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    planning conferences. Each nursing home resident has a care plan that is essentially a roadmap to their care. And care conferences are routine event for all types of providers such as long-term facility nursing homes. Patient care conferences are a highly effective way for all the health care professionals to come together in order to discuss and solve complex patient care problems in hopes that this collaboration will lead to high quality outcomes for the patient (Registered Nursing Org.,

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    Quantitative Nursing Research Article Evidence-based practice has informed healthcare professionals to ask clinical questions and inform clinical practice (Rebar & Gersch, 2015, p. 11). The authors conducted an evidence-based research study to determine the effectiveness of telephone-based peer support (TBPS) for postpartum depression (PPD) up to two years after delivery. The primary goal for this paper is to synthesize and critically analyze the article. Therefore, nursing research knowledge is

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    conclusion. They do include recommendations for further research, but imply that the research should be built upon their conclusion, which given the significant flaws in the research, process, would provide a tremulous foundation for further study. The implications for practice which they propose are not warranted by the results of their study, as no

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    Professional nursing is grounded in science, education, practice and theory. Nursing theory clearly defines nursing and outlines measurable concepts and ground rules of which practice is built upon. It also facilitates in the enhancement of nursing knowledge. Nursing is flourishing the health facilities, promotion, and development of health and abilities, prevention of illness and injury, through diagnosis and treatment of a person’s psychological and physiological behavior, and advocacy in the

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    patient outcomes, seems to us to be a statement, and no proof was presented as to that outcome. What were the outcomes? Were the outcomes positive or negative? Were they patient outcomes or nursing outcomes? There was no evidence presented to validate this statement either way. Those who are in favor of nursing workforce diversity claim that increasing the number of minority health care workers will enhance cultural similarity between patients and providers that will lead to improve patient care

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    Abstract Throughout the pages of recorded history, nursing has been integrated into every facet of life. A legacy of human care has progressed throughout the years, responding to psychological, social, environmental, and physiology (Cherry and Jacob, 2014, Chapter 1). From prehistoric period to nursing in the twenty-first history, nursing has evolved magical beliefs and unorganized caring process into a knowledgeable scientific profession. From a primitive belief, the use of herbs, roots and vegetables

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    "Hey you LPN, Can you get the nurse I have a question to ask them?" A common phrase heard in the nursing world and often makes the LPN feel inadequate and frustrated. The nursing field is one that is rich in history and diversity. The registered nurse has been the backbone of the nursing world for many years; however, many people recognize the license practical nurse or license vocational nurse particularly in the geriatric community. LPN/LVN in this setting perform many of the same tasks as the

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    Thus, entering Towson University, Pre-Nursing was my selected major. However during my Spring semester of freshman year, I realized that I didn’t want to be in a clinical setting. I also realized that I hated the sight of blood. In addition. I realized I did not want to encounter severely ill children. Nevertheless, my goal was to still be in a health setting working with children and educating them in the areas of good health. During the summer I did my research on health related jobs that didn't

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    Though she could not finish nursing school because she had her second child, her love for science and medicine did not fade. She worked in a hospital for several years while taking care of 3 children on her own. She then got her master’s in Healthcare management where she then pursued a career in clinical research. Within 4 years she became a level 3 clinical research associate where she will potentially become a Clinical research director of all CRA’s. My mother knew that helping people with illnesses

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    Applying Nursing Research to Practice Introduction Providing relevant, precise, and evidence-based care to patients during health care encounters helps to improve clinical outcomes. Obtaining colleague and leadership support and implementing new best practices in the workplace can sometimes be challenging. In this paper, I will identify a new best practice to implement, the steps to implementing it, and how I would support the need for change. Identifying and Implementing a Best New Practice Approximately

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