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Full-Text Articles in Medicine and Health Sciences
Chronic Conditions In Elders In Assisted Living Facilities: Associations With Daily Functioning, Self-Assessed Health, And Depressive Symptoms, Abir K. Bekhet, Jaclene A. Zauszniewski
Chronic Conditions In Elders In Assisted Living Facilities: Associations With Daily Functioning, Self-Assessed Health, And Depressive Symptoms, Abir K. Bekhet, Jaclene A. Zauszniewski
College of Nursing Faculty Research and Publications
Background
The increasing life expectancy of older adults has prompted an increase in chronic conditions that may interfere with their daily living and impact physical and mental health.
Objectives
This study examined associations between commonly reported chronic conditions, daily functioning, self-assessed health, and depressive symptoms of elders.
Methods/Design
A secondary analysis of existing data from 314 elderly residents of 29 facilities was conducted.
Results
The most frequently reported conditions were arthritis (64%), hypertension (47%), and heart problems (35%). Elders who reported having all three of these most frequently reported conditions differed significantly from those who reported none or one of …
Gender Differences In Neighborhood Walking In Older Adults, N. A. Gallagher, P. J. Clarke, Kimberlee A. Gretebeck
Gender Differences In Neighborhood Walking In Older Adults, N. A. Gallagher, P. J. Clarke, Kimberlee A. Gretebeck
College of Nursing Faculty Research and Publications
Objective: This study examined mobility, self-efficacy, outcome expectations, neighborhood (density, destinations, and design), and neighborhood walking in older men (n = 106, 60-99 years, M = 76.78, SD = 8.12) and women (n = 216, 60-99 years, M = 75.81, SD = 8.46).
Method/Results: In hierarchical regression, the variables explained 32% of the variance in neighborhood walking in men (p < .001) and 27% of the variance in women (p < .01). Self-efficacy (β = .49, p < .01), density (β= .22, p < .05), and design (β= .21, p = .05) were associated with walking in men. Significant design characteristics included sidewalks (β= .25, p < .05) and crime (β= .36, p < .01). In women, self-efficacy (β= .48, p < .001) and destinations (β= .15, p < .05) were associated with walking. Walking was associated with self-efficacy for walking despite individual barriers in women (β= .38, p < .001) and neighborhood barriers in men (β= .30, p < .05).
Conclusion: Walking interventions targeting older women should incorporate local destinations. In older …
La Cesárea Y El Parto Natural: Las Opiniones De Profesionales De La Salud En La Provincia De Buenos Aires / Cesarean Section And Natural Birth: The Opinions Of Health Provinces In The Province Of Buenos Aires, Jacqueline Chipkin
Independent Study Project (ISP) Collection
Introduction: The ways in which women of society give birth have the power to influence maternal-infant health and shape the economy of the healthcare system. Today, the rates of cesarean sections are increasing throughout the world. In Argentina, on average, more than 35% of pregnant women received cesarean sections in 2008, with large differences observed in the rates between the public and private health sectors. The World Health Organization (WHO) has established that healthcare systems should only employ a cesarean section if labor cannot progress safely. According to this standard, the organization estimates that cesarean sections should only be utilized …
Premature Births And Maternal Health: An Analysis Of Risk Factors That Affect The Rate Of Prematurity / Los Nacimientos Prematuros Y La Salud Materna: Un Análisis De Los Factores De Riesgo Que Afecta La Tasa De Prematuridad, Alexandria Mickler
Independent Study Project (ISP) Collection
Research Question: What are the major socio-demographic risk factors influencing the rate of preterm birth in Valparaiso, Chile? Objectives: The objective of this study is to identify risk factors that influence the rate of preterm birth in an urban population of women living in Valparaiso, Chile. This study aims to understand whether a relationship exists between socio-demographic characteristics, such as economic level, education, lifestyle, access to medical attention and resources and the risk of prematurity. The outcomes of this study seek to determine the major biological, cultural, and social relationships and identify at-risk social groups. Additionally, this study considers the …
Sexual And Reproductive Health And Rights Of Aymara Women In The Intercultural Health System In Chile / Salud Y Derechos Sexuales Y Reproductivos De Las Mujeres Aymara En El Sistema De Salud Intercultural De Chile, Ariela Schnyer
Independent Study Project (ISP) Collection
This investigation seeks to understand how Aymara women navigate their sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) in Chile’s intercultural health care model. Indigenous communities have their own practices that complicate the provision of sexual and reproductive health by requiring health care providers to be aware of two different worldviews and how they may conflict, as well as what is necessary to provide respectful care. However, an ethnically and culturally pertinent framework is vital to actually assuring successful SRHR provision, whose tenants include autonomous choice and care free of discrimination, coercion or violence. These interactions were investigated through semi-structured interviews …
High-Stakes Evaluation: Five Years Later, Tonya Rutherford-Hemming, Suzan Kardong-Edgren, Teresa Gore, Patricia K. Ravert, Mary Anne Rizzolo
