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Advance the talk with advanced directives
This student senior project poster seeks to improve patient knowledge about advanced directives. -
Attire for hire
This poster outlines a project to provide Blessing-Rieman College of Nursing and Health Sciences students with professional attire due to lack of resources. -
Communication is key!
Implementation of mobile communication device for senior leadership students during clinical time to enhance communication between the students and other health care providers. -
A dog a day keeps the stress away
Decrease stress in healthcare staff, increase staff satisfaction and retention at Blessing Hospital with implementation of Pet Therapy Program. -
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. -
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. -
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. -
Marco...Polo: Real time location
Implementation of Real-Time Location Systems for senior leadership nursing students. Real-Time Location Systems help locate students and ensure safety. -
NPO length prior to surgery
What is the effect of NPO length of duration prior to surgery on gastrointestinal motility and patient satisfaction post op? P-Post Operative Population I-Shorter NPO times C-NPO of 8hrs vs NPO of O-Greater patient ...