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Implementation Of The Dual-Certified Advanced Nurse Practitioner Ten-Step Brief Psychosocial Interventions In Primary Care, Kim Johnson
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Dual Certified Advanced Practice Nurses incorporate brief psychosocial interventions in Primary Care visits to promote purposeful time management, reduce patient and provider frustration, and streamline interactions. Providing disease education and treatment expectations is highly associated with promotion of healing, increased self-efficacy, and reduction of patient concerns in Primary Care.
Efficacy And Acceptability Of Robots To Improve Physical Tasks In Hospital Environments, M. Cynthia Logsdon, Dan Popa, Heather Mitchell, Diane Chlebowy, Indika Wijayasinghe, M. N. Saadatzi, Sumitkumar Das
Efficacy And Acceptability Of Robots To Improve Physical Tasks In Hospital Environments, M. Cynthia Logsdon, Dan Popa, Heather Mitchell, Diane Chlebowy, Indika Wijayasinghe, M. N. Saadatzi, Sumitkumar Das
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
An interdisciplinary research team will evaluate efficacy and acceptability of robots in patient walking and sitting scenarios, with the long term goal of enhancing the nursing workforce and patient safety. Testing will take place in a school of nursing laboratory with undergraduate and second degree students and faculty as participants.
Fostering Recruitment And Retention Through A Book Club Strategy, Barbara Tarnowski, Carol Wild, Colleen Maykut, Christine Shumka
Fostering Recruitment And Retention Through A Book Club Strategy, Barbara Tarnowski, Carol Wild, Colleen Maykut, Christine Shumka
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
A book club event was chosen by Sigma Chapter Chi Nu as an educational activity to promote critical literacy, professional development, and strengthening of community of practice. Additional benefits from the book club events were the recruitment and retention of members.
Preparing Nurses To Care For Patients In Clinical Research Projects, Mary Ellen Tanner
Preparing Nurses To Care For Patients In Clinical Research Projects, Mary Ellen Tanner
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Nurses in various settings care for patients involved in research projects, guided by ethical standards at the national and international levels. We must prepare nurses to carry out their clinical role to provide safe, effective care, and avoid serious violations of the research protocol which affect patient outcomes.
The Opportunity To Shape An Inclusive Public Health System: An Example From Israel, Cheryl Zlotnick, Sara Shachaf, Batya Madjar
The Opportunity To Shape An Inclusive Public Health System: An Example From Israel, Cheryl Zlotnick, Sara Shachaf, Batya Madjar
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This paper describes the vision of adding a public health authority (PHA) to the existing National Health System. The PHA will oversee disease prevention and health promotion services using a public health orientation with neighborhood-based services, and community/inter-professional collaborations to monitor standards of care and ensure healthcare access for all.
Perceptions And Understanding Of Antibiotic Use With Caregivers Of School-Age Children, Angela Opsahl, Allyson Hunsinger, Nicholas Bell, Megan Eble, Emily Pedigo, Breanna Martlage, Desiree Hensel
Perceptions And Understanding Of Antibiotic Use With Caregivers Of School-Age Children, Angela Opsahl, Allyson Hunsinger, Nicholas Bell, Megan Eble, Emily Pedigo, Breanna Martlage, Desiree Hensel
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Common caregiver viewpoints regarding antibiotic use in school-age children were analyzed utilizing Q-methodology. An educational in-service was conducted based on the findings to improve understanding of antibiotics. A pre- and post-test survey of participants was created to evaluate the effectiveness of the educational intervention.
Family Presence During Pediatric Resuscitations: A Meta-Synthesis, Jamie Beth Rivera
Family Presence During Pediatric Resuscitations: A Meta-Synthesis, Jamie Beth Rivera
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Family presence during a child resuscitation has become a contentious topic. Family presence during a child resuscitation is not the standard of care. Four overarching themes emerged that reflected the families perspectives. The findings support allowing families the option to be present with their child during a traumatic event.
Nice Girls Finish Last: Acquiescent Assertiveness Attributed To Workplace Violence Exposure And Uncivil Nursing Encounters, Karina I. Kraevsky-Phillips, Kate Rocklein Kemplin, Julie Stoll, Kaitlyn Notto, Caroline Smith, Shannen Perry, Katy Hinds
Nice Girls Finish Last: Acquiescent Assertiveness Attributed To Workplace Violence Exposure And Uncivil Nursing Encounters, Karina I. Kraevsky-Phillips, Kate Rocklein Kemplin, Julie Stoll, Kaitlyn Notto, Caroline Smith, Shannen Perry, Katy Hinds
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Globally, nurses experience workplace violence (WPV) and are more frequently exposed to WPV than other healthcare professions. This provokes burnout and physical and emotional damage. Our research examines assertiveness and exposure to WPV. Studying this connection catalyzes cutting-edge advancements for reducing turnover, instituting employee training, and transforming future curricula.