High-Stakes Evaluation: Five Years Later, Tonya Rutherford-Hemming, Suzan Kardong-Edgren, Teresa Gore, Patricia K. Ravert, Mary Anne Rizzolo
Faculty Publications
This article compares the International Nursing Association of Clinical Simulation and Learning (INACSL) memberships' thoughts and discussions about the use of simulation for high- stakes evaluation in nursing education to a similar town hall discussion, five years ago. Data on the topic of high-stakes testing were collected through a survey before the INACSL conference in June 2014. During a town hall meeting at the conference, the survey data was presented, attendees shared their thoughts and reacted to prepared comments by selected simulation leaders. Half of the town hall attendees favored high stakes testing before the survey findings and discussion. This …
Impact Of Universal Disinfectant Cap Implementation On Central Line–Associated Bloodstream Infections, Katreena Collette Merrill, Sharon Sumner, Lorraine Linford, Carrie Taylor, Christopher Macintosh
Impact Of Universal Disinfectant Cap Implementation On Central Line–Associated Bloodstream Infections, Katreena Collette Merrill, Sharon Sumner, Lorraine Linford, Carrie Taylor, Christopher Macintosh
Faculty Publications
Background: Central line–associated bloodstream infections (CLABSIs) result in increased length of stay, cost, and patient morbidity and mortality. One CLABSI prevention method is disinfection of intravenous access points. The literature suggests that placing disinfectant caps over needleless connectors decreases CLABSI risk.
Methods: A quasi-experimental intervention study was conducted in a >430-bed trauma I center. In addition to an existing standard central line bundle, a new intervention consisting of a luer-lock disinfectant cap with 70% alcohol was implemented in all intravenous (IV) needleless connectors on patients with peripheral and central lines. Compliance to the disinfectant cap was monitored weekly. A generalized …
Hearing The Child's Voice: Their Lived Experience In The Pediatric Intensive Care Unit, Andrea S. Prentiss
Hearing The Child's Voice: Their Lived Experience In The Pediatric Intensive Care Unit, Andrea S. Prentiss
FIU Electronic Theses and Dissertations
Background: More than 200,000 children are admitted annually to Pediatric Intensive Care Units (PICUs) in the US. Research has shown young children can provide insight into their hospitalization experiences; child reports rather than parental reports are critical to understanding the child’s experience. Information relating to children’s perceptions while still in the PICU is scarce.
Aims: The purpose of this qualitative study was to investigate school age children’s and adolescents’ perceptions of PICU while in the PICU; changes in perceptions after transfer to the General Care Unit (GCU); differences in perceptions of school age children/adolescents and those with more invasive procedures. …
Menopause, Rurality, And Obesity In Rural African American Women, Colleen Kilgore
Menopause, Rurality, And Obesity In Rural African American Women, Colleen Kilgore
FIU Electronic Theses and Dissertations
In the US, one in every eight deaths is due to an obesity-related chronic health condition (ORCHC). More than half of African American women (AAW) 20 years old or older are obese or morbidly obese, as are 63% of menopausal AAW. Many have ORCHC that increase their morbidity and mortality and increase health care costs. In 2013, 42.6 percent of AAs living in South Carolina (SC) were obese. The purpose of this cross-sectional study was to identify the cognitive, behavioral, biological, and demographic factors that influence health outcomes (BMI, and ORCHC) of AAW living in rural SC. A sample of …
Resilience In Nurses: An Integrative Review, Patricia L. Hart, Jane D. Brannan, Mary De Chesnay
Resilience In Nurses: An Integrative Review, Patricia L. Hart, Jane D. Brannan, Mary De Chesnay
Faculty and Research Publications
Aim To describe nursing research that has been conducted to understand the phenomenon of resilience in nurses. Background Resilience is the ability to bounce back or cope successfully despite adverse circumstances. Nurses deal with modern-day problems that affect their abilities to remain resilient. Nursing administrators/managers need to look for solutions not only to recruit nurses, but to become knowledgeable about how to support and retain nurses. Evaluation A comprehensive search was undertaken for nursing research conducted between 1990 and 2011. Key search terms were nurse, resilience, resiliency and resilient. Whittemore and Knafl's integrative approach was used to conduct the methodological …
Multidisciplinary Group Clinic Appointments: The Self-Management And Care Of Heart Failure (Smac-Hf) Trial, Carol A. Smith, Ubolrat Piamjariyakul, Jo A. Wick, John A. Spertus, Christy Russell, Kathleen M. Dalton, Andrea Elyachar, James L. Vacek, Katherine M. Reeder, Niaman Nazir, Edward F. Ellerbeck
Multidisciplinary Group Clinic Appointments: The Self-Management And Care Of Heart Failure (Smac-Hf) Trial, Carol A. Smith, Ubolrat Piamjariyakul, Jo A. Wick, John A. Spertus, Christy Russell, Kathleen M. Dalton, Andrea Elyachar, James L. Vacek, Katherine M. Reeder, Niaman Nazir, Edward F. Ellerbeck
College of Nursing Faculty Publications
Background—This trial tested the effects of multidisciplinary group clinic appointments on the primary outcome of time to first heart failure (HF) rehospitalization or death.
