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The Influence Of The Family On Childhood Obesity In Oman, Basma Alyazeedi, Diane C. Berry, Jamie Crandell
The Influence Of The Family On Childhood Obesity In Oman, Basma Alyazeedi, Diane C. Berry, Jamie Crandell
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
The study has examined the influence of the family on childhood obesity among 6 - 10 years old children in Oman. Two strong family factors linked to childhood obesity were identified and included increased maternal BMI and mothers' high level of education.
Heart Failure Patients With Cognitive Impairment: Understanding Their Needs To Develop A Nursing Interventions Protocol, Sophie Boisvert
Heart Failure Patients With Cognitive Impairment: Understanding Their Needs To Develop A Nursing Interventions Protocol, Sophie Boisvert
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Through this presentation, nurses will be aware of the relevance of assessing the needs of the Heart Failure patient with CI in their self-care practices. The development of a nursing interventions protocol will help nurses to support patients and will ensure the quality and the safety of care.
Patient Perceptions Of An Augmented Virtual Nurse Office To Deliver Wellness Services For Stress Management, Jacqueline K. Owens, Nitin Walia, Karen Estridge, Melessa Starnes-Damoff
Patient Perceptions Of An Augmented Virtual Nurse Office To Deliver Wellness Services For Stress Management, Jacqueline K. Owens, Nitin Walia, Karen Estridge, Melessa Starnes-Damoff
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Patients may be unaware that others face similar challenges. Virtual worlds allow group access to providers. Little is known about user perceptions of these healthcare interactions. This quasi-experimental study intervention simulated education for stress management conducted by a nurse coach. Findings suggested trust and perceived effectiveness of the group setting.
One And Done? How Much Exposure To Experiential Learning Strategies Is Enough?, Keondra Rustan
One And Done? How Much Exposure To Experiential Learning Strategies Is Enough?, Keondra Rustan
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
How do we know that we have shown a student or clinician how to properly perform a task? How do we know that learning has taken place? How many steps are too many? This presentation will discuss the view from the learners' side and give suggestions for successful future instruction.
Physical Function And Fatigue In Older Hiv Adults In San Francisco, Usa, Soson Jong
Physical Function And Fatigue In Older Hiv Adults In San Francisco, Usa, Soson Jong
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Older HIV patients experience a variety of symptom including fatigue and lack of energy. A study conducted among older HIV patients in San Francisco, USA found that increasing physical activity (using Fitbit device) helps to improve fatigue and low energy symptoms.
Tailoring Care For Lgbt Patients: Healthcare Providers' Practices In A Rural State, Mollie E. Aleshire, Amanda Fallin-Bennett
Tailoring Care For Lgbt Patients: Healthcare Providers' Practices In A Rural State, Mollie E. Aleshire, Amanda Fallin-Bennett
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This study describes LGBT friendly healthcare providers' self-reported practices to tailor their care for LGBT patients. Examples of persistent LGBT health disparities will be discussed and there will be identification of specific and actionable priorities that can be implemented to provide integrated, culturally congruent care to LGBT populations.
Finding Balance: Quasi-Experimental Evaluation Of Trading Final Semester Undergraduate Acute-Care Hours For Leadership Clinical Activities, Nancy L. Novotny, Sandra Nielsen
Finding Balance: Quasi-Experimental Evaluation Of Trading Final Semester Undergraduate Acute-Care Hours For Leadership Clinical Activities, Nancy L. Novotny, Sandra Nielsen
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
New nurses need to possess leadership capacity and clinical competence. Addressing existing gaps, an undergraduate leadership clinical was adjusted, increasing leadership activities and fewer acute care hours. Comparisons will be shared concerning frequency and comfort performing clinical skills between students with 56 versus 86 hours in the acute care setting.
Examining Patient Engagement With Clinical Technology: Demographic Patterns Of Pediatric Patient Portal Activation, Ruth A. Bush, Vijaya M. Vemulakonda, Andrew Richardson, Sara Deakyne Davies, Genesis R. Bojorquez, George J. Chiang
Examining Patient Engagement With Clinical Technology: Demographic Patterns Of Pediatric Patient Portal Activation, Ruth A. Bush, Vijaya M. Vemulakonda, Andrew Richardson, Sara Deakyne Davies, Genesis R. Bojorquez, George J. Chiang
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
EHRs of more than 42,000 patients at two geographically diverse pediatric specialty clinics were analyzed to identify 1) patients approached for patient portal access and 2) activated the portal. There were moderate activation rates (18.7%); primary language, race/ethnicity, and site were significantly associated with portal adoption (p<0.001).
