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Learning style and nursing preceptorship

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Do different pairings of teaching styles and learning styles make a difference? Preceptor and resident perceptions.
Teaching and learning in medicine [1040-1334] yr:2008 vol:20 iss:3 pg:239

“Impact of preceptor and orientee learning styles on satisfaction: a pilot study.” Journal for nurses in staff development 23.1 (2007):36.

Preceptorship planning is essential to perioperative nursing retention: matching teaching and learning styles.
Canadian Operating Room Nursing Journal [0712-6778] yr:2010 vol:28 iss:1 pg:8

Learning style theories: matching preceptors, learners, and teaching strategies in the perioperative setting.
Seminars in perioperative nursing [1056-8670] yr:2001 vol:10 iss:4 pg:184

“Orientation with style: matching teaching/learning style.” Journal for nurses in staff development 14.4 (1998):192.

Jasmine, Lee Xin Yu. Registered nurses’ perception of their preceptor role towards pre-registration nursing students during clinical placement: A systematic review.. [Systematic Review Protocols] AN: JBI4677

Joyce . Faculty strategies that influence the student transition from registered nurse to nurse practitioner: a systematic review protocol 2014 vol:12 iss:5 pg:34 -41

Searched CINAHL and Joanna Briggs using keywords: preceptorship, learning style.

What are examples of policies, protocols, and safety measures for waterbirths in hospitals?

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Dahlen, Hannah G Maternal and perinatal outcomes amongst low risk women giving birth in water compared to six birth positions on land. A descriptive cross sectional study in a birth centre over 12 years. Midwifery (MIDWIFERY), 2013; 29 (7): 759-64.

UKCC statement on waterbirth. The current position. Midwives (13558404) (Midwives (13558404)), 1995 Jan; 108 (1284): 12.

US WATERBIRTH STUDY. Midwives (MIDWIVES), 2014; 17 (3): 11.

Chapman B Waterbirth protocols: five North Island hospitals in New Zealand. New Zealand College of Midwives Journal (NZ COLL MIDWIVES J), 2004 Apr; 30: 20-4.

Nutter, Elizabeth; Waterbirth: An Integrative Analysis of Peer-Reviewed Literature. Journal of Midwifery & Women’s Health (J MIDWIFERY WOMENS HEALTH), 2014 May; 59 (3): 286-319.

Benko A Waterbirth: is it a real choice? Midwifery Matters (MIDWIFERY MATTERS), 2009 Autumn (122): 9-12. (32 ref)

Maznin, Nur Liyanna Bt. Creedy, Debra Kay. A comprehensive systematic review of factors influencing women’s birthing preferences. The JBI Library of Systematic Reviews. 10(4):232-306, 2012.

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Increasing employee safety using closed system transfer devices

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Miyake, Tomohiro, et al. “Impact of closed-system drug transfer device on exposure of environment and healthcare provider to cyclophosphamide in Japanese hospital.” SpringerPlus 2.1 (2013):273-273.

Wick, Catherine, et al. “Using a closed-system protective device to reduce personnel exposure to antineoplastic agents.” American journal of health-system pharmacy 60.22 (2003):2314-2320.

Sessink, Paul J M, JasonTrahan, and Joseph WCoyne. “Reduction in Surface Contamination With Cyclophosphamide in 30 US Hospital Pharmacies Following Implementation of a Closed-System Drug Transfer Device.” Hospital pharmacy 48.3 (2013):204-212.

Yoshida, Jin, et al. “Use of a closed system device to reduce occupational contamination and exposure to antineoplastic drugs in the hospital work environment.” Annals of occupational hygiene 53.2 (2009):153-160.

Favier, B, et al. “The PhaSeal system: impact of its use on workplace contamination and duration of chemotherapy preparation.” Journal of oncology pharmacy practice 18.1 (2012):37-45.

Harrison BR; Peters BG; Bing MR Comparison of surface contamination with cyclophosphamide and fluorouracil using a closed-system drug transfer device versus standard preparation techniques. American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy 2006 Sep 15; 63 (18): 1736-44.

Respiratory protective equipment: Cytotoxic Drugs. 2017

Gowns, Coveralls, and Overshoes: Cytotoxic Drugs. 2017

Sharma, Laveena [PhD (BiomedSc)]. Cytotoxic Drugs: Handling. 2017

Searched: PubMed, CINAHL, Joanna Briggs. Keywords: PhaSeal, Closed System Transfer device, safety

Updated links for entries from Joanna Briggs, 10/16/2017 ldt

What are some effective methods for effective and timely discharge?

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“Effective discharge planning — timely assignment of an estimated date of discharge.” Australian health review 35.3 (2011):357.

“Hospitalist case managers save money, bed days for IPA: on-site staff help ensure timely discharge.” Case management advisor 20.3 (2009):25.

Lennard, C.Productive Ward initiative promotes better communication between mental health teams and ensures timely discharge for patients. Journal of Psychiatric & Mental Health Nursing , 2014 Feb; 21 (1): 93-6. (23 ref)

Greene J; Caldwell G; McVeigh A; Rankin MG; Sheeran C Timely and effective hospital discharge for older people: a person centred approach. International Journal of Clinical Leadership (INT J CLIN LEADERSH), 2008; 16 (1): 49-57.

