
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Adopted Donna Wright Model of Competency Revalidation has improved staff satisfaction and confidence. This paper will illustrate how matching employees competency with core job responsibilities can boost staff organizational engagement and promote effective patient care.
Improving Responsiveness Of Hospital Staff To Drive Hcahps Scores, Suzanne Mcdaniels
Improving Responsiveness Of Hospital Staff To Drive Hcahps Scores, Suzanne Mcdaniels
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This project examines the utilization of Hildegard Peplau’s interpersonal relations theory as the foundation for a robust formula targeting patient satisfaction scores in a community hospital setting in the Northeast United States. Significant gains were achieved without great expense of wither financial or human capital.
The Development And Testing Of The Acp Communicating Confidence Scale, Chiu-Chu Lin, Jui-O Chen
The Development And Testing Of The Acp Communicating Confidence Scale, Chiu-Chu Lin, Jui-O Chen
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Psychometric properties indicate that the newly formulated ACP Communicating Confidence Scale is a valid and reliable tool. Manager may adopt this tool to assess nurses’ level of confidence from which identify the nurses having low confidence, and further establish interventions to enhance their confidence to promote the ACP.