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Obesity Stigma And Women's Health: Challenges Of Decreasing Healthcare Provider Bias To Improve Outcomes, Mary Ellen A. Burke
Obesity Stigma And Women's Health: Challenges Of Decreasing Healthcare Provider Bias To Improve Outcomes, Mary Ellen A. Burke
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
The primary aim of this presentation is to describe strategies and challenges in decreasing bias toward obese women by healthcare providers including nurses, nurse-midwives and medical staff. Best practices for creating a more welcoming environment for obese patients receiving gynecological and obstetrical care will be discussed.
Immigrants' Health, Acculturation, And The Work-Retirement Continuum, Cheryl Zlotnick, Laura Dryjanska
Immigrants' Health, Acculturation, And The Work-Retirement Continuum, Cheryl Zlotnick, Laura Dryjanska
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Immigrants hope their pre-immigration expectations for a new life will be 'realized' post-immigration. Findings show that for adult immigrants (n=377), work-retirement status (working in the same occupation, working in a different occupation or being retired) has an interactive effect with 'realized' expectations on health status.
Nurses' Knowledge Of Deformational Plagiocephaly And Discharge Instructions For Its Prevention, Kanlaya Ditthakasem, Morley Herbert, Jennifer Hill, Zepure Samawi
Nurses' Knowledge Of Deformational Plagiocephaly And Discharge Instructions For Its Prevention, Kanlaya Ditthakasem, Morley Herbert, Jennifer Hill, Zepure Samawi
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Deformational plagiocephaly (DP) is the most common head shape abnormality in infants, and has become more prevalent in infants and has significantly increased since 1992. This study describes obstetrical, neonatal and pediatric nurses' self-reported knowledge, practice, and provision of parental education regarding DP and discharge instructions for its prevention.
The Immersion Project: Rn-Bsn Students As Change Makers Caring For Migrant Workers And Their Children, Patricia R. Messmer, Marie O. Etienne, Nancy Henri, Nahomie Mirville
The Immersion Project: Rn-Bsn Students As Change Makers Caring For Migrant Workers And Their Children, Patricia R. Messmer, Marie O. Etienne, Nancy Henri, Nahomie Mirville
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This academic service-learning experience provided health screenings and health education to a rural migrant workers and children medically underserved community. RN-BSN students enhanced their cultural competence in assessing, providing health care, and education. The focus was on health promotion and lifestyle changes empowering people to take charge of their health.
Issues Leading To The Recent Outbreaks Of Hepatitis A, Jean M. O'Neil
Issues Leading To The Recent Outbreaks Of Hepatitis A, Jean M. O'Neil
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Since the use of the hepatitis A (HAV) vaccine in 1996, this infection had been rapidly decreasing. However, in 2016, recent outbreaks of hepatitis A have been reported globally. The provider needs to be aware of those issues leading to these outbreaks and the changes in immunization procedures and dosing.
Traditional Health-Related Practices Of Russian-Speaking Immigrants, Polina Amburg
Traditional Health-Related Practices Of Russian-Speaking Immigrants, Polina Amburg
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Presentation of the qualitative ethnographic research addressing health-related practices of Russian-speaking immigrants. The study addressed beliefs and behaviors related to health of the people born in the former Soviet Union.
Predictors Of Quality Of Life In Patients With Lumbar Spine Degenerative Diseases, Shu-Fen Su, Meng-Shan Wu
Predictors Of Quality Of Life In Patients With Lumbar Spine Degenerative Diseases, Shu-Fen Su, Meng-Shan Wu
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
1.This study aimed to examine the predictors of quality of life in Chinese patients with lumbar spine degenerative diseases. 2.Age, leg and back pain prior surgery, average pain level, disability, psychological quality of life, explained 44.7% of the variance in physical domain of quality of life.
Increasing Knowledge And Improving Collaboration Between Nurses And Doulas, Laura Stinnette Lucas
Increasing Knowledge And Improving Collaboration Between Nurses And Doulas, Laura Stinnette Lucas
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Although the role of the doula has existed globally for decades, there is still much speculation regarding the doula's function. Lack of understanding can lead to conflict in the intrapartum setting. Educational sessions were utilized to increase nurses' knowledge with the goal of improving collaboration between nurses and doulas.