Methods and Results—HF patients (n=198) were randomly assigned to standard care or standard care plus multidisciplinary group clinics. The group intervention consisted of 4 weekly clinic appointments and 1 booster clinic at month 6, where multidisciplinary professionals engaged patients in HF self-management skills. Data were collected prospectively for 12 months beginning after completion of the first 4 group clinic appointments (2 months post randomization). The intervention was associated with greater adherence to recommended vasodilators …
Chhs November 2014 E-Newsletter, Dr. John Bonaguro, Dean, Vashon S. Wells, Editor, College Of Health And Human Services, Western Kentucky Univeristy
Chhs November 2014 E-Newsletter, Dr. John Bonaguro, Dean, Vashon S. Wells, Editor, College Of Health And Human Services, Western Kentucky Univeristy
College of Health & Human Services Publications
No abstract provided.
The Effects Of Whole-Food Plant Based Diets On Ldl-C Levels In Adults, Jason Bryan
The Effects Of Whole-Food Plant Based Diets On Ldl-C Levels In Adults, Jason Bryan
Graduate Research Projects
No abstract provided.
Older Adult Perceptions Of The Assist Program, Joy Anthony
Older Adult Perceptions Of The Assist Program, Joy Anthony
Graduate Research Projects
No abstract provided.
Mentoring An Esl Student Through A Nursing Program: A Case Study, Rebecca Retzer
Mentoring An Esl Student Through A Nursing Program: A Case Study, Rebecca Retzer
Graduate Research Projects
No abstract provided.
Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (Pots) Education, Awareness, And Support, Amy Knapp
Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (Pots) Education, Awareness, And Support, Amy Knapp
Graduate Research Projects
No abstract provided.
Method For Investigating Nursing Behaviors Related To Isolation Care., Elizabeth L. Beam, Shawn G. Gibbs, Angela L. Hewlett, Peter C. Iwen, Suzanne L. Nuss, Philip W. Smith
Method For Investigating Nursing Behaviors Related To Isolation Care., Elizabeth L. Beam, Shawn G. Gibbs, Angela L. Hewlett, Peter C. Iwen, Suzanne L. Nuss, Philip W. Smith
Journal Articles: College of Nursing
BACKGROUND: Although an emphasis has been placed on protecting patients by improving health care worker compliance with infection control techniques, challenges associated with patient isolation do exist. To address these issues, a more consistent mechanism to evaluate specific clinical behaviors safely is needed.
METHODS: The research method described in this study used a high fidelity simulation using a live standardized patient recorded by small cameras. Immediately after the simulation experience, nurses were asked to view and comment on their performance. A demographic survey and a video recorded physical evaluation provided participant description. A questionnaire component 1 month after the simulation …
Standardized Report Format: A Review Of The Literature, Madeline Kutzy, Kathleen Fitzgerald
Standardized Report Format: A Review Of The Literature, Madeline Kutzy, Kathleen Fitzgerald
Nursing Student Work
No abstract provided.
Technology Use In Patient Education: A Review Of The Literature, Jaime Mccabe, Kate Weinberg
Technology Use In Patient Education: A Review Of The Literature, Jaime Mccabe, Kate Weinberg
Nursing Student Work
No abstract provided.
Effect Of Silver-Alloy Urinary Catheters In Reducing The Rate Of Cauti’S In Patients Requiring Short-Term Catheterization: A Review Of The Literature, Courtney Mckee, Devon Williams
Effect Of Silver-Alloy Urinary Catheters In Reducing The Rate Of Cauti’S In Patients Requiring Short-Term Catheterization: A Review Of The Literature, Courtney Mckee, Devon Williams
Nursing Student Work
No abstract provided.
