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Browsing Graduate Projects (Nursing) by Supervisor "Young, Lynne"
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(2012-06-27)Nurses who have cared for a hospitalized child suffering the rapid deterioration of an acute illness speak of challenges in having their voices heard in clinical care arenas. The case that is analyzed in this paper is a ...
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(2012-09-04)Approximately one in seven children and adolescents in British Columbia experience a serious mental health problem impairing development and functioning. Most of these vulnerable children do not have access to quality ...
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Continuing education in pediatric emergency management: literature review and curriculum development (2015-04-23)There are few situations health care providers will encounter that are more stressful than the resuscitation of a pediatric patient. Pediatric resuscitations are relatively uncommon events and are generally associated with ...
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(2012-07-30)Postpartum depression poses a major public health problem with approximately thirteen percent of women experiencing this mood disorder after the birth of their baby. The significance of addressing postpartum depression ...
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(2012-06-14)People with disabilities continue to suffer from health inequities and discrimination in North American society at large and even within the health care system (Scullion, 2010). It is widely believed that disability-related ...
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(2012-06-21)An integrative literature review was undertaken to gain a better understanding of perceptions of the CNS role. With no limitation placed on publication dates, the search results yielded studies published in three distinct ...
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(2014-04-11)Background: Flexible work schedules give nurses the freedom and control to manage demands of work and life, while allowing the organisation to meet their staffing needs. Aim: To explore nurses’ perceptions of their job ...
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(2012-07-19)Nurses caring for blood and bone marrow transplant recipients need to understand the effects that respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) infection can have on patients, family members, and health care providers. The current ...
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(2013-05-01)In this paper, I present an integrative literature review to explore whether health literacy (HL) and cultural sensitivity can strengthen nurses’ capacity to foster self-care in outpatient heart failure disease management ...
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(2012-09-04)The purpose of this paper was to disrupt the biomedical discourse on heart failure. Literature on the lived experiences of older women with heart failure was reviewed from a feminist perspective. The literature review ...
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(2013-03-01)Transcatheter aortic valve implantation (TAVI) provides new hope for enhanced quality of life for frail elderly aortic stenosis patients who are deemed prohibitively high risk for open heart valve surgery. While the field ...
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(2013-05-24)Even though student nurse stress related to the clinical setting has been a prominent issue in the nursing literature for many years, few studies exist that have focused on evaluating interventions that clinical nurse ...
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(2012-06-21)With a rapid increase in numbers of procedures performed as day surgery, organizations are challenged to sustain quality care for patients using these services. In this paper, I will investigate the current pain care ...
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(2013-08-27)Despite the increase in evidence based research, the application of knowledge to frontline nurses remains a challenge. Knowledge translation (KT) is a process that can address this challenge through transferring evidence ...
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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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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)The preferred treatment for patients experiencing ST segment elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI) has evolved over the past 5 years with primary percutaneous intervention (PCI) as the current acceptable treatment. Because ...
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(2016-01-07)The management of heart failure (HF) is complex, both for those experiencing HF and for those caring for people in an outpatient setting such as a Heart Function Clinic (HFC). Since the Institute of Medicine (IOM) (2001) ...
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(2015-04-29)The transition from student to professional practice nurse is difficult to navigate. New graduates are expected to enter independent practice with little extra support. Due to the nursing shortage and current economic ...
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(2012-06-21)The goal of this project is to provide the information needed for interprofessional collaboration focused on patient-centered care for patients requiring, or who have, a venous access device (VAD). In this project, I outline ...
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