Predictors Of Family Nurse Practitioner Student Success On National Certification Exams, Daniel Forrest Hatch
Predictors Of Family Nurse Practitioner Student Success On National Certification Exams, Daniel Forrest Hatch
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
What variables can be used to predict a successful student outcome on a national family nurse practitioner certification exam? Does student critical thinking ability, prior to starting the nurse practitioner program, impact success? The results of a research study focusing on these questions will be presented and discussed.
Triangulating Childhood Asthma Management: A Partnership Between The Community, Family, And Provider, Linda M. Gibson-Young
Triangulating Childhood Asthma Management: A Partnership Between The Community, Family, And Provider, Linda M. Gibson-Young
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
We aim to address the collaborative approach with community partnership in the southeastern US for childhood asthma management that facilitated rapid dissemination of evidence-based practices from researcher to provider to beneficiary, and critical data from beneficiary to provider to researcher resulting in significant cost savings to the health care system.
Go To Bed, Sleepyhead! Evaluating Sleep In Black Children At Risk For Obesity, Rebecca J. Graves, Sharon Fruh, Leigh Minchew
Go To Bed, Sleepyhead! Evaluating Sleep In Black Children At Risk For Obesity, Rebecca J. Graves, Sharon Fruh, Leigh Minchew
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Because Black children living in low-socioeconomic areas have a higher risk for obesity and for insufficient sleep than other children and because insufficient sleep is a risk-factor for obesity, this study investigated the sleep duration and sleep behaviors of Black children living in a low-socioeconomic area of the Southern U.S.
Brain Bioenergetics, Cognitive Activity, And Menopausal Vasomotor Symptoms, Sharon L. Dormire
Brain Bioenergetics, Cognitive Activity, And Menopausal Vasomotor Symptoms, Sharon L. Dormire
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
The relationship between menopausal changes in brain bioenergetics, cognitive activity, and vasomotor symptoms (VMS) will be detailed. VMS were effectively stimulated in symptomatic women through cognitive activity. Activation of the anterior cingulate nucleus and corpus callosum was noted during VMS with functional MRI. Implications will be discussed.
Engagement Of Scholarly Inquiry For Frontline Clinicians: A Literature Review, Mei Lin Chen-Lim
Engagement Of Scholarly Inquiry For Frontline Clinicians: A Literature Review, Mei Lin Chen-Lim
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
The nursing profession continues to struggle to engage frontline nurses in research or application of evidence into practice globally. This session will provide the current state of clinical nurses' engagement in scholarly inquiry, organizational support of the engagement, and implications in education, practice, administration and research.
Improving Maternal And Infant Outcomes: A Community-Based, Culturally Aware, Social Support Intervention Approach, Zenobia Harris, Sarah Rhoads
Improving Maternal And Infant Outcomes: A Community-Based, Culturally Aware, Social Support Intervention Approach, Zenobia Harris, Sarah Rhoads
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
The Arkansas Birthing Project was developed by Black women for Black women and provides a volunteer peer social support intervention to pregnant women and during the first year of her baby's life. The Arkansas Birthing Project endeavors to improve maternal and infant outcomes in the Mississippi River Delta Region.
Tailoring Access To Adequately Meet Needs-Specific Healthcare For Military Veterans, Ronald David Cole, William Washington
Tailoring Access To Adequately Meet Needs-Specific Healthcare For Military Veterans, Ronald David Cole, William Washington
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Military veteran research conducted on the stressor and challenges service members encounter when transiting from the military and entering a civilian ecosystem. Looking beyond veteran employment, education and mental health concerns; identifying veteran's and their family's unmet needs.
The Influence Of Healthy Lifestyle Behaviors On Cognitive Functioning Of Older Turkish Women, Ayse Malatyali, Zehra Golbasi, Nermin Altunbas, Linda Weglicki
The Influence Of Healthy Lifestyle Behaviors On Cognitive Functioning Of Older Turkish Women, Ayse Malatyali, Zehra Golbasi, Nermin Altunbas, Linda Weglicki
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This study is conducted by nurse researchers in the United States and Turkey as part of internationally collaborative efforts to promote the cognitive well-being of older women in Turkey. Results have revealed the prevalence of cognitive impairment and how healthy lifestyle behaviors impact the cognitive outcome in older Turkish women.
