Browsing by Review Type "Abstract Review Only: Reviewed by Event Host"
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A 10-Year Journey Toward an Accountable and Sustainable Patient-Centered Care Model
(2017-06-16)Purpose: The provision of an accountable and sustainable healthcare system is a major challenge worldwide. The delivery of a patient-centred care model that is accessible, safe, reliable and affordable remains elusive for ... -
1000 Days Engagement Model: Promoting Positive Relational Health for Vulnerable Maori Families in New Zealand
(2016-07-13)Session presented on Saturday, July 23, 2016 and Sunday, July 24, 2016: Purpose: Whanau Ora is a cultural praxis promoting Maori (Indigenous people of New Zealand) health and wellbeing for whanau (Maori families). ... -
1991-2015 Longitudinal Prevalence Trends of Suicide Ideation Among High School Students in the U.S.
(2017-07-28)This study was designed to describe the longitudinal prevalence trends of high school students who had suicide ideation one or more times and to compare them in the different grade levels, genders, and races/ethnicities ... -
1991-2015 Trends of Adolescent Smoked First Whole Cigarette Before Age 13 in the U.S.
(2017-07-28)Tobacco use since young increases the risk of harmful health effects and lifelong nicotine addiction. The literature has studies that reported adolescent's first whole cigarette smoking before the age 13 prevalence trends. ... -
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. ... -
The 2017 National QSEN Faculty Assessment: Findings and Implications for Nursing Education
(2018-03-23)This presentation describes findings of the National QSEN Faculty Assessment, implications for nursing education, and opportunities to improve resources and support faculty in this work. -
2017-2019 Presidential Call to Action: Connect, Collaborate, Catalyze
(2017-12-15)Presented during the House of Delegates, at Sigma's 44th Biennial Convention held 28 October through 1 November 2017. This record contains Dr. Tigges' Presidential Call to Action, calls for nurses to "connect, collaborate, ... -
2018 AACN Critical Care Work Environment Survey Results: Implementing the HWE Standards Matters!
The American Association of Critical-Care Nurses’ (AACN) 4th national work environment survey revealed compelling data from over 8000 RNs related to the health of acute and critical care work environments. This presentation ... -
30,000 People: What We Have Learned about Population Health
(2016-03-21)Session presented on Sunday, November 8, 2015: Purpose: The Million Hearts educational program revolves aroundusers completing ten cardiovascular screenings in the community. The Million Hearts screenings are meant to ... -
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 ... -
360-degree virtual reality increase students' confidence in clinical skills in simulation
This presentation highlights the benefits and attributes of 360-degree virtual reality in simulation. Nursing students experienced traditional simulation (control group) or the 360-degree virtual reality simulation ... -
5 Easy Steps for Online Education
(2013-12-19)Session presented on: Saturday, November 16, 2013: The landscape of the healthcare system is transforming at a rapid pace. With this transformation, the need for higher levels of nursing expertise and education is growing. ... -
AACN Standards for Healthy Work Environments: After More Than a Decade, Where Are We Now?
(2017-03-03)Session presented on March 18, 2017: Research confirms the inextricable link between healthy work environments and optimal outcomes for patients, healthcare professionals and organizations. Key evidence contributing to the ... -
ABCDE Bundle Adherence: The Influence of Access to ABCDE-Enhancing Supplies and Equipment
(2017-07-25)Purpose: The ABCDE interprofessional bundle (Awakening and Breathing Coordination, Delirium monitoring and management, and Early mobility) is an evidence-based approach to organizing Intensive Care Unit (ICU) people, ... -
ABMC Fire Safety in the OR-2017
Fire in the OR is an ever present danger, in all surgical and procedural areas. After experiencing a fire in the OR in 2016 ABMC set forth on and educational journey, designed to prevent this event from repeating itself ... -
Abnormal Thermal Patterns in Very Preterm Infants Associated With Infection and Maternal Smoking
(2017-07-24)Introduction More than 63,000 very preterm infants (1 and survival free from major morbidity is a significant problem for them.2 Up to 30%3 of these infants experience a neonatal infection and 5-15% of these infants acquire ... -
The Abusive Relationship of Emergency Nursing: What is it Doing to Our Nurses?
Emergency nurses face stressful situations daily. These situations have a profound impact resulting in multifaceted effects for emergency nurse. Using Husserl's descriptive phenomenology and Colaizzi's method for data ... -
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. -
Academic and Social Factors That Affect BSN Students Who Fail the NCLEX-RN� Exam After Graduation
(2017-06-29)Problem/Purpose: Each year a small cohort of graduates from the UAMS CON BSN Program graduate and do not pass the NCLEX-RN® Exam on the first and subsequent attempts. The purpose of this study was to evaluate graduates ...