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Baccalaureate nursing student's perception of concept-based instruction in Chinese context: A descriptive qualitative study
This is a descriptive qualitative study that explores students' experiences and feelings about concept-based instruction. This education reform project is the first use of concept-based instruction in nursing schools in ... -
Health sector solutions to address climate change
(Sigma Theta Tau International, 2020)This item is part of a Sigma CNE course available to Sigma members only. The material is freely available in the Sigma Repository and anyone may access the files attached to this record and the audio streams linked below. ... -
Reducing perceived stress, burnout, and improving joy in work for nurse leaders: A wellness initiative
Stress and burnout in the nursing profession present challenges for organizations despite attempts to improve overall wellness. Literature suggests that mindfulness-based interventions are an effective way to address ... -
Teaching across the curriculum: Nursing collaboration positively impacting youth and legislation
Nurses are entrusted to improve the health of our community. Through collaboration across the curriculum, faculty and students addressed the vaping epidemic by providing education, focused interventions, gaining legislative ... -
Enhancing undergraduate nursing students’ knowledge and self-efficacy about workplace bullying: A Quasi-Experimental Study
The topic of bullying is not new in healthcare and it is a widespread problem that impacts nursing students and nurses worldwide. This study will examine the effectiveness of an innovative intervention that prepares nursing ... -
Development and evaluation of a lactation rotation for a pediatric residency program
Learn about the development and evaluation of a mandatory Lactation Rotation for a pediatric residency program at a tertiary care teaching hospital. Discover how an innovative, comprehensive educational lactation program, ... -
Teaching and learning strategies contributing to nursing graduates' critical thinking disposition (CTDS)
Critical thinking dispositions are guiding indicators of the effectiveness of the educational program. Nursing Graduatesâ critical thinking Disposition could be determined by the teaching strategies used during the ... -
Teaching the spiritual dimension of nursing care: A survey of associate degree nursing programs in the southeast United States
Spirituality is a subject which is often neglected in nursing education. The purpose of this study was to determine associate degree nursing faculty’s perception of their ability to teach the spiritual dimension in the ... -
The relationship among school playground design and conditions and physical activity levels in children
Almost 20% of children aged 6 to 11 years are obese in the United States, tripling over the last ten years. The rise in childhood obesity challenges nurses in their efforts to improve community health and sustainability. ... -
Contributions of three nursing leaders to the development of registered nursing education in Jamaica, 1946–1986
The historical research design is used to document the contributions that Misses Ruth Nita Barrow, Gertrude Hildegarde Swaby and Julie Symes made in advancing the status of professional nursing education in Jamaica, between ... -
The impact of debriefing sessions following viewing of recorded high fidelity simulation scenarios on knowledge acquisition, self-confidence, and satisfaction: A quasi-experimental study
The role of the nurse educator is complex and it is imperative that educators design pertinent learning activities including implementation of innovative teaching strategies while using the latest pedagogical techniques, ... -
Psychometric evaluation of a new pressure ulcer skin risk assessment scale for the pediatric burn patient
Prevention of pressure ulcers is a primary goal in nursing practice, and achievement implies excellence in clinical care. One component of prevention is to understand the risk for pressure ulcer development. The benefit ... -
Cultural competence and racist attitudes of direct patient care registered nurses in a Midwestern state
Racism has been implicated as one of the causes of health disparities in non-White population groups in the United States. The purpose of this study was to explore and describe cultural competence and racist attitudes of ... -
The relationship of self-efficacy, social support, self-esteem, and hope with sex related health promotion behaviors in HIV-infected and uninfected women
The Sex Related Health Promotion Behaviors Model (SRHPBM), suggesting a positive relationship between self-efficacy, social support, self esteem, hope, and sex related health promotion behaviors, was used in this descriptive ... -
The lived experience of non-degreed learners from a time modified traditional baccalaureate in nursing program
By the year 2016, it is projected that a million new and replacement nurses will be needed throughout the United States. The traditional 4-year baccalaureate program alone cannot adequately sustain this demand. The immediacy ... -
Deciding to engage in advance care planning: A comparison of participants' experiences
Advance care planning (ACP) is a dynamic decision-making process that assists people to construct and communicate their preferences for end of life care. Two decades of research have shown that when preferences are not ... -
Factors associated with peer violence among elementary, middle and high school students
The purpose of this study was to examine the relationships among perceived school climate, self-reported psychosomatic symptoms, visits to the school nurse for reported psychosomatic symptoms and reports of bullying behaviors ... -
Predictors of success on the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN) in a traditional baccalaureate nursing program: A descriptive study
A major issue for most nursing programs is how to produce graduates who will be successful in the program and on the NCLEX-RN. Providing an optimal undergraduate education is made more difficult by issues such as limited ... -
Trying something new: Understanding the common practices of reforming nursing education
What are the common reforming practices of teachers when they reform nursing education? How is cultivating thinking an important reforming practice in nursing education that moves beyond teaching “critical thinking?” Do ... -
Nurses, philanthropies, and governments: The public mission of Chilean nursing 1900–1945
This dissertation examines the role of nurses in Chile during the transformation of the health care system from charitable benevolence to duty of the state. The first secular nurses trained to assist physicians in 1902 and ...