Cardiometabolic Risk Factors Between Postmenopausal Women With And Without Breast Cancer, Na-Jin Park, Alicia Bagiatis
Cardiometabolic Risk Factors Between Postmenopausal Women With And Without Breast Cancer, Na-Jin Park, Alicia Bagiatis
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
At the end of presentation, participants are expected to understand about the importance of optimal management of cardiometabolic risk factors, including metabolic syndrome, for postmenopausal women with breast cancer.
Clinical Application Of Research And Community Health For Baccalaureate Students: Impacting Houston Pediatric Immunization Rates, Christina N. Desormeaux, Barbara E. Hekel, Cathy L. Rozmus
Clinical Application Of Research And Community Health For Baccalaureate Students: Impacting Houston Pediatric Immunization Rates, Christina N. Desormeaux, Barbara E. Hekel, Cathy L. Rozmus
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Year long interprofessional collaboration to tackle inner city elementary schools with immunization delinquency. Researchers from UTHealth, nursing students, and various community health agencies worked together to identify root causes for vaccine delinquency. Nursing students worked in the community and applied community health, research knowledge, and skills to address vaccine delinquency.
Identifying Contemporary Early Retirement Factors And Strategies To Enable Longer Working Lives, Donna M. Wilson, Shovana Shrestha, Rashmi Devkota
Identifying Contemporary Early Retirement Factors And Strategies To Enable Longer Working Lives, Donna M. Wilson, Shovana Shrestha, Rashmi Devkota
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Most people do not work to their country's statutory retirement age, as early retirement is a common practice. A review of published research was done to identify factors associated with or determined to cause early retirement, and strategies to encourage and enable people to work longer in life.
Reducing Unplanned Adverse Events On A Trauma Unit By Improving Critical Thinking, Joseph William Jr. Brookshire, Ashley Elizabeth Henriquez
Reducing Unplanned Adverse Events On A Trauma Unit By Improving Critical Thinking, Joseph William Jr. Brookshire, Ashley Elizabeth Henriquez
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Unplanned Adverse Events (UAE) add to the length of time a patient stays in the hospital. Most events can be prevented. We developed a practical process to reduce these events by improving critical thinking and clinical decision making. The Deterioration rates of patients were improved upon over time.
Satisfaction With Daily Life, Bmi, Perception Of Weight, And Nutritional Intake In Undergraduate Nursing Students, Susan Gordon Williams, Ryon Mcdermott, Sharon Fruh, Rebecca J. Graves, Heather R. Hall, Theresa F. Wright, Debra M. Swanzy, Christine Carter
Satisfaction With Daily Life, Bmi, Perception Of Weight, And Nutritional Intake In Undergraduate Nursing Students, Susan Gordon Williams, Ryon Mcdermott, Sharon Fruh, Rebecca J. Graves, Heather R. Hall, Theresa F. Wright, Debra M. Swanzy, Christine Carter
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Researchers conducting this study found that nursing students had an increased likelihood of a higher level of satisfaction with daily life when they self-reported healthy eating, drinking fewer energy drinks or alcohol and being in the "about the right weight" and normal body mass index (BMI) categories.
Setting Academic Standards For Graduate-Level Global Health Clinical Practicums, Tracy Kelly
Setting Academic Standards For Graduate-Level Global Health Clinical Practicums, Tracy Kelly
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This study describes development of a tool designed to build academic standards and a comprehensive evaluation of graduate level nursing students having clinical immersion practicums in low resource settings from the perspective of students, faculty and host country.
An Interprofessional Service-Learning Experience With Low-Income Elders: Use Of A Near-Peer Teaching Strategy, Margaret A. Avallone, E. Renee Cantwell, Staci Pacetti
An Interprofessional Service-Learning Experience With Low-Income Elders: Use Of A Near-Peer Teaching Strategy, Margaret A. Avallone, E. Renee Cantwell, Staci Pacetti
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This session describes a unique interprofessional service-learning experience for Accelerated Baccalaureate Student (ABS) nurses. Using a near-peer teaching strategy, fourth-semester students mentored second-semester students. They joined an interprofessional team to provide health promotion and management for elderly residents with complex health needs in a low-income diverse urban housing development.