A Nurse-Led Interprofessional Dementia Education Workshop For Prison Staff, Healthcare Professionals, And Prisoners, Joanne Brooke, Monika Rybacka
A Nurse-Led Interprofessional Dementia Education Workshop For Prison Staff, Healthcare Professionals, And Prisoners, Joanne Brooke, Monika Rybacka
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
The development of a two hour dementia education workshop from the knowledge of prison, health and social care professionals and prisoners to provide an understanding of dementia and how to support prisoners with dementia in the closed environment of a prison.
Effectiveness Of Modified Small Volume Jet Nebulizer On Aerosol Treatment In Small Children, Sermsri Santati
Effectiveness Of Modified Small Volume Jet Nebulizer On Aerosol Treatment In Small Children, Sermsri Santati
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This applying evidence based practice study is a reviewed paper of 4 research studies: 3 clinical and 1 simulation study to investigate the effectiveness of modified small volume jet nebulizer to improve the aerosol treatment in small children age 1-5 years.
Utilizing Informatics To Collect Cardiac Surgical Patient Reported Outcomes And Implement Enhanced Recovery, Cheryl Crisafi, Carol Lynn, Debra Abel, Daniel T. Engelman
Utilizing Informatics To Collect Cardiac Surgical Patient Reported Outcomes And Implement Enhanced Recovery, Cheryl Crisafi, Carol Lynn, Debra Abel, Daniel T. Engelman
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Learn how an interactive application (App)-based platform as part of an Enhanced Recovery After Surgery Program provides caregivers with real-time patient reported outcomes and patients with tailored specific-education. The App automatically reminds patients to follow established care plans, and alerts caregivers when a patient is deviating from their care plan.
Teaching Advanced Health Assessment To Nurse Practitioner Students Using Simulation, J. Susan Andersen, Lamicha Hogan
Teaching Advanced Health Assessment To Nurse Practitioner Students Using Simulation, J. Susan Andersen, Lamicha Hogan
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Increased numbers of nurse practitioner programs have made it difficult for students to locate appropriate preceptors in some areas. This presentation examines alternative methods of teaching advanced physical assessment skills.
Confronting The Unimaginable: Lessons Learned Supervising Nursing Students During A Clinical Crisis, Ronda D. Mintz-Binder, Carrie Edwards
Confronting The Unimaginable: Lessons Learned Supervising Nursing Students During A Clinical Crisis, Ronda D. Mintz-Binder, Carrie Edwards
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This presentation will explore the timeline of events that occurred in a Dallas Hospital that directly involved clinical nursing students when an Ebola patient was unexpectedly admitted. A qualitative design was used to thematically analyze student's reflective journaling passages. These themes will be shared and discussed.
Patient-Healthcare Provider Engagement: The Basic Building Block, Inge B. Corless, Alex Hoyt, J. Craig Phillips, Carol Dawson-Rose, Elizabeth F. Sefcik, Patrice Kenneally Nicholas, William L. Holzemer, Mary Jane Hamilton, Joachim G. Voss, Carmen J. Portillo, Kathleen M. Nokes, Wei-Ti Chen, Kenn M. Kirksey
Patient-Healthcare Provider Engagement: The Basic Building Block, Inge B. Corless, Alex Hoyt, J. Craig Phillips, Carol Dawson-Rose, Elizabeth F. Sefcik, Patrice Kenneally Nicholas, William L. Holzemer, Mary Jane Hamilton, Joachim G. Voss, Carmen J. Portillo, Kathleen M. Nokes, Wei-Ti Chen, Kenn M. Kirksey
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Engagement with the provider is basic to the involvement of the patient in HIV care. The question of whether this engagement varies by socio-demographic and psychosocial variables has taken on added significance as we work to achieve an undetectable viral load for 90% of those on antiretroviral therapy.
The Role Of Nurse Advocate In Cesarean Sections On Maternal Request, Julia Imanoff, Cynthia Mannion, Graham Mccaffrey
The Role Of Nurse Advocate In Cesarean Sections On Maternal Request, Julia Imanoff, Cynthia Mannion, Graham Mccaffrey
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Women's choice for cesarean delivery is complex. This choice challenges maternity care provider given the difference in values between patients and care providers. The findings of this study suggest that nurses can provide supportive care in the role of an advocate to promote positive birth experiences.