Families In Transition: The Lived Experience Of Parenting A Transgender Child, Linda D. Wagner, Elizabeth M. Armstrong
Families In Transition: The Lived Experience Of Parenting A Transgender Child, Linda D. Wagner, Elizabeth M. Armstrong
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This qualitative study explored parent's experiences of their child undergoing gender transition. Data analysis yielded themes that begin to identify the complex nature and struggles parents face as they encounter the emotional and physical aspects of this transition. Implications for holistic nursing practice, policy and education will be discussed.
Exploring The Predictors Of Non-Urgent Ed Visits In Five Community-Based Canadian Hospitals, Maher M. El-Masri, Judy A. K. Bornais, Jamie Crawley, Abeer Omar
Exploring The Predictors Of Non-Urgent Ed Visits In Five Community-Based Canadian Hospitals, Maher M. El-Masri, Judy A. K. Bornais, Jamie Crawley, Abeer Omar
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
We explored patient and healthcare system related predictors of non-urgent ED visits in five community-based Canadian hospitals. Our results suggest that age, gender, time of day, care provider referral, patient diagnosis, type of hospital, mean of transportation, proximity to ED, and season were all independent predictors of non-urgent ED visits
Actual Situation Of Family Planning Instruction For Married People And Future Challenges In Japan, Akiko Kamezaki, Eri Kawamoto, Misae Ito, Mayumi Tanaka
Actual Situation Of Family Planning Instruction For Married People And Future Challenges In Japan, Akiko Kamezaki, Eri Kawamoto, Misae Ito, Mayumi Tanaka
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This study tried to clarify the situation of family planning instruction. The healthcare professionals instructed few postpartum women's husbands about family planning. Married people tended to have instruction when they have unwanted pregnancies. It is necessary for married people to have family planning instruction to prevent unintended pregnancy.
Immersion Experience: Impact On Cultural Competency In Undergraduate Nursing Students, Trudy Ann Laffoon
Immersion Experience: Impact On Cultural Competency In Undergraduate Nursing Students, Trudy Ann Laffoon
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
The study purpose was to assess the impact of an international practicum experience on undergraduate nursing students' cultural competence using the Cultural Competence Clinical Evaluation Tool -- Student Version (CCCET-SV). Students in traditional and immersion experiences participated in order to measure and compare levels of cultural competence using descriptive statistics.
Implementation Of Low Cost High Impact Interventions To Improve The Health Outcomes Of Preterm Babies, Jane W. Kabo
Implementation Of Low Cost High Impact Interventions To Improve The Health Outcomes Of Preterm Babies, Jane W. Kabo
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This study assessed the implementation of four evidence based interventions for enhancing the health outcome of preterm babies in Kenya. The findings present a knowledge-practice gap among nurses and midwives which aught to be addressed for successful implementation, to avert preterm morbidity and mortality.
Developing School Of Nursing Partnerships With The United Nations Association, Reem Azhari, Melissa A. Murphey
Developing School Of Nursing Partnerships With The United Nations Association, Reem Azhari, Melissa A. Murphey
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
University nursing faculty are in a unique position to educate students on supporting our vulnerable populations. By partnering with their regional United Nations Association (UNA), faculty can work directly with established UNA programs to foster nursing students' support and understanding of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals.
Cross Cultural Experiences: Facilitating Nursing Students' Use Of Postpartum Scenarios In Lebanon And Texas, Christine W. Abbyad, Patricia Hamilton-Solum
Cross Cultural Experiences: Facilitating Nursing Students' Use Of Postpartum Scenarios In Lebanon And Texas, Christine W. Abbyad, Patricia Hamilton-Solum
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Preparing nursing students to perform postpartum assessments can be challenging. Students may be anxious in attempting to overcome cultural taboos against examining breasts and female genitalia. This poster compares and contrasts two different experiences of nursing students: The first in a Lebanese setting and the second in a Texan context.
