Alcohol & tobacco consumption is a major issue in the Republic of Moldova. This project allowed for nursing students to bring awareness and provide education on risk factors associated with alcohol and tobacco use. In doing ...

It is a performance improvement project done utilizing the FOCUS PDCA cycle to improve the compliance with the process of doing the venous thromboembolism screening and the prophylaxis in a tertiary care hospital for all ...

Cultural competence acknowledges the culture of patients by tailoring healthcare interventions. Implicit bias, cultural competence, and disparities are important for nurses to consider. Understanding these concepts helps ...

This project presents nursing students ability to assess and respond to patient deterioration in a pre-/post-intervention study. Practice with emergency situation simulations is one way to offer an experience in circumstances ...

Racism exists in health care and education, impacting outcomes for individuals and populations. Many nursing programs do not comprehensively address racism, leaving students and faculty unprepared for how to recognize ...

The legalization of recreational cannabis in 2018 in Canada prompted a need for a National Nursing Framework and education for nurses (CNA, 2018). The Canadian Nurses Association has undertaken stakeholder consultation ...

In this climate of changing learner preferences, increased learner engagement is a growing challenge for Nurse Educators. By attending this session, attendees will learn how innovative, educational technology platforms can ...

Cannabis was legalized in Canada late in 2018. Subsequently, a pan-Canadian nursing learning needs assessment was conducted. Stigma towards cannabis users, including peers who use cannabis was a significant finding. ...

Preparation of students for evidence-based practice is an essential component of professional nursing education. This presentation describes the trajectory of EBP knowledge and skill development beginning at the baccalaureate ...

The prevalence of diabetes in Alabama is approximately 1.6 times higher than the national average. A nursing faculty member and a PGY-1 pharmacy resident collaborated to provide diabetes screening and education at a local ...