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Confidence in competence: The search for the Holy Grail
(2016-03-17)Session presented on Friday, July 24, 2015: This symposium seeks to explore the interface between professional regulation, governance and competence to practise, particularly in relation to performance of competence, and ... -
Confidence in crises: School nurses' perceptions of self-efficacy in active shooter emergency preparedness
The incidence and number of mass school shootings have increased since the first reported school shooting in 1840. Since then, extensive research has been conducted to explore school violence’s underlying causes and ... -
Confirmatory factor analysis and reliability of the Acculturative Stress Scale among Myanmar migrants in Thailand
The United Nations estimates that the number of migrants are increasing more and more. Thus, migrant health especially mental health should be addressed. Migrants have to confront with stressful situations. The results ... -
Conflict is not common in our workplace
(2012-01-04)Purpose: To describe results of a baseline assessment of conflict in the workplace and present implications for initiating an intervention program. A national survey (Dewitty et al, 2009) indicated that 53% of nurses ... -
Conflict Resolution: From Policy to Procedure to Practice
Even in healthy work environments, workplace conflict may affect nurses' morale, increase turnover and even result in litigation (Iglesias & Becerro, 2012. Moreover, high job satisfaction linked to lower conflict (Schwendimann ... -
Conflict-related sexual gender-based violence in DRC
(2016-03-21)Session presented on Monday, November 9, 2015: Globally one in three women experience some form of sexual gender-based violence within their lifetime. In conflict-affected countries, women carry the added burden of becoming ... -
Confronting Nursing Incivility: Educational Intervention for Change
(2017-03-03)Session presented on Saturday, March 18, 2017: It is essential for nurses and nursing faculty to increase and implement interventions that decrease incivility within the nursing profession. Incivility is known by a variety ... -
Confronting polypharmacy in corrections: An interprofessional team approach
(2016-02-08)Polypharmacy is a growing community problem, and is evident in correctional healthcare. Using Lewin’s Change Theory, action research, and an interprofessional team approach in this project, potentially ... -
Confronting racism in nursing
(Elsevier, 2021-07-28)It is no longer enough for nurses to be “not racist,” nor is it enough to just publish non-discrimination statements and proclaim a commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion. There can no longer be any ... -
Confronting the nursing shortage: An emergency department fellowship
Poster presentationSession F presented Tuesday, October 1, 11:30 am-12:30 pmPurpose: Develop an educational program to combat a 40% RN turnover rate at a large inter-city hospital; while providing professional development ... -
Confronting the unimaginable: lessons learned supervising nursing students during a clinical crisis
This presentation will explore the timeline of events that occurred in a Dallas Hospital that directly involved clinical nursing students when an Ebola patient was unexpectedly admitted. A qualitative design was used to ... -
Congenital syphilis: Maternal-infant profile and factors associated with the treatment of pregnant women
(2018-06-07)Congenital syphilis is a preventable disease and remains as a public health problem worldwide. Thus, knowing the maternal-infant profile and the factors associated with the treatment in pregnancy has the potential to ... -
Congruence in clinical evaluation in nursing education
Many people are involved in nursing student clinical evaluation, including students, preceptors, and clinical nursing faculty. This presentation will analyze research on the congruence among different evaluators. Implications ... -
Congruence of illness representation between older adult heart failure patients and their spouses or partners and its relationship to adherence behavior
Intentional nonadherence to prescribed treatment has been documented as a leading contributor to the deleterious outcomes observed for many heart failure patients. Investigation of adherence from the perspective of the ... -
Congruency between parents' actual and desired participation in the care of their hospitalized child
Parents' participation in the care of their hospitalized child is an integral part of pediatric nursing practice and is considered to be beneficial for children and parents. However, parents may not discuss their participation ... -
Connect for better fall prevention in nursing homes: Results from a randomized controlled pilot study
(2013-10-22)Session presented on: Thursday, July 25, 2013: Purpose: Studies show that nursing home (NH) fall rates drop when risk-factor reduction is performed by researchers, but programs implemented by existing NH staff have been ... -
Connect, collaborate, and catalyze is at the heart of Sigma European Region
This session will inform you about strategies which the European Regional members are using to influence policy, education, research and practice at all levels. These valuable initiatives may be transferable to your region ... -
Connect. Collaborate. Catalyze. Health policy, political presence, and nursing…essential skills to positively impact healthcare
Nurses are in a pivotal position to advocate for health policy by addressing critical issues that jeopardize our health care system and professional practice. Participants will recognize that health policy education, ... -
The connected nurse: Harnessing mobile technologies to support nurses on the frontline
Nurses working in low and middle income settings are frequently the lynchpin between health facilities and the communities that they serve. As we move into the 2020 WHO designated year of the nurse it is essential that ... -
Connectedness and Peer Mentoring in a Second Degree Baccalaureate Nursing Program
(2016-03-29)Session presented on Saturday, April 9, 2016, and Friday, April 8, 2016: Background: In accelerated programs, students are typically overwhelmed by the knowledge and skills that must be mastered in a short period of time. ...
