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Nurse-Led Implementation of an Insulin-Infusion Protocol in a General Intensive Care Unit Name: Institution: Nurse-Led Implementation of an Insulin-Infusion Protocol in a General Intensive Care Unit The title of the research clearly identifies the type of study used for the case, which is an experimental one, as the title points out that nurses are to implement the safe and effective protocol.... The main research question is: Can nurse-led implementation of an insulin-infusion protocol reduce the incidences of hypoglycemia and the workload resulting from a strict SGC model?...
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In this regard, a particular research design of correlation design has been taken into concern in the study with 303 nursing staffs in the region of Central Israel (Werner & Mendelsson, 2001).... Population and Sample Setting In terms of setting, the population or the sample volume for this research study can be viewed as 303 staff members of nursing in an 800-bed hospital located in the central area of Israel (Werner & Mendelsson, 2001).... Sample and Sampling Plan Three hundred and three nursing staff members of an 800 bed elder care hospital had participated in the study which was conducted....
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It aims to describe the implications of laparoscopic gastrointestinal surgeries to the nursing practice.... This study aims to improve an understanding of laparoscopic gastrointestinal surgeries from a nursing point of view.... The purpose is to assist this nurse as an operating room nurse....
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Human resource forms the backbone of every organization and its efficient management is fundamental the nursing profession that requires a motivated workforce.... mpirical studies shows existence of many factors to job stress, job satisfaction, and employees' intention to leave their organizations, observations that could be indicative of the environment in the nursing profession.... 48- 50) also explains significance of job stress in the nursing environment....
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The interview is equally purposed to pinpoint the influence nursing has on health sector delivery coupled with the necessity of research in nursing as a means of improvement in the standards of nursing care delivery.... The need for quality… g care thus calls for advancement in the level of nursing education to influence the manner with which both leadership and delivery of nursing services are achieved (Cooperberg, Birkmeyer, & Litwin, 2009)....
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Furthermore, there is a wide range of research conducted in the health care field, hence the necessity for a workable framework for critique.... Its organization is great and conforms to conventional standards of research layouts.... In the study “Interventional Strategies to Decrease Nursing Student Anxiety” the paper chosen for critique is a pilot study by van der Riet exploring the implications of seven-week stress management and mindfulness program that served as learning support and a method of reducing stress....
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hellip; The issue of ethics is of central importance to nursing.... The purpose of this research paper "The Concept of Ethics in nursing" is to examine concept definitions of ethics from multiple disciplines but with a focus on nursing.... nursing, therefore, is tied very intimately with ethics.... s we shall see, the American Nurses Association (ANA) and the International Council of Nurses (ICN) have devised nursing codes of ethics....
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Hence, if advances in research for caregiving and treatment can be improved as a result of new fundamental knowledge of dementia, it could reduce the negative psychological, sociological and financial burdens of providing care for those struggling with dementia symptoms.... This proposed research study, therefore, can provide valuable knowledge about the disease which, if applied by medical practitioners and general caregivers, could lessen the yoke on the elderly population forced to struggle with dementia, whilst potentially allowing the government to allocate funding resources to other social programs that have a benefit to all members of society rather than a marginal elderly population....
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