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Culture Clean-Up: Journey To Reduce Blood Culture Contamination Rates Among Emergency Department Nurses, Stefanie Lai, Michelle Elia, Marelin Acicon, Rey Paolo

Providence Nursing Research Conference 2023 – Present

No abstract provided.

Cesarean Births Among Non-Us Born Hispanic Women: A Qualitative Study, Christopher Arzadon, Cecilia Bustamante-Pixa, Wally Mijangos, Linda Presson

Providence Nursing Research Conference 2023 – Present

No abstract provided.

Hospital-Acquired Pressure Injury Prevention Bundle In Icu, Ana Bantug

Providence Nursing Research Conference 2023 – Present

No abstract provided.

Implementation Of Restful Environment Management (Rem) To Improve Patient Sleep Quality And Restful Hospital Environment Experience, Erica Gallenberger, Joanne Javier, Teresa Lipski

Providence Nursing Research Conference 2023 – Present

No abstract provided.

Bee Heard: Buzzing For Better Patient Experience Through Structured Nurse Communication Using Aidet, Jerome Codilla, Juan Guerrero, Sohl Chapman, Nkiru Chukwudi

Providence Nursing Research Conference 2023 – Present

No abstract provided.

Establishing Bedside Report In The Emergency Care Center, Alexandra Rowen

Providence Nursing Research Conference 2023 – Present

No abstract provided.

The Lived Experiences Of Registered Nurses In The Icu In Utilizing A Novel Prophylactic Clear Sacral Gel Dressing, Jason Miranda, Rofelina Madlambayan, Paolo Roca

Providence Nursing Research Conference 2023 – Present

No abstract provided.

Program Evaluation: The Chronic Suicide Pathway (Csp), Brittney Stoll, Julia Victoria B Salve

Providence Nursing Research Conference 2023 – Present

No abstract provided.

3 Wishes Project, Amber Norman

Providence Nursing Research Conference 2023 – Present

No abstract provided.

Using Pre-Operative Education To Improve Oncology Patient Outcomes, Michelle Clevenger, Michelle Tabar, Sarah Hunt, Charm Silveo

Providence Nursing Research Conference 2023 – Present

No abstract provided.

Improving Evidence-Based Nursing Culture And Competency: A Council-Driven Approach, Karis Pickett

Providence Nursing Research Conference 2023 – Present

No abstract provided.

Participation In Ethics Consultation And Moral Resilience In Icu Nursing: Findings From An Exploratory Secondary Analysis, Sarah Sumner

Providence Nursing Research Conference 2023 – Present

No abstract provided.

Triaging Dizziness: An Adapted Tool To Capture Posterior Circulation Stroke, Shayna Brewer, Benedict Pereira, Aaron Acquisto, Shalina Steccato

Providence Nursing Research Conference 2023 – Present

No abstract provided.

Hypertensive Disorders Of Pregnancy: Clinical Features And Characteristics Associated With Postpartum Readmissions, Nicole Evaro

Providence Nursing Research Conference 2023 – Present

No abstract provided.

Nurses' Perceptions Of The Impact Of Simulation On Knowledge And Confidence With Chimeric Antigen Receptor T-Cell Infusion, Rachael Crickman, Shannon Williams, Heather Bissmeyer

Providence Nursing Research Conference 2023 – Present

No abstract provided.

Impact Of Specialized Nurse Crosstraining On Cath Lab Door To Balloon Metric, Jo Zarnegar

Providence Nursing Research Conference 2023 – Present

No abstract provided.

Reducing Hospital-Acquired Infections: Implementing Dual Registered Nurse Verification For Foley Catheter And Central Line Indications, Carmyle Seville, Jaiden Tanaleon

Providence Nursing Research Conference 2023 – Present

No abstract provided.

Acls Escape Room: A Gamified Learning Experience, Elizabeth Senecal

Providence Nursing Research Conference 2023 – Present

No abstract provided.

Professional Governance (Pg) And Intent To Stay (Its) Among Acute Care Registered Nurses, Angela Shemwell, Tiffanie Rampley, Melissa Robinson

Providence Nursing Research Conference 2023 – Present

No abstract provided.

Implementing Signage To Identify And Prevent Workplace Violence In The Hospital Setting, Katie Whitehead, Rosa Hernandez, Jamie Margain, Lisa Balesteri

Providence Nursing Research Conference 2023 – Present

No abstract provided.

Hardwiring Best Practice: Leveraging Teamwork And Technology For Clinical Transformation, Jenifer Ash, Cheryl Ficara, Anna-Rae Montano, Laura Bailey, Laura Dzurec

Creating Healthy Work Environments (CHWE)

In the absence of appropriate tools, efficient teamwork, and clinician skills, cardiac monitoring has no therapeutic value (New South Wales Agency for Clinical Innovation, 2022). This initially shocking notion speaks to vital aspects of cardiac monitoring—underlying clinical necessity, early recognition and intervention in response to clinical changes, and alarm mitigation to avoid alarm fatigue. As healthcare context and technology become increasingly complex, reliance on the skill of individual clinicians is inadequate and unreliable for maximizing patient safety and well-being and for achieving optimal outcomes (McLaney et al., 2022). This presentation describes how one hospital group leveraged teamwork excellence and cutting-edge …

Undergraduate Research Institute Discovery 2026: Research Abstracts Booklet, Undergraduate Research Institute

Discovery Day - Prescott

No abstract provided.