Bi-Dimensional Acculturation And Depression During Pregnancy And Postpartum Period: Testing Berry's Model Of Acculturation Strategies, Hung-Hui Chen, Li-Yin Chien, Jerry Cheng-Yen Lai
Bi-Dimensional Acculturation And Depression During Pregnancy And Postpartum Period: Testing Berry's Model Of Acculturation Strategies, Hung-Hui Chen, Li-Yin Chien, Jerry Cheng-Yen Lai
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Bi-dimensional acculturation (Berry's four-group acculturation) was a critical factor related to depression trajectory from the second trimester to one year postpartum. Emotional support was a moderator of the relationship between Berry's four-group acculturation and depression during pregnancy and postpartum period.
New Careers In Nursing (Ncin) Data Results: Application Of Research Findings, E. Renee Cantwell, Margaret A. Avallone
New Careers In Nursing (Ncin) Data Results: Application Of Research Findings, E. Renee Cantwell, Margaret A. Avallone
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
New Careers in Nursing Pre Immersion Program (PIP) data was analyzed in order to identify any relationship to student success in accelerated nursing programs. The findings were used to develop a PIP program. This program will describe the PIP and guide other programs in replicating a PIP program.
Lessons Learned From An Outreach Program For Korean Immigrants, Kyeongra Yang, Inseon Hwang
Lessons Learned From An Outreach Program For Korean Immigrants, Kyeongra Yang, Inseon Hwang
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
We will present lessons learned from one of our community outreach programs and the results will help maximize our efforts to outreach minority populations in the U.S.
Students Perceptions Of Non-Work Or School-Related Screen Time, Cynthia D. Booher, Ronda M. Christman, Ron Mitchell, Dionne Felix
Students Perceptions Of Non-Work Or School-Related Screen Time, Cynthia D. Booher, Ronda M. Christman, Ron Mitchell, Dionne Felix
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This study was an intra and interprofessional collaborative study with students from the schools of nursing, (BSN and MSN) along with students from multiple universities across the US. The goal of this study was to explore students perceptions of modern day activities of daily living and especially screen time.
Mandatory Tobacco Cessation With Inpatient Psychiatric Patients: Behavioral Consequences, Christine A. Wynd
Mandatory Tobacco Cessation With Inpatient Psychiatric Patients: Behavioral Consequences, Christine A. Wynd
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
A mandatory tobacco cessation policy was established on an inpatient psychiatric unit. The numbers of negative behavioral indicators (physical/verbal agitation, use of PRN medications, restraints, isolation, and calls to security) were identified and analyzed to determine if there were significant differences before and after the policy was established.
Mechanism Of Action Underlying Serious Games For Health, John M. Clochesy
Mechanism Of Action Underlying Serious Games For Health, John M. Clochesy
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Screen-based simulations with avatars can promote self-efficacy among those with chronic conditions in negotiating with health care providers. Clinical trials have demonstrated that use of serious games for health can reduce blood pressure and depressive symptoms. We demonstrate possible mechanisms of action.
Transitioning Expert Clinicians To A Part-Time Clinical Faculty Role Using A Hybrid Orientation Model, Deborah Salani, Mary E. Mckay, Beatriz Valdes, Khitam Azaiza
Transitioning Expert Clinicians To A Part-Time Clinical Faculty Role Using A Hybrid Orientation Model, Deborah Salani, Mary E. Mckay, Beatriz Valdes, Khitam Azaiza
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Clinical nurses are frequently hired as part time clinical faculty. Novice nurse educators require a formal orientation program to bridge the transition. A hybrid orientation model was utilized and results from a pre/post survey demonstrate increased levels of competence and confidence in evaluation and teaching methodology.
Developing A Shared Mental Model Among Evaluators Of High Stakes Simulation, Linda Blazovich, Vicki Schug, Jone Tiffany, Ann Holland, Deborah Bambini
Developing A Shared Mental Model Among Evaluators Of High Stakes Simulation, Linda Blazovich, Vicki Schug, Jone Tiffany, Ann Holland, Deborah Bambini
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This presentation will describe the method used to increase interrater reliability in high stakes evaluation through the development of a shared mental model. The standardized, validated tool and the iterative process used resulted in increased interrater reliablity and will be illustrated.
