Browsing by Author "Lewis-Holman, Seon"
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Decreasing tracheostomy associated hospital acquired pressure injuries in critical care and step-down units
Lewis-Holman, Seon; Rivera, Julie A.; Donohoe, Erin M.; Murray-Bachmann, Renee (2018-07-03)The purpose of this evidence-based practice initiative was to reduce the incidence of hospital-acquired pressure injuries related to a tracheostomy in critical care and step-down units. Pre-EBP initiative, there were 8 ... -
The impact of an educational intervention on patient satisfaction on a mixed acuity surgical unit
O'Flaherty, Deirdre; Lewis-Holman, Seon; Mallin, Sarah; Glennon, Peter; Macyk, IreneIndividually acquired caring behaviors through a structured educational program will influence a caring culture on a mixed acuity surgical unit, with a positive impact on patient satisfaction. -
Prevention surveillance and investigation of controlled substance misuse in the workplace: The nurse leaders' role
O'Flaherty, Deirdre; Lewis-Holman, Seon; Macyk, Irene (2018-06-07)An estimated 2 million Americans reported narcotic abuse or dependence in 2014. Prevalence of substance abuse in nursing parallels the general population. Identification of signs and symptoms of abuse, diversion and best ... -
Safe implementation of a hyperglycemic crises protocol by utilizing a conversion table
Murray-Bachmann, Renee; O'Flaherty, Deirdre; Lewis-Holman, Seon; Patterson, Shawanda M.; Ashman, Simone; Macyk, Irene (2018-06-26)Hyperglycemic crises are medical emergencies associated with increased morbidity, mortality and healthcare costs. The development of a conversion table, versus nursing estimation, for insulin titration was adopted to assure ... -
Use of a conversion table toward safe implementation of a hyperglycemic crises protocol
Murray-Bachmann, Renee; O'Flaherty, Deirdre; Lewis-Holman, Seon; Patterson, Shawanda M.; Ashman, Simone (2018-03-19)Diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) and Hyperosmolar hyperglycemic state (HHS) are medical emergencies associated with increased morbidity, mortality and healthcare costs. The development of a conversion table, versus nursing ...