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Study Investigating The Social Adjustment Of Adolescents With Tourette Syndrome And The Relevant Factors, Mei-Yin Lee
Study Investigating The Social Adjustment Of Adolescents With Tourette Syndrome And The Relevant Factors, Mei-Yin Lee
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This research conducted a cross-sectional study design, recruiting a total of 192 adolescents with TS in Taiwan. The research results showed that social adjustment is positively correlated with self-esteem and is negatively correlated with psychosocial stress.
Floating Woes Begone: How To Keep Nurses At The Bedside!, Ronica Subramoney
Floating Woes Begone: How To Keep Nurses At The Bedside!, Ronica Subramoney
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Despite the increased intake of nursing students, a projected shortage of nurses is still expected. Floating is major reason for nurse turnover so administrators need to implement measures to keep nurses at the bedside. Is your institution ready? The prep time is now!
Theory To Evidence-Based Practice For Breast Cancer Women: Lazarus And Folkman's Stress Appraisal Coping Theory, Kathleen A. Sternas
Theory To Evidence-Based Practice For Breast Cancer Women: Lazarus And Folkman's Stress Appraisal Coping Theory, Kathleen A. Sternas
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This presentation focuses on: utilizing theory/theoretical frameworks in nursing research which contribute to evidence-based practice for women with breast cancer; findings on appraisal,coping,resources,health of women with breast cancer using Lazarus and Folkman's stress appraisal coping theory; and implications of stress appraisal coping theory for advancing nursing research and evidence-based practice.
Using Six Sigma To Reduce Patient No-Show Rates To Clinic Appointments, John Charles Knight
Using Six Sigma To Reduce Patient No-Show Rates To Clinic Appointments, John Charles Knight
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Nurse leaders can use Six Sigma to reduce clinic no-show rates along with the associated non-value added activities that negatively impact patient care and clinic financial stability. This presentation will describe the Six Sigma process used to develop a no-show prediction model and interventions to improve patient no-show rates.
Academic And Community Leaders Partnership For Prevention And Control Of Emerging Diseases: Lesson From Rwanda, Alice Nyirazigama, Oluyinka Adejumo, Sandrine Dushimimana
Academic And Community Leaders Partnership For Prevention And Control Of Emerging Diseases: Lesson From Rwanda, Alice Nyirazigama, Oluyinka Adejumo, Sandrine Dushimimana
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This abstract emphasize the role of partnership between school of nursing and community local leaders in prevention and control of emerging communicable and non communicable diseases.
Accelerating Advanced Practice Palliative Care Competencies, Cheryl R. Dennison Himmelfarb, Binu Koirala, Sharon Kozachik
Accelerating Advanced Practice Palliative Care Competencies, Cheryl R. Dennison Himmelfarb, Binu Koirala, Sharon Kozachik
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
There are many unmet palliative care needs for patients and nurse training in palliative care competencies is insufficient. This educational program aims to prepare AP-DNP students to integrate principles of palliative care into services provided across continuum of care and increase access to palliative care services to diverse patient populations.
Theory-To-Practice: Catalyzing Collaborations In Rural Areas To Identify And Reduce Vaccine Hesitancy, Tami L. Thomas, Michelle Caldera
Theory-To-Practice: Catalyzing Collaborations In Rural Areas To Identify And Reduce Vaccine Hesitancy, Tami L. Thomas, Michelle Caldera
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
These study results are striking considering other research results published since that the HPV vaccine was approved and made available over a decade ago. The data indicate opportunities for future research and identify intervention points to increase HPV vaccination and improve the future health of rural children.
Mhealth Acceptance And Usage Among South Asian Adults In Us, Padmavathy Ramaswamy
Mhealth Acceptance And Usage Among South Asian Adults In Us, Padmavathy Ramaswamy
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Mobile health (mHealth) interventions are emerging to be efficacious in health behavior change and chronic disease management among ethnic minorities. This presentation will describe a study examining the usage and acceptance of mobile health applications and wearable technology among South Asian adults living in the US.