Effectiveness Of Simulation In A Midwifery Curriculum In India, Jennifer Shearer, Leena Raj
Effectiveness Of Simulation In A Midwifery Curriculum In India, Jennifer Shearer, Leena Raj
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This study evaluated the effect of simulation on skills in an instructional check-off of a normal delivery in an educational setting in India. The clinical evaluation tool was used as an outcome measure for impact of simulation on learning and skill performance.
Shots Fired: Significant Differences In Vaccine Knowledge Found Between Information Sources, Clinicians, And Laypeople, Benjamin James Wood, Tesla B. Sherrill, Jacob Wheat, Alexis Lynn Dietz, Sydney Elizabeth Carden, Rebecca Grace King, Kate Rocklein Kemplin
Shots Fired: Significant Differences In Vaccine Knowledge Found Between Information Sources, Clinicians, And Laypeople, Benjamin James Wood, Tesla B. Sherrill, Jacob Wheat, Alexis Lynn Dietz, Sydney Elizabeth Carden, Rebecca Grace King, Kate Rocklein Kemplin
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Globally, there are misconceptions about vaccinations and perceived implications. This research is a catalyst that empowers healthcare professionals to identify disparities in laypeoples' insight towards vaccinations which will prevent life-threatening childhood illness. Providing appropriate education is vital, as misinformation about vaccinations can threaten the health of entire societies.
Preparing Nurses To Provide Primary Palliative Care: Outcomes Of An Innovative Experiential Learning Project, Toni L. Glover, Ann L. Horgas, Susan Bluck, Sheri Kittelson, Paula Turpening
Preparing Nurses To Provide Primary Palliative Care: Outcomes Of An Innovative Experiential Learning Project, Toni L. Glover, Ann L. Horgas, Susan Bluck, Sheri Kittelson, Paula Turpening
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This presentation describes the results of an innovative experiential immersion in palliative care which provides explicit training in primary palliative nursing care competencies and supplements didactic palliative care education.
Genome-Wide Blood Dna Methylation Profiles For Cognitive Declines Among Professional Fighters, Hyunhwa Lee, Jacob White, Sijung Yun, Jonica Estrada, Laura Salado, Charles Bernick
Genome-Wide Blood Dna Methylation Profiles For Cognitive Declines Among Professional Fighters, Hyunhwa Lee, Jacob White, Sijung Yun, Jonica Estrada, Laura Salado, Charles Bernick
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Cognitive decline variabilities after head injuries may be regulated by altered DNA methylation. We successfully profiled genome-wide blood DNA methylation associated with cognitive declines among professional fighters. Our key network findings confirmed the effect of axonal dysfunction, altered dopamine feedback in cAMP signaling, altered methylation of BDNF promoters on cognition.
Exploration Of Parent And Child Preferences For Communication About Cancer, Mary Jo Gilmer, Terrah Foster Akard
Exploration Of Parent And Child Preferences For Communication About Cancer, Mary Jo Gilmer, Terrah Foster Akard
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Effective and appropriate communication is often a concern in pediatric palliative care. While the National Cancer Institute recommends open and honest conversations, questions remain about what, how, and when to communicate. Little research has explored communication preferences and strategies of children diagnosed with cancer and their parents.
The Use Of Prescription Medications And Supplements By Community-Dwelling Individuals With Peripheral Neuropathy, Constance Visovsky
The Use Of Prescription Medications And Supplements By Community-Dwelling Individuals With Peripheral Neuropathy, Constance Visovsky
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Medications and supplements are used for the treatment of peripheral neuropathy (PN) used by 45 patients attending a community-based, free specialized neuropathy clinic. The etiology of PN can vary, impacting efficacy of treatment. Patients were prescribed ineffective opioids for PN showing the need for provider education and treatment guidelines.
Feeding Practices And Beliefs Of Hispanic Mothers Of Preschool Age Children, Nancy Ann Innella
Feeding Practices And Beliefs Of Hispanic Mothers Of Preschool Age Children, Nancy Ann Innella
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
The purpose of this qualitative study was to explore maternal feeding practices and beliefs of Hispanic mothers of preschool-age children. A convenience sample of 6 mothers were interviewed. Overall, mothers who perceived they had control over feeding practices and strong support systems had children with healthier weights.