Prevention Of Central Venous Catheter-Associated Blood Stream Infections In Pediatric Patients: A Review Of The Literature, Shanna Giedl, Brittany Cain
Prevention Of Central Venous Catheter-Associated Blood Stream Infections In Pediatric Patients: A Review Of The Literature, Shanna Giedl, Brittany Cain
Nursing Student Work
No abstract provided.
Respecting Our Elders: Say No To Restraints!, Charity G. Schenk, Stephanie J. Williams
Respecting Our Elders: Say No To Restraints!, Charity G. Schenk, Stephanie J. Williams
Nursing Student Work
No abstract provided.
Effect Of Incentive Spirometry On Preventing Atelectasis: A Review Of The Literature, Caitlin Powers, Caine Teal
Effect Of Incentive Spirometry On Preventing Atelectasis: A Review Of The Literature, Caitlin Powers, Caine Teal
Nursing Student Work
No abstract provided.
When Should Nurses Use Restraints Versus Alternatives To Restraints?, Rosa Garza Moore, Motunrayo Ogunkua
When Should Nurses Use Restraints Versus Alternatives To Restraints?, Rosa Garza Moore, Motunrayo Ogunkua
Nursing Student Work
No abstract provided.
Flushing Out The Competition: Normal Saline Vs Heparin Flushes In Peripheral Iv Catheters, Sarah Albrecht, Sarah Williams
Flushing Out The Competition: Normal Saline Vs Heparin Flushes In Peripheral Iv Catheters, Sarah Albrecht, Sarah Williams
Nursing Student Work
No abstract provided.
An Emerging Population: The Chronically Critically Ill, Philip Jurasinski, Christine A. Schindler
An Emerging Population: The Chronically Critically Ill, Philip Jurasinski, Christine A. Schindler
College of Nursing Faculty Research and Publications
No abstract provided.
Effect Of A Social Script Ipad Application For Children With Autism Going To Imaging, Norah L. Johnson, Octavia Bree, Erin E. Lalley, Kelly Rettler, Pam Grande, Md O. Gani, Sheikh Iqbal Ahamed
Effect Of A Social Script Ipad Application For Children With Autism Going To Imaging, Norah L. Johnson, Octavia Bree, Erin E. Lalley, Kelly Rettler, Pam Grande, Md O. Gani, Sheikh Iqbal Ahamed
College of Nursing Faculty Research and Publications
This randomized controlled trial feasibility study tested the effectiveness of an iPad® application (app) social script intervention for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) going to imaging and their parent (n = 32 parent/child dyads). Parents of the children exposed to the app (n = 16) had lower state anxiety compared to the parents whose children were not exposed to the app (n = 16) (effect size 0.33). Children exposed to the app had fewer externalized challenging behaviors than the control group (effect size 0.56). The results demonstrate feasibility and efficacy of the intervention. Further study of …
Integrated Diabetes Oncology Care, Janelle M. Sharma Dnp, Crnp, Gregory R. Harper Md, Phd, Cara Habeck Rn, Cde, Cathy A. Coyne Phd, Mph, Roya Hamadani Mph, Hope Kincaid Mph, Cph, Ada M. Rivera Ba, Gretchen A. Perilli Md, Nicole R. Sully Do
Integrated Diabetes Oncology Care, Janelle M. Sharma Dnp, Crnp, Gregory R. Harper Md, Phd, Cara Habeck Rn, Cde, Cathy A. Coyne Phd, Mph, Roya Hamadani Mph, Hope Kincaid Mph, Cph, Ada M. Rivera Ba, Gretchen A. Perilli Md, Nicole R. Sully Do
Patient Care Services / Nursing
No abstract provided.
Moving Forward: Update On The Lvhn Nursing Work Environment, Mae Ann Pasquale Phd, Msn, Rn, Tricia S. Bernecker Phd, Msn, Rn, Acns-Bc, Kathy Baker Mph, Rn
Moving Forward: Update On The Lvhn Nursing Work Environment, Mae Ann Pasquale Phd, Msn, Rn, Tricia S. Bernecker Phd, Msn, Rn, Acns-Bc, Kathy Baker Mph, Rn
Patient Care Services / Nursing
No abstract provided.
In The Adolescent Population, How Much Does Parental Influence And Involvement Affect The Adolescent's Use Of Alcohol?, Michele Kratzer Rn
In The Adolescent Population, How Much Does Parental Influence And Involvement Affect The Adolescent's Use Of Alcohol?, Michele Kratzer Rn
Patient Care Services / Nursing
No abstract provided.