Jimenez, Jeanne; DeSanto, Andrea Timely Discharge of Clinically Eligible Patients in the Postpartum Setting.
JOGNN: Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic & Neonatal Nursing (JOGNN), 2011 May; 40: S79.

Hospital discharge (pediatric asthma patients): Criteria Led Discharge. Streak, Judith [(nee Gomersall) BA Hons Hons MCom PhD].
[Evidence Summaries] 2013

Hospital Discharge (Patients with Community Acquired Pneumonia): Criteria Led Discharge.
Fong, Eric [MBBS]. [Evidence Summaries] 2016

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Can a smile from nursing staff influence patient satisfaction scores in a positive way?

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Exceptional service: ‘smile please!‘. Nursing Review 1996 vol:15 iss:1 pg:37

Leicester nurses grin and bear ‘smile’ policy. Nursing Standard 2006 Jun 28-Jul 4; 20 (42): 7.

“Satisfaction climbs with smiles, other soft skills.” ED management 16.3 (2004):30.

“Semiformal attire and a smile…” [January 2007].” Family practice management 14.4 (2007):16.

Teach staff and managers to put the focus on customers: inservice should cover more than ‘smile therapy’. Homecare education management 1999 vol:4 iss:3 pg:33

Putre, Laura The power of a smile and a handshake. H&HN: Hospitals & Health Networks, 2013 Feb; 87 (2): 51.

“Customer satisfaction in the emergency department.” Emergency medicine clinics of North America 22.1 (2004):87.

Effective pain management for post-operative or hospitalized patients.

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Eid T; Bucknall T Documenting and implementing evidence-based post-operative pain management in older patients with hip fractures. Journal of Orthopaedic Nursing, 2008 May; 12 (2): 90-8.

Does music reduce postoperative pain? A review. Health Science Journal 2012 vol:6 iss:3 pg:365

“Factors influencing the control of post-operative pain in older people.” Reviews in clinical gerontology 15.2 (2005):149.

Mansouri, Parisa;Implementation of a protocol for integrated management of pain, agitation, and delirium can improve clinical outcomes in the intensive care unit: A randomized clinical trial.Journal of Critical Care (J CRIT CARE), 2013; 28 (6): 918-22.

“Pain assessment and management in older hospitalised patients: observation shows common themes relating to nurse-patient communication, pain management strategies, organisational aspects of care and the complex nature of pain.” Evidence-based nursing 16.4 (2013):123.

Pain assessment and management in surgical nursing: a literature review. British journal of nursing 2009 vol:18 iss:3 pg:153

SESSION 11: PROTOCOLS AND STANDARDS: Evidenced based nurse driven pain management protocol for the post operative patient. Connect 2011 vol:8 iss:2 pg:48

Carlson CL. Use of three evidence-based postoperative pain assessment practices by registered nurses. Pain Management Nursing (PAIN MANAGE NURS), 2009 Dec; 10 (4): 174-87.

Postoperative Pain Management (Children): Children’s Experiences. Gomersall, Judith Streak 2017

Efficacy of music listening as a postoperative pain management intervention in adult patients: a systematic review. Kusi-Amponsah, Abigail, et al. 2017

Crowe, Linda. Systematic review of the effectiveness of nursing interventions in reducing or relieving post-operative pain. The JBI Library of Systematic Reviews. 6(4):165-224, 2008.

Searched: CINAHL, Joanna Briggs Keywords: pain management, postoperative, post operative, hospitalized

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Are there studies on the safety of midline catheters?

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Sharp, Rebecca, et al. “The safety and efficacy of midlines compared to peripherally inserted central catheters for adult cystic fibrosis patients: A retrospective, observational study.” International journal of nursing studies 51.5 (2014):694-702.

Alexandrou, Evan, et al. “Central venous catheter placement by advanced practice nurses demonstrates low procedural complication and infection rates–a report from 13 years of service.” Critical care medicine 42.3 (2014):536-543.

Kanokkantapong, C, N Leeaphorn, and T Kanjanabuch. “The effects of peritoneal dialysis catheter insertion using paramedian versus midline approach on CAPD patients.” Journal of the Medical Association of Thailand = Chotmaihet thanphaet 94 suppl. 4 (2011):S52-S57.

Amerasekera, S S H, et al. “Imaging of the complications of peripherally inserted central venous catheters.” Clinical radiology 64.8 (2009):832-840.

Griffiths, Vivien. “Midline catheters: indications, complications and maintenance.” Nursing standard 22.11 (2007):48-57.

Anderson, N R. “Midline catheters: the middle ground of intravenous therapy administration.” Journal of infusion nursing 27.5 (2004):313-321.

“Applying current research to influence clinical practice: utilization of midline catheters.” Journal of intravenous nursing 21.5 (1998):271.

“Complications related to intravenous midline catheter usage: a 2-year study.” Journal of intravenous nursing 21.2 (1998):76.

The risk of midline catheterization in hospitalized patients: a prospective study… republished with permission from Dr. Leonard Mermel. The risk of midline catheterization in hospitalized patients. Ann Intern Med. 1995; 123:841-844. 1996; 12.1:6

“Initiating a pediatric peripherally inserted central catheter and midline catheter program.” Journal of intravenous nursing 17.4 (1994):201.

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