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Research methodology articles Critique...pulmonary artery catheter removal after cardiac surgery The aim of this study is clear enough as per the title itself. Pulmonary catheter removal is a routine procedure in post CABG patients; but subject to the occurrence of dysrhythmia in susceptible individuals, the incidence of which was investigated in this study. The authors’ have cited the paucity of such studies in the past as a basis for their research interest in the area. As the procedure is carried out by trained nurses, a teaching hospital in which such patients were routine was selected as the location for this research. No informed consent or permission from relevant authorities’ was sought as the procedure was a routine...
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Nursing articles on HIV...? Nursing articles on HIV Nursing articles on HIV Boudreau, M. E., & Fisher, C. M. (July 01, 2012). Providing Effective Medical and Case Management Services to HIV-Infected Youth Preparing to Transition to Adult Care. Journal of the Association of Nurses in Aids Care, 23, 4, 318-328. Boudreau and Fisher have divided their article concerning the field study on human immunodeficiency virus/acquired immune deficiency syndrome into two different parts; each part focusing on different issues. For a research to take place it is necessary that a proper organized structure is developed which is then followed by the entire team. Likewise in nursing research it is of utmost importance that before beginning the research, a proper organized... and...
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Scholarly Research Articles...? Scholarly Research Articles Childhood Obesity By Jennifer Miller, Arlan Rosenbloom and Janet Silverstein The article, written by Miller, Rosenbloom and Silverstein (2004) was published in the The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism and proffered issues pertaining to obesity in children where the authors initially indicated the alarming statistics categorizing obesity as a pandemic with more than a billion people afflicted with the chronic illness globally. The theoretical framework of the study made references to the theory of nature versus nurture with methodologies focusing on neuroendocrine control of weight. Metabolic consequences were likewise discussed prior to...
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To Outline a Synthesis or Summary of two Quantitative Research Articles about Nursing Rounds...?This paper seeks to outline a synthesis or summary of two quantitative research articles about nursing rounds and their effect with regards to aspects such as reduction of falls as well as patient satisfaction. The first paper is entitled “Effects of nursing rounds on patients fall rates” obtained from ClinicalTrials.gov’s website. Basically, this study has been designed in order to establish the impacts of hourly rounds on patient falls, satisfaction as well as the level of their use of call light. This particular paper is a reproduction of the a quantitative research paper written by Christine M. Meade, Amy L. Bursell and Lyn Ketelsen (2006) entitled...
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Research Articles... & Goodson 2000 p.73).
6. What is the author’s conclusions –
It is concluded that there is improvement in functional status in patients whose measures were recorded between the preoperative and postoperative condition for primary total hip replacement (Ridge & Goodson 2000 p.77.
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Gance-Cleveland, B 2004 Qualitative Evaluation of a School Based Support Group for Adolescents with an addicted parent Nursing Research Vol.53 p.379-385
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Analysis of Research Articles...Research Article Analysis Avervold, M. and Mikkelsen E.G (2004). Relationship between Bullying, Psychological Work Environment and Individual Stress Relations. Work and Stress, 18(4), 336-351
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Nursing scholarly articles...Nursing Scholarly Articles al Affiliation Burnout in nurses is a common psychological that hugely affects service delivery, employee turnover and increases financial costs. Burnout is common among nurses because of the high stress level experienced in nursing especially nurses working in secure settings such as prisons Perceived threat of violence and many other violence related activities greatly contribute to work related stress in secure places hence imposing high risk to the future of nursing. However, the good news is that there are ways that burnout can be reduced and nurses’ wellbeing improved.
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Research Articles...perceived loving mother attitude and perceived loving father attitude. The correlation reports was that there was a positive and highly significant relationship between the two variables (r= 0.472, p=.001). The research question; is perceived loving mother attitude and perceived loving father attitude correlated
4. The alpha level for the article is 0.5
5. T-test
The degree of freedom () is 278, the value of the test is
Using, the critical t-value is 3.09. Since the t-value is less than the critical t-value, this test was not significant.
One way ANOVA
The degree of freedom () is 279, the value of the test is
The p-value is 0.010. Since this value is lower than the critical p-value, this test...
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Comparison of research articles...vaccination and autism. As such, this article examines two articles that tend to explain the existing relationship between autism and vaccination or immunization.
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