Prospects For Clinical Nurse Specialist Education (Mental Health Nursing) At National College Of Nursing, Japan, Makiko Mori
Prospects For Clinical Nurse Specialist Education (Mental Health Nursing) At National College Of Nursing, Japan, Makiko Mori
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
The specialized course education program enabling the acquisition of the latest techniques and theories for improving the advanced and specialized practical skills of clinical nursing and nursing research skills at the National Advanced Specialist Medical Research Centers and the National Hospitals as well as investigation into the roles and challenges.
Pilot Teaching Experience Using Team-Based Learning In The Nursing Graduation Course, Lara Mabelle Milfont Boeckmann, Geisa Sant'ana, Ana Socorro Moura, Manuela Costa Melo, Maria Aurenir De Lavor Miranda
Pilot Teaching Experience Using Team-Based Learning In The Nursing Graduation Course, Lara Mabelle Milfont Boeckmann, Geisa Sant'ana, Ana Socorro Moura, Manuela Costa Melo, Maria Aurenir De Lavor Miranda
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
In this session you will learn about a pilot teaching experience using Team-Based Learning for undergraduate nursing students at a Public Higher Education Institution in Brazil. In Team-Based Learning (TBL), the student is held accountable for his own individual and team learning.
Improving People's Outcomes Through Evidence-Based Practice: A Social Movement Agenda, Doris Grinspun
Improving People's Outcomes Through Evidence-Based Practice: A Social Movement Agenda, Doris Grinspun
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This keynote inspired attendees to think big, act powerfully, and mobilize knowledge in a way they have never experienced before. Adopting a whole system perspective that recognizes EBP as a social process, the Best Practice Guidelines (BPG) Program led by the Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario will be highlighted.
Relationship Between Quality Of Ethical Behavior And The Attributes Of Nurse Researchers, Etsuko Kanaya, Naomi Funashima
Relationship Between Quality Of Ethical Behavior And The Attributes Of Nurse Researchers, Etsuko Kanaya, Naomi Funashima
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This study was to clarify the relationship between quality of ethical behavior and the attributes of nurse researchers, as well as to discuss future tasks for improving the quality of ethical behavior among nurse researchers.
Implementation Of A Nursing Peer Review (Npr) Process, Kelly Phillips, Berkeley Haney, Molly Jo Brixey
Implementation Of A Nursing Peer Review (Npr) Process, Kelly Phillips, Berkeley Haney, Molly Jo Brixey
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
The implementation of a nursing peer review process, as compared to current practices, improves peer accountability, the quality and safety of nursing practices, and identifies evidence-based solutions for nurses in a hospital setting.
Teaching Undergraduate Nursing Students With The Siciliano-Mclaughlin Model Of Ethics, Mary Ann Siciliano Mclaughlin
Teaching Undergraduate Nursing Students With The Siciliano-Mclaughlin Model Of Ethics, Mary Ann Siciliano Mclaughlin
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
The (Author's) Model of Ethics addresses the major tenets of ethics including advocacy, dignity, humanity, integrity, and leadership. The major concepts, related to ethical decision making, surround the central concept of authenticity. Students can draw upon the concepts of this model, in an effort, to make ethical decisions in practice.
An Analysis Of Evidence-Based Practice Courses In Korean Nursing Education Systems, Chi Eun Song, Weon-Gyeong Kim, You Jin Lim
An Analysis Of Evidence-Based Practice Courses In Korean Nursing Education Systems, Chi Eun Song, Weon-Gyeong Kim, You Jin Lim
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This study aims to examine the current status of EBP course and EBP-related courses in Korean nursing education.Few institutions offer independent EBP courses in their curricula. It is necessary to revise an curriculum to offer a clinical education that practically enhances the EBP competences in Korean nursing students.
