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Demographic Analysis Of African Americans Enrolled In A Community-Based Diabetes Prevention Program, Kennedy Palmer, Lovoria B. Williams, Hannah Bowman
Demographic Analysis Of African Americans Enrolled In A Community-Based Diabetes Prevention Program, Kennedy Palmer, Lovoria B. Williams, Hannah Bowman
Posters-at-the-Capitol
Type 2 diabetes (T2D) is preventable. While all racial and ethnic groups are susceptible to the condition, African Americans (AAs) are among the groups with the highest T2D prevalence (13.3%:9.4 %) among their white counterparts. Lifestyle interventions, such as the Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) effectively decrease incident diabetes by 58%. Moreover, evidence indicates that culturally adapted health interventions enhance subject participation and increase adherence to lifestyle programs. The purpose of this project is to examine the baseline demographics of AA participants of Fit & Faithful, a culturally adapted DPP. Fit & Faithful concentrates on the prominent religious aspect of AA …
The Impact Of A Dedicated Educational Model (Deu) On Staff Nurses' Perception Of The Professional Practice Environment, Celia Marie Wells
The Impact Of A Dedicated Educational Model (Deu) On Staff Nurses' Perception Of The Professional Practice Environment, Celia Marie Wells
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Session presented on Friday, July 24, 2015:
While research exists on the benefits of a Dedicated Educational Unit (DEU) for the Student Nurse (SN), there is a shortage of literature regarding the impact of the DEU on the staff nurses/preceptors who participate in DEU education. Nearly 73,000 RNare predicted to leave the nursing profession annually related to retirement, childrearing, career changes or returning to school (T.-C. f. Nursing). Barriers contributing to enrolling greater numbers of students in nursing programs include an aging workforce, a shortage of nursing faculty, lack of clinical placement opportunities, and an education gap which fails to …
The Dedicated Education Unit: A Model For Fostering Healthy Work Environments, Laura Ann Iacono, Launette Woolforde, Deborah Murphy, Patrick Coonan, Celia Marie Wells
The Dedicated Education Unit: A Model For Fostering Healthy Work Environments, Laura Ann Iacono, Launette Woolforde, Deborah Murphy, Patrick Coonan, Celia Marie Wells
Creating Healthy Work Environments (CHWE)
Session presented on Saturday, April 13, 2013:
Background: Healthy work environments are essential to optimize quality patient and family centered care. The American Association of Critical Care Nurses (AACN) has identified the irrefutable link between healthy work environments and patient safety, nurse retention, and recruitment.
Method: The Dedicated Education Unit (DEU) model fosters the student nurse (SN) to professional nurse transition by immersing the SN in the clinical environment under the supervision of a consistent staff RN who serves as the Clinical Instructor (CI). North Shore University Hospital and Adelphi University School of Nursing partnered to launch the DEU in …