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2 Feet 4 Life: A Foot Care Self-Management Intervention for Older Adults Without Diabetes
The high prevalence of foot problems in older adults necessitates preventative foot self-care. This feasibility study evaluated a foot care self-management program on community-dwelling older adults without diabetes. ... -
342 Infant/Child NICU/PICU Deaths: Subsequent Health and Functioning of Parents, Grandparents, and Surviving Siblings
Overview of physical/mental health and functioning of 377 parents, 104 grandparents, and 132 siblings during the first year following 342 infant/child NICU/PICU deaths; what parents and siblings wished they had/had not ... -
Academic and Acute Care Institutions Partner to Impact Nursing Practice Through Increasing Translational Research Capacity
At the conclusion of this session the participants will be able to identify impact of partnership between academic and hospital nurses on research capacity to improve translational research proficiency at the point of care ... -
Academic and Community Leaders Partnership for Prevention and Control of Emerging Diseases: Lesson From Rwanda
This abstract emphasize the role of partnership between school of nursing and community local leaders in prevention and control of emerging communicable and non communicable diseases. -
An Academic Based Nurse Practitioner Fellowship Program: A Pilot Program to Ease Nurse Practitioner Transition to Practice
(2016-03-17)Background: Graduate nurse practitioners (NPs) face numerous challenges transitioning from registered nurse to advanced practice nurse. They may struggle with role identification, communication and teamwork as well as other ... -
Academic leadership for developing Sri Lanka’s first Master of Nursing Program
The purpose of this project was to establish the first Master of Nursing Programme in Sri Lanka, which will prepare nurses to provide leadership in education, management and research within a complex and dynamic, healthcare ... -
Accelerating Advanced Practice Palliative Care Competencies
There are many unmet palliative care needs for patients and nurse training in palliative care competencies is insufficient. This educational program aims to prepare AP-DNP students to integrate principles of palliative ... -
Accelerating Care Using a Standardized Protocol for Psychiatric Emergency Patients
(2017-12-05)Poster presentation Session D presented Friday, September 15, 2017 Purpose: Behavioral health (BH) complaints are a component in one out of every eight emergency department visits. With the closing of many inpatient ... -
Accessing Oncology Care Among Indigenous Peoples: A Cultural Safety/Trauma-Violence Informed Care Perspective
This presentation details doctoral thesis research in progress that aims to investigate the role of oncology nurses in shaping access to high quality oncology care for Indigenous peoples in Canada. Cultural safety and ... -
Acculturative Stress and Resilience Among Older Filipino Americans
This study explored the interplay between acculturation, acculturative stress, and resilience, and their collective impact on physical and mental health self-evaluation among older Filipino Americans. -
ACEs 2.0: Evolution of a Model for Teaching About Vulnerable Populations
(2017-08-17)In 2009 the National League for Nursing (NLN) began a project to develop innovative teaching strategies to teach nursing students about care of older adults – the ACES project. The model that emerged included a ... -
Acetylcysteine for Preventing AKI in Patients of Clinical CKD Before Angiography: An Evidence Review
CKD has a huge impact on patients, families, and society. Therefore, prevention, treatment and care are more important. Acetylcyctein, an aminolated (acetyl-)-based amino acid (cysteine), is a common antispasmodic drug and ... -
Achieving Specialty Certification at a Community Hospital
(2017-12-01)<p>Background: Specialty certification of nurses is linked to improved patient outcomes, such as quality, patient safety and patient satisfaction. Nursing Professional Development (NPD) practitioners struggle to ... -
Active Shooter-It’s Not a Game of Hide and Seek
Session D presented Thursday, September 27, 2:30-3:30 pm Purpose: Active shooter events have been on the increase in public areas including hospitals, schools and churches. Many hospitals have developed plans to address ... -
Activities of Daily Living and Quality of Life of Older Patients Undergoing Hip Fracture Surgery
The study aimed to evaluate the relationships of activities of daily living and quality of life in Chinese older patients undergoing hip fracture surgery. The older and longer hospital stays of the patients, the lower the ... -
Actual Situation of Family Planning Instruction for Married People and Future Challenges in Japan
This study tried to clarify the situation of family planning instruction. The healthcare professionals instructed few postpartum women's husbands about family planning. Married people tended to have instruction when they ... -
Acute Care Nurses Answer a Clinical Question Alongside Academic and Hospital Nurse Leaders Through Partnership
At the conclusion of this session participants will be able to discuss direct care nurse confidence in research proficiency resulting from facilitative learning and role-modeling by RA faculty in order to increase participant ... -
Acute Care Nurses' Spiritual Well-Being and Spiritual Care Perspectives: Predictors for Provision of Spiritual Care
This study investigated how acute-care Registered Nurses' spiritual well-being (SWB), and spiritual care perspectives (SCP) relate to their provision of spiritual care (SC). Findings revealed nurses with high SWB and ... -
Acute Stroke Management: Capturing the Walk-In Patient
Session J presented Saturday, September 29, 11:30 am-12:30 pm pm Purpose: The journey to comprehensive stroke certification identified opportunities for improvement in the treatment of stroke patients in the ED. This ... -
Addressing Barriers to Medication Adherence: A Screening Instrument Validation Study
Adherence to a medication regimen is often critical for chronic disease management. Unfortunately, it is well-documented that at least half of patients are nonadherent, resulting in uncontrolled illness. Barriers to adherence ...