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Browsing Graduate Projects (Nursing) by Title
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(2015-09-01)Although there is a long history of technology used in the healthcare environment, recent advances in healthcare technology, as well as the visibility of the technology at the patient’s bedside, have initiated a debate ...
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(2015-08-12)The start of postsecondary education may mark the beginning of a period in which students experience significant changes including those related to developmental tasks, self-identify and the formation of values. Postsecondary ...
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(2012-08-17)This paper is the culmination of my Advanced Practice Leadership project. In it, I present a conceptualization of how I believe the development of trusting relationships between pediatric nurses and families in my practice ...
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(2015-04-29)Creating and providing core perinatal education to nurses within a health system can be challenging. Preparing nurses for complex and unpredictable situations requires innovative approaches to make learning meaningful, ...
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(2015-04-29)New nurses entering practice for the first time are faced with adjusting quickly to the requirements of the workplace. Support during this period of adjustment is essential. To obtain support new nurses must form interpersonal ...
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(2012-07-12)The project The “NO SHOW” stamp in Primary Health Care: Making peace with a colonial legacy is the synthesis of my graduate experience in the Master of Nursing program – Advanced Practice Leadership option - at the ...
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(2013-08-28)The practice of neonatology has evolved significantly since I first started my nursing career just over 20 years ago. Great strides have been made in the way that we care for our often very tiny patients. Not only have we ...
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(2012-08-28)Bangladesh, like many other countries, is facing a nursing shortage. Overall, Bangladeshi nurses are inadequately trained, poorly paid, and disrespected as professionals. The Prime Minister of Bangladesh recognizes these ...
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(2012-06-14)A review of theoretical and research literature that is relevant to nursing and emergency preparedness is the broad focus of this project. This literature review identifies how and to what extent nurses are being educated ...
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(2012-06-21)This paper explores the extant quantitative and qualitative knowledge that seeks to understand the nursing experiences of caring for the geriatric person with delirium. A comprehensive literature review was conducted and ...
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Nursing leadership supporting quality of life for residents in long-term care: An integrative review (2013-08-13)Nursing leadership is needed in long-term care (LTC) to improve quality of life (QOL) for residents. This integrative literature review explores the relationship between nursing leadership and resident QOL using Watson‟s ...
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(2012-09-04)The certainty of nurses’ claims of knowing forms the background for this paper. The purpose of this literature review is to explore how not knowing is conceptualized within literature and nursing practice with a focus ...
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(2012-06-21)The aim of this project is to explore the concept of nursing professional practice from an ontological view and illustrate the significance of the concept from a disciplinary, practice, and ethical perspective through ...
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(2012-07-17)The purpose of this project was to carry out a comprehensive literature review of nursing science, with the goal of making recommendations for incorporation of a nursing science based curriculum. The literature review ...
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(2013-05-01)What does the literature tell us about the elements of the organizational culture—or micro culture—in emergency departments that may impact the care provided to the older adult who presents in the emergency department with ...
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An orientation program for new graduates working in the emergency department: Curriculum development (2013-07-05)Due to the global shortage of nurses it is not uncommon for health institution to hire new graduates to work in the emergency department; however, there are limited orientation programs to address the needs of new graduates ...
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(2012-09-06)This project is a curriculum to orient new home care nurses to hospice palliative care nursing practice. The curriculum is founded on the Supportive Care Model of nursing (Davies & Oberle, 1990) and the hospice palliative ...
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(2012-09-18)The devastation of AIDS has brought recognition of the need for end-of-life care in Uganda. Despite the fact that palliative care is included in the national health plan, access to care in the rural village is lacking. The ...
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Parental experiences of infant sleep: a comprehensive review and critical analysis of the literature (2013-01-23)The aim of this critical literature review is to identify parental experiences of infant sleep in the first two years. Infant sleep is a common topic in new parent groups and is an issue frequently addressed at public ...
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(2012-08-21)In a healthcare system where patients are defined as consumers and consumers have a choice, hospital leaders have begun to recognize that good service is as important as excellent clinical care. In the United States, ...
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