Browsing Group: Blessing-Rieman College of Nursing and Health Sciences by Title
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Educational strategies to enhance medication knowledge
The implementation of additional educational strategies to undergraduate nursing curriculum may contribute to more knowledgeable and safe graduating nurses, leading to less medication errors. -
Effect of a hand hygiene compliance system
In critical care patients, how does tracking hand hygiene by using BioVigil as opposed to not tracking hand hygiene affect hospital acquired infrection rates? -
Effect of CAM therapy in chemo therapy patients in comparison to Western medicine
The purpose of this project is to show that in chemotherapy patients, CAM therapies minimize the side effects of chemotherapy compared to Western medicine. -
Effects of prone position
In COVID-19 patients, how does prone positioning compare to a posterior position affect oxygenation? P: Patients that were diagnosed with COVID-19 or Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome. I: Mechanically ventilating ... -
Efficacy of massage in the chronic pain population
How effectively is massage therapy used for chronic pain control in comparison to pharmacological measures? P- Pain control for individuals with chronic pain I- Message Therapy C- Pharmacological use O- Improved pain ... -
Embarking in animal activities
Reimplement the use of Animal Assisted Activities (AAA) at Blessing Hospital (BH) and raise awareness. -
#EmpowerURself
This poster describes a project to create a co-op website for adolescents with sexual, mental, and physical health resources in Adams County, Illinois. -
Exercise and the menstrual cycle
Does adding physical activity, in comparison to inactivity, throughout the menstrual cycle result in a decrease in PMS symptoms in females that have reported experiencing PMS? -
Exercise for the reduction of pain in adults & older adults with arthritis
In adults and older adults with arthritis, how does exercise compared to no exercise affect chronic pain? -
The female athlete triad
Are female athletes who have developed the female athlete triad, compared to those without the female athlete triad, at more of a risk for developing injuries throughout their career? -
Finding comfort in colors
Implementation of environmental color changes to boost mood and improve mental health in children and adolescent patients on the Child and Adolescent Services psychiatric unit at Blessing Hospital. -
Finger pricking good
The purpose of this projects is to allow Blessing-Rieman College of Nursing & Health Sciences (BRCN) nursing students the opportunity to use glucometers in the clinical setting. -
Fish skin for wound healing
For patients with impaired wound healing, the use of fish skin grafting may provide a faster and higher quality healing than standard dressing care. P-Patients with impaired wound healing. I-Application of fish skin grafts. ... -
Flash ordering: Improving patient outcomes
At Blessing Hospital, nurses are kept on hold when calling to order food for patients who cannot order for themselves resulting in waste of time and delays in patient care. -
Fueling for success
Female athletes at Quincy University (QU) lack education regarding the Female Athlete Triad (the Triad) and proper nutrition. -
Get your sheets together
Not all Medical-Surgical units at Blessing Hospital have a soiled linen containment system. Containing soiled linens prevents the spread of infection and maintains a health environment for patients and staff. -
Good sleep for good health
At Blessing Hospital, patients are not getting an adequate amount of sleep, thus inhibiting positive patient outcomes. -
The Hankins-Lee project
The purpose of this project is to reduce nosocomial infections by performing a surgical scrub prior to central-line dressing changes and port access. -
Hospice care
In terminally ill patients, how does hospice care affect patient quality of life, family satisfaction, and healthcare workers' physical and mental health during end-of-life care? -
Hungry for a change
This project describes the implementation of a 2-item screening tool to identify patients who are at risk of food insecurity on pilot unit at Blessing Hospital.