An Exploration Of Aviation Safety And Security Culture In Nigeria And The United Arab Emirates (Uae), Nicholas Degarmo, Kathrine Lopez, Hana Marz, Cedric Leon, Michael Chrisman

Student Research Symposium (SRS)

Aviation safety and security standards are fundamental for enabling the reliability and sustainability of aviation operations. Aviation safety and security are influenced by organizational and institutional standards, as well as the application of human factors principles. This paper aims to explore the regional variances of aviation safety and security culture within Nigeria and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Both regions have taken great steps to align with international aviation standards, offering insight into how different regions shape their regulatory environments, organizational culture, and how cultural factors affect safety and security practices. While Nigeria continues to face challenges such as inconsistent …

Program: 2026 Featured Lecture, "Ancient Faith Meets Modern Science: Following Christ In Today’S Debates", Deborah Haarsma

Frank Pack Distinguished Christian Scholar Lecture Program

Program for the Twenty First Annual Frank Pack Distinguished Christian Scholar Lecture Program with the featured lecturer Deborah Haarsma, executive director of the International Network for Christian Higher Education and former director of BioLogos.

Improving Immigrant Families Health: Screening For Adverse Childhood Experiences, Felicia Vanessa Zimmerman

Creating Healthy Work Environments (CHWE)

Objective: Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) are associated with physical and mental health conditions and linked to chronic health conditions among adults who have experienced trauma or toxic stress. ACEs are associated with severe health and social difficulties among children and adults, such as low productivity, mental health, substance abuse, chronic diseases, and short life expectancy. One in four children in the U.S. between the ages of 12 and 17 has at least experienced two or more ACEs. ACEs are more prevalent among underserved and ethnic minority groups. Immigrant children are affected more than non-immigrants; 42% of Hispanic children have higher …

Incivility, The Impact, And The Ability To Overcome, Angela K. Gilbreth

Creating Healthy Work Environments (CHWE)

Incivility is a notorious issue in the nursing profession and has negative consequences for both nurses and patients. Research exists regarding the positive effects of implemented healthy work environment (HWE) initiatives on nurse satisfaction; however, research has not been expanded to evaluate the effect HWE initiatives have on incivility. The purpose of this project is to implement a HWE initiative at a community hospital to mitigate and prevent incivility. The implemented HWE initiative has the potential to positively influence nursing practice and patient outcomes.

Methodology: Selected floors experiencing significant change at a 144-bed community hospital were analyzed to determine the …

The ‘Culture Box’: A Promising Tool For Creating An Inclusive Space In Nursing, Kechi Iheduru-Anderson

Creating Healthy Work Environments (CHWE)

Introduction/Background: The CDC (2021) declared racism a serious threat to the Public's health. The Future of Nursing 2020-2030 called on nurses to strengthen nursing education curricula to prepare nurses to address health equity issues and social determinants of health in meaningful ways (National Academy of Medicine, 2021). To promote health equity and address the social determinants of health, nursing must confront racism and social identity meaningfully. However, many educators are wary of discussing cultural issues; others must learn how to address them or begin the conversation (Iheduru-Anderson & Wahi, 2022). Preparing nurses to address social determinants of health and health …

Predictors Of Prejudice Towards People With Tattoos, Jordan Smith, Helen C. Harton

Research in the Capitol

Thirty-two percent of Americans have at least one tattoo (Schaeffer, K., 2023), up from 16% about twenty years earlier (Harris Poll, 2003). Despite this growing popularity, tattooed individuals are still viewed more negatively than those without tattoos. People with tattoos are perceived as being less inhibited, less competent, having worse character, less sociable, and more sexually promiscuous (Broussard & Harton, 2018). Tattoos are also one of the few physical characteristics that can be legally discriminated against in workplaces. Fewer than 30% of employers in beauty, hospitality, and office sectors are willing to hire someone with a tattoo. (Zestcott et al., …

Effects Of Race And Tattoo Status On Criminality Judgements, Madelyn Wells, Gabriella Haddad, Helen C. Harton

Research in the Capitol

310 Prolific participants viewed eight AI-generated images of men who appeared to be Asian, Hispanic, Black, or White who were "suspects in an ongoing investigation." Participants viewed one of the two targets for each ethnic group, one with an arm tattoo and one without. Participants rated each target on characteristics such as intelligence, competency, and trustworthiness, and rated how likely they think it is that the target is the perpetrator. AI men without a tattoo were rated higher on positive characteristics, for all four races. Hispanics were rated the lowest, with or without a tattoo.

The Role Of Parent Involvement In Enhancing Pediatric Speech And Language Therapy, Katie Lynch, Kenneth Bleile

Research in the Capitol

As speech-language pathologists we provide speech and language therapy for children in a variety of settings. It is crucial to include the client’s family in therapy because family involvement has been shown to promote generalization of skills learned in therapy to a child’s typical environment. Despite this, there are a variety of barriers that exist for families as they try to support their child’s speech and language goals. A literature review will be conducted in an effort to understand how speech-language pathologists can gain an understanding of these barriers and work to understand how vital family involvement is in pediatric …