Addressing The National Opioid Crisis By Developing And Implementing Undergraduate Nursing Curricula, Amy Mckeever
Addressing The National Opioid Crisis By Developing And Implementing Undergraduate Nursing Curricula, Amy Mckeever
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
The Opioid Epidemic, an undergraduate nursing course to assist students in the entry into the healthcare system with an overview of substance use disorder. A review of the history of the crisis, screening, assessment, management and referral as well as options for chronic pain management and trauma informed care.
Next Gen Nclex And Virtual Simulation, Susan T. Sanders, David Schultze
Next Gen Nclex And Virtual Simulation, Susan T. Sanders, David Schultze
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Many challenges face nurse educators as we move toward the development of the Next-Gen NCLEX. Clinical judgment has been and continues to be a focus for nurses and nursing students. One method of improving/developing clinical judgment in nursing is by adopting virtual simulation methods.
To Be Initiative Or Not To Be! Predictors Of Initiative Behavior Among Psychiatric Nurses, Ilya Kagan, Tova Hendel
To Be Initiative Or Not To Be! Predictors Of Initiative Behavior Among Psychiatric Nurses, Ilya Kagan, Tova Hendel
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
The results of the current study provide empirical evidence for the relation of age and education level and nurses' PI, emphasizing the importance of these two variables in the development of PI and their effect on actual performance of initiatives at work.
Addressing Non-Communicable Disease In Rural Nigeria Through Dietary Assessment, Tamara Dochelle Otey
Addressing Non-Communicable Disease In Rural Nigeria Through Dietary Assessment, Tamara Dochelle Otey
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) are major problems in Nigeria. For management and prevention of NCDs, dietary modifications must occur and coincide with the culture. We obtained 24hr diet recall and favorite recipe with methods of cooking from participants to gain knowledge of their current diet to develop cultural dietary modifications.
Promoting Family Health Among Person With Hypertension And Overweight, Ratchanee Senanoi, Saovakon Virasiri, Supannee Oaupachai
Promoting Family Health Among Person With Hypertension And Overweight, Ratchanee Senanoi, Saovakon Virasiri, Supannee Oaupachai
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
The project presents how to promote family health as the whole system among HT with overweight persons. The project process could increase family awareness and health promotion behavior for controlling disease and complications. Interestingly, family had also modified health care practice for all members for prevention the HT and obesity.
Minimally-Invasive Methods Of Examining Biological Changes In Response To Chronic Stress: A Scoping Review, Rebecca Elizabeth Salomon, Ashley Vaughan, Kelly R. Tan, Keely Muscatell
Minimally-Invasive Methods Of Examining Biological Changes In Response To Chronic Stress: A Scoping Review, Rebecca Elizabeth Salomon, Ashley Vaughan, Kelly R. Tan, Keely Muscatell
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Nurse researchers are increasingly interested in the biological effects of chronic stress. Using minimally invasive methods to collect biological indicators may improve research access to vulnerable populations. This review maps the indicators being measured through minimally invasive methods to investigate a variety of biological changes in response to chronic stress.
Implementation And Improvement Of Stroke Systems Of Care To Improve Patient Outcomes, Casey Mccutcheon Stone, Tom Curley
Implementation And Improvement Of Stroke Systems Of Care To Improve Patient Outcomes, Casey Mccutcheon Stone, Tom Curley
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
New Hanover Regional Medical Center recognized that despite the proven benefits, recommendations, and goals for timely administration of tPA that there was evidence of variation in treatment prompting the organization and stroke team to eliminate clinical variation through the development and improvement of the stroke systems of care.
Establish "Hand Circle Unique Code" To Improve The Correctness Of Patient Identification, Lee-Pin Wu
Establish "Hand Circle Unique Code" To Improve The Correctness Of Patient Identification, Lee-Pin Wu
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Establish "Hand Circle Unique Code" To improve the correctness of patient identification.use information technology can increase the efficiency of medical staff, improve the integrity of their work, reduce errors caused by human error, improve the accuracy of patient identification, and enable patients to get better care.