Parent Reports Of Their Children's Oral Health Behaviors As Predictors Of Oral Health Status, Susan K. Patton, Stephanie Severe
Parent Reports Of Their Children's Oral Health Behaviors As Predictors Of Oral Health Status, Susan K. Patton, Stephanie Severe
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Results of a study designed to evaluate the relationship among parent-reported children's oral health status, an oral health assessment conducted at a school-based dental screening program, and a tooth decay risk score will be presented along with recommendations for dental screening and oral health education programs will be presented.
Evidence-Based Strategies To Promote Health Promotion/Wellness Competency And Self-Efficacy For Patients, Clinicians, And Students, Joyce I. Karl
Evidence-Based Strategies To Promote Health Promotion/Wellness Competency And Self-Efficacy For Patients, Clinicians, And Students, Joyce I. Karl
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Participants will explore evidence-based strategies to promote healthy lifestyle behaviors for their patients, students, and themselves. Conceptual models of evidence-based teaching and health promotion will be presented. An exemplar and outcomes of an activity to help advanced practice nursing students gain competency and self-efficacy in health promotion will be shared.
Improving Organizational Culture Of Accountability Through "Just Culture" And Teamsteppsâ© To Improve Obstetric Sepsis Outcomes, Jamie K. Roney, Angela Hancock, Craig D. Rhyne, Karen Baggerly, Melissa Ann Leiker
Improving Organizational Culture Of Accountability Through "Just Culture" And Teamsteppsâ© To Improve Obstetric Sepsis Outcomes, Jamie K. Roney, Angela Hancock, Craig D. Rhyne, Karen Baggerly, Melissa Ann Leiker
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
At the conclusion of this session learners will be able to discuss the impact on a culture of accountability in an acute care organization by interdisciplinary implementation of "just culture" and TeamSTEPPS© education to improve obstetric sepsis outcomes.
Enhancing Organizational Effectiveness Of An Inpatient Psychiatric Hospital Through Assessing Organizational Culture, J. Dwayne Jr. Hooks, Becky Whisenhunt, Tracy Brickey
Enhancing Organizational Effectiveness Of An Inpatient Psychiatric Hospital Through Assessing Organizational Culture, J. Dwayne Jr. Hooks, Becky Whisenhunt, Tracy Brickey
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Participants of this session will learn the importance of understanding organizational culture and how it relates to an organization's effectiveness. The results of an inpatient psychiatric state hospital survey will be shared to demonstrate how to interpret organizational culture survey results and develop plans for culture enhancement.
This Is A Disaster!: Disaster Preparedness In Nursing Curriculum, Mackenzie Faith Lefler, Kate Rocklein Kemplin, Delaney L, Cronan, Michaela Grace Massey, Crystal L. Murray, Kayla N. Harper, Alexa Nicole Lefler
This Is A Disaster!: Disaster Preparedness In Nursing Curriculum, Mackenzie Faith Lefler, Kate Rocklein Kemplin, Delaney L, Cronan, Michaela Grace Massey, Crystal L. Murray, Kayla N. Harper, Alexa Nicole Lefler
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Globally, natural and manmade disasters are an imminent threat. Despite these threats, nurses are lacking training in school. The objective of this study is to determine the level of disaster preparedness nursing curriculum offers students so that awareness to these deficits catalyzes efforts for innovative pedagogy within curriculum.
Creating An Escape Room To Engage Students In Active Learning To Achieve Qsen Ksa's, Janet K. Garwood
Creating An Escape Room To Engage Students In Active Learning To Achieve Qsen Ksa's, Janet K. Garwood
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Escape rooms are team based, interactive environments in which a team of participants must solve a variety of inter-connected puzzles in a limited amount of time. The puzzles are solved and learning outcomes can be achieved by students by the use of collaboration, communication, cognitive, affective and psychomotor skills.
Knowledge, Attitudes, And Practice Of Nurses Toward Intimate Partner Violence: A Meta-Synthesis, Quanlei Li, Nancy E. Glass
Knowledge, Attitudes, And Practice Of Nurses Toward Intimate Partner Violence: A Meta-Synthesis, Quanlei Li, Nancy E. Glass
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This meta-synthesis is the first of its kind that provides insight into knowledge, attitudes, and practice of nurses toward IPV in global settings. Nurses have critical role in identification and care of IPV survivors, but generally felt uncertain and unprepared to respond to IPV.