Needs Assessment For Using A Stroke Scale In Urban And Rural Kenyan Hospital Settings, Ishmail Abass Sillah, Donna Behler Mcarthur, Berhards R. Ogutu, Leslie S. Ritter, Mathew Gallek
Needs Assessment For Using A Stroke Scale In Urban And Rural Kenyan Hospital Settings, Ishmail Abass Sillah, Donna Behler Mcarthur, Berhards R. Ogutu, Leslie S. Ritter, Mathew Gallek
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This project identified the need for the use of a stroke scale to help improve stroke assessment in Kenya, a country with a significant stroke burden. It also highlights facilitators and barriers to stroke care improvement, which demonstrate a potentially universal character underscoring the possible utility of multinational academic discourse.
Building A Culture Of Nursing Research: Advanced Practice Nursing Roles Offer Key Support, Agnes T. Black, Martha H. Mackay, Leanne Heppell, Sandra Lauck
Building A Culture Of Nursing Research: Advanced Practice Nursing Roles Offer Key Support, Agnes T. Black, Martha H. Mackay, Leanne Heppell, Sandra Lauck
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
We will describe the development of three advanced practice nurse positions to support a nursing research culture in our organization, and share evaluation results to demonstrate ways that these positions have led to an increase in the number of nurse-led research projects across the organization.
Maternal Outcomes In English-Speaking And Non-English-Speaking Women In New England, Katharine A. Green
Maternal Outcomes In English-Speaking And Non-English-Speaking Women In New England, Katharine A. Green
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Maternal outcomes may vary by maternal language and type of care provider. This research utilized secondary analysis of labor and delivery records to show that maternal language and type of care provider had a significant effect on maternal outcomes during labor and delivery.
Closing The Gap Between Academe And Practice: Creation Of An Interprofessional/Interdepartmental Collaborative, Elsabeth Jensen, Rani Hajela Srivastava
Closing The Gap Between Academe And Practice: Creation Of An Interprofessional/Interdepartmental Collaborative, Elsabeth Jensen, Rani Hajela Srivastava
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
The need for health care disciplines to demonstrate best practices challenges both current practicing professionals and students being prepared for practice. Partnerships, research and knowledge mobilization are keys to addressing these interdisciplinary challenges. This presentation describes one solution to bridging the gap between those two worlds.
The Teaching-Learning Partnership Between The Nurse And The Long-Term Peritoneal Dialysis Patient: A Qualitative Study, Nicole M. T. Radmore, Kristiina Hyrkas
The Teaching-Learning Partnership Between The Nurse And The Long-Term Peritoneal Dialysis Patient: A Qualitative Study, Nicole M. T. Radmore, Kristiina Hyrkas
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This qualitative research explored the partnerships occurring between long-term peritoneal dialysis patients and nurse educators. Four themes and ten sub-themes emerged from seven individual patient and nurse interviews. Each partnership was unique, evolved over time, and was characterized by exposure, personal rapport, and the necessity of working together.
Time Of Music In Newborn Pain: Randomized Clinical Trial, Maria Vera Lucia Moreira Leitao Cardoso, Gleicia Martins Melo
Time Of Music In Newborn Pain: Randomized Clinical Trial, Maria Vera Lucia Moreira Leitao Cardoso, Gleicia Martins Melo
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Among the non-pharmacological measures to minimize physiologic and behavioral reactions on newborns exposed to pain, one is the music. It is relevant to investigate the effect of music intervention when applied in two different time extensions on bio-behavioral responses of pain in full-term newborns during venipuncture for blood collection.
Acute Care Nurses' Spiritual Well-Being And Spiritual Care Perspectives: Predictors For Provision Of Spiritual Care, Barbara J. Kitchener
Acute Care Nurses' Spiritual Well-Being And Spiritual Care Perspectives: Predictors For Provision Of Spiritual Care, Barbara J. Kitchener
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This study investigated how acute-care Registered Nurses' spiritual well-being (SWB), and spiritual care perspectives (SCP) relate to their provision of spiritual care (SC). Findings revealed nurses with high SWB and positive SCP provided regular SC with ease and confidence. Implications exist for clinicians, nurse educators, researchers, and policy makers.