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Integrative Review: Factors Impacting Effective Delegation Practices By Registered Nurses To Assistants In Nursing, Carol Crevacore, Elisabeth R. Jacob, Linda L. Coventry, Christine Duffield
Integrative Review: Factors Impacting Effective Delegation Practices By Registered Nurses To Assistants In Nursing, Carol Crevacore, Elisabeth R. Jacob, Linda L. Coventry, Christine Duffield
Research outputs 2022 to 2026
Aim
To identify the evidence on factors that impact delegation practices by Registered Nurses to Assistants in Nursing in acute care hospitals.
Design
An integrative review.
Data Sources
Database searches were conducted between July 2011 and July 2021.
Review Methods
We used the 12-step approach by Kable and colleagues to document the search strategy. The (Whittemore & Knafl. 2005. Journal of Advanced Nursing, 52(5), 546–553) integrative review framework method was adopted and the methodological quality of the studies was assessed using Joanna Briggs critical appraisal instruments.
Results
Nine studies were included. Delegation between the Registered Nurse and the …
Health Promotion Within High-Risk Communities: Become An Agent Of Change To Enhance Vaccination Acceptance In Communities, Natalie A. Fischetti Dr., Susan Mee Dr.
Health Promotion Within High-Risk Communities: Become An Agent Of Change To Enhance Vaccination Acceptance In Communities, Natalie A. Fischetti Dr., Susan Mee Dr.
Open Educational Resources
This is a course of six self-paced modules for nursing students to learn about vaccines, vaccine safety and patient education regarding vaccines.
A Practical Understanding Of Preeclampsia For A Nurse In A Third World Setting, Anna Lovin
A Practical Understanding Of Preeclampsia For A Nurse In A Third World Setting, Anna Lovin
Senior Honors Theses
Preeclampsia is a disease of pregnancy that affects approximately 3-5% of women with child. It is one of the primary causes of mortality in mothers and babies across the globe. The exact cause, pathogenesis, or disease progression is unknown. Therefore, there is no definition of which patients are at risk for developing preeclampsia and what can work as a preventative measure. In high socioeconomic settings where there is good healthcare, standard treatment is established to manage the symptoms and decrease the progression of preeclampsia to eclampsia. However, in more rural, third-world settings of developing countries, caring for patients with preeclampsia …