Clinical Nursing Faculty Perceptions Of Undergraduate Baccalaureate Nursing Student Stress In The Clinical Environment, Catherine A. Stubin
Clinical Nursing Faculty Perceptions Of Undergraduate Baccalaureate Nursing Student Stress In The Clinical Environment, Catherine A. Stubin
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
High stress levels are experienced by student nurses throughout their professional education, with the chaotic clinical environment being the dominant source of stress. Clinical nursing faculty have a critical role to recognize the stress their students experience in the clinical environment and understand its significance.
New Technology To Prevent Patient Falls, John V. Renzi, Mary Beth Edger
New Technology To Prevent Patient Falls, John V. Renzi, Mary Beth Edger
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Hourly patient rounding is an evidence based practice intervention used to decrease patient falls. The implementation of an electronic whiteboard system(EWS)can decrease falls through enhancing hourly patient rounding in the acute care setting. Falls were reduced in the surgical unit from 11.17 in June 2016 to zero in June 2017.
Using E-Learning Technology To Implement Cpot Education To A 6-Hospital Teaching System, Ladonna Christy
Using E-Learning Technology To Implement Cpot Education To A 6-Hospital Teaching System, Ladonna Christy
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This presentation reports the delivery of a critical care pain assessment tool to registered nurses in a 6 facility hospital system through intraprofessional collaboration using e-learning.
The Impact Of Lecture Capture In The Undergraduate Classroom: Nursing Student Voices, Leslie Susan Nelson, Paula Clutter, Tuong Vi Ho
The Impact Of Lecture Capture In The Undergraduate Classroom: Nursing Student Voices, Leslie Susan Nelson, Paula Clutter, Tuong Vi Ho
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
"If we record they will not come!". Voices of fear from faculty about the use of lecture capture to record live lectures for later student viewing. Contrasting voices heard in descriptive research from 139 second semester baccalaureate nursing students in a medical-surgical course. Come and hear the student voices.
Children's Pain Post-Discharge: Parent Views Of Support From An Australian Nurse Practitioner Acute Pain Service, Elizabeth M. Forster, Catherine Kotzur, Julianne Richards, John S. Gilmour, Diane Duff
Children's Pain Post-Discharge: Parent Views Of Support From An Australian Nurse Practitioner Acute Pain Service, Elizabeth M. Forster, Catherine Kotzur, Julianne Richards, John S. Gilmour, Diane Duff
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
This individual oral presentation reports on findings from a study into children's pain post-discharge and perceptions of support from an Australian Nurse Practitioner led Acute Pain Service.
Self-Inflicted Wounds: Reversing Nursing Research Regression By Catalyzing Students' Curiosity, Kate Rocklein Kemplin, Christine Benz Smith, Marissa Bunch
Self-Inflicted Wounds: Reversing Nursing Research Regression By Catalyzing Students' Curiosity, Kate Rocklein Kemplin, Christine Benz Smith, Marissa Bunch
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Academic nursing needs to seriously examine its abandonment of undergraduate and graduate research projects as prerequisites for graduation, as we inadvertently are creating generations of clinicians without an appreciation for or commitment to scholarship and knowledge generation. Simple restructuring of research courses dramatically changed students' perceptions of nursing science pursuits.
Literature Review: Using Time-On-Task To Enhance Teaching Effectiveness And Student Outcomes, Shelley Ann Johnson, Mary Ann Siciliano Mclaughlin, Kerrie Downing, Jaretta L. Day
Literature Review: Using Time-On-Task To Enhance Teaching Effectiveness And Student Outcomes, Shelley Ann Johnson, Mary Ann Siciliano Mclaughlin, Kerrie Downing, Jaretta L. Day
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Nurse educators strive to teach students information and skills necessary to practice safely. With advances in science and technology, nursing curricula content has reached saturation. Cognitive and physical overload affects student education and patient care. This presentation highlights findings on overload and identifies proactive solutions based on time-on-task metrics.
Patient Experience Of Care And Quality Of Life In Ambulatory Cancer Patients, Carol L. Reid, Alexandra Mccarthy, Monika Janda, Lee Jones, Danette Langbecker, Leanne Sr. Stone
Patient Experience Of Care And Quality Of Life In Ambulatory Cancer Patients, Carol L. Reid, Alexandra Mccarthy, Monika Janda, Lee Jones, Danette Langbecker, Leanne Sr. Stone
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Cancer health care services do not routinely or robustly assess patient-reported outcomes to evaluate the care they provide despite agreement with the ideals of patient-centred care in accordance with Institute of Medicine parameters. This impedes health services' ability to redesign care in response to cancer patient and family need internationally.