"I Am A Competent Nurse": Predicting Novice Male Nurse Competence And Satisfaction Levels, Bitsy Wedin
"I Am A Competent Nurse": Predicting Novice Male Nurse Competence And Satisfaction Levels, Bitsy Wedin
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Exploring professional role development of male nursing students utilizing mixed methods to better predict nurse competence and career satisfaction levels after graduation from American Midwestern Schools of Nursing. Phenomenological and logical regression analysis reveals insight into retaining this diverse and vulnerable group of students.
Agency Nursing Staff Reduction Strategies=$7.7 Million In Savings, Emily K. Ward, Cindy Dawson
Agency Nursing Staff Reduction Strategies=$7.7 Million In Savings, Emily K. Ward, Cindy Dawson
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This session will describe strategies to reduce use of agency nursing staff, recruit permanent nurses, and trim overall costs. The presenter will share creative, innovative, aggressive strategies one nursing team used to obtain a cost savings of $7.7 million dollars in one fiscal year while increasing growth and bed capacity.
Enhancing Clinical Outcomes By Scaling Up Evidence-Based Practices: A Global Collaboration, Doris Grinspun, Heather Mcconnell
Enhancing Clinical Outcomes By Scaling Up Evidence-Based Practices: A Global Collaboration, Doris Grinspun, Heather Mcconnell
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This presentation will contribute to an overall dialogue related to scaling up evidence-based practices and will engage the audience in a unique opportunity for discussion regarding enhancing professional nursing practice cultures to improve client and provider outcomes.
The Impact Of Changes To Public Charge Determination For Immigrant Families In The United States, Genesis R. Bojorquez
The Impact Of Changes To Public Charge Determination For Immigrant Families In The United States, Genesis R. Bojorquez
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Proposed changes to U.S. public charge policies may impact over 19 million children from immigrant families. U.S Census data will be analyzed to estimate the number of 1) U.S. born children who may dis-enroll from public benefit programs and 2) immigrants who no longer qualify for legal permanent resident status.
Nurse Practitioner Led Low-Calorie Ketogenic Diet For Weight Loss In Overweight And Obese Adults, Kaneez Rehmanji Odgers
Nurse Practitioner Led Low-Calorie Ketogenic Diet For Weight Loss In Overweight And Obese Adults, Kaneez Rehmanji Odgers
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This project evaluated the relationship of weight loss to Nurse practitioner led low-calorie ketogenic diet and if correlations exist between the diet to gender and age. Findings noted weight loss occurred in across genders and age. The NP led program had greater weight loss than a physician led program.
Comparing The Level Of Comprehension Of Diabetes Education Materials Between Five Electronic Health Records, Rachel A. R. Ortega, Erin A. Orzechowski, Ashley M. Rogier, Kori M. Pfeiffer, Robert V. Topp, Deloris M. Lakia
Comparing The Level Of Comprehension Of Diabetes Education Materials Between Five Electronic Health Records, Rachel A. R. Ortega, Erin A. Orzechowski, Ashley M. Rogier, Kori M. Pfeiffer, Robert V. Topp, Deloris M. Lakia
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Five electronic health record (EHR) generated patient education materials were compared to assess the reading level and comprehensibility for patients with diabetes to take action on foot care to prevent lower extremity amputation. Analysis indicated significant differences between education offered and comprehension enough to take action toward health.
Expanding Consciousness: Experiencing The "Virtual" Reality Of Life With Dementia, Lisa Anne Mckendrick-Calder
Expanding Consciousness: Experiencing The "Virtual" Reality Of Life With Dementia, Lisa Anne Mckendrick-Calder
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Virtual reality (VR) is an accessible technology for experiential learning. Learn how this technology has been used to explore dementia, an area frequently found to be lacking sufficient knowledge and interest in nursing. Data about the experience of VR and the impact on dementia knowledge and attitude will be highlighted.