The author educates critical care nursing at university in Japan. Post intensive care syndrome is very important for maintaining long-term quality of life of patients, so it is indispensable for nursing at ICU. Educating ...

During this session, attendees will explore mindfulness as a concept and practice for those experienced or unfamiliar with the topic. Attendees will be introduced to the history and implementations of mindfulness in Western ...

This important study analyzes 20,000 articles (2,600 health articles) published in 16 US newspapers, magazines and health trade publications in September 1997. Less than 1% of the articles in the magazines US News & World ...

The Quad Council Coalition comprises four professional nursing organizations aimed at advancing the public health nursing specialty and promoting the national public health agenda through public health nursing education, ...

Assessment of the healthy work environment of a critical care unit in an academic center. The AACN healthy work environment assessment tool was administered. Based upon the findings of the assessment tool, the AACN healthy ...

Delegation is key for nurses to lessens the burden of care demand for an increasingly complex patient population. Gaining insight into the nurses' perceptions of effective delegate has the potential to impact teamwork ...

Participants will learn about the challenges nurse faculty face in establishing and maintaining professional boundaries in the nurse faculty-student relationship and various faculty development resources available to assist ...

Educating future scholars to appreciate nursing research can be challenging for faculty members. The combination of research concepts, in particular methodology, in nursing curriculum requires that faculty are conversant ...

Mindfulness has demonstrated benefits for individuals, organizations, and effective leadership. However, the relationships between mindfulness in hospital leadership and outcomes for subordinate healthcare professionals ...

With more than one million nurses retiring in the next 15 years (American Association of Colleges of Nursing [AACN] (2016), it is important to identify the modifiable factors, including scheduling and the availability of ...