Professional development for new graduate nurses.

Role‐modelling and the Hidden Curriculum: New Graduate Nurses’ Professional Socialisation.” Journal of Clinical Nursing. 27, no. 15/16 (2018): 3157.

Graduates’ Development of Interprofessional Practice Capability during Their Early Socialisation into Professional Roles.” Journal of Interprofessional Care. 31, no. 4 (2017): 438.

Effect of Mentoring Relationships on Professional Socialization of the Pre-Licensure Clinical Nurse Leader Graduate.” Effect of Mentoring Relationships on Professional Socialization of the Pre-Licensure Clinical Nurse Leader Graduate, 2017, 1.

A Beginning Theory of Faculty’s Role in Assisting New Graduate Nurses’ Adjustment to Practice.” Beginning Theory of Faculty’s Role in Assisting New Graduate Nurses’ Adjustment to Practice, 2014, Beginning Theory of Faculty’s Role in Assisting New Graduate Nurses’ Adjustment to Practice , 2014.

A Phenomenological Exploration of Graduate Nurse Transition to Professional Practice within a Transition to Practice Program.” Collegian : Journal of the Royal College of Nursing, Australia. 25, no. 3 (2018): 319.

The Influence of Authentic Leadership and Supportive Professional Practice Environments on New Graduate Nurses’ Job Satisfaction.” Journal of Research in Nursing. 21, no. 2 (2016): 125.

What Works: Developing Professionalism and Leadership in New Nurses.” American Nurse Today 11, no. 6 (2016): 11.

Enabling Professional Development in Mental Health Nursing: The Role of Clinical Leadership.” Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing. 22, no. 8 (2015): 616.

Davis, Kate. White, Sarahlouise. Stephenson, Matthew. The influence of workplace culture on nurses’ learning experiences: a systematic review of qualitative evidence. JBI Database of Systematic Reviews & Implementation Reports. 14(6):274-346, 2016.

Pearson, Alan [RN PhD FRCNA FRCN]. Porritt, Kylie [RN BN GradDipNSc (cardiac) MNSc]. Doran, Diane [RN PhD FCAHS]. Vincent, Leslie [RN MscA CON(C)]. Craig, Dianna [RN BA Med]. Tucker, Donna [RN MscN]. Long, Leslye [RN PhD MRCNA]. A systematic review of evidence on the professional practice of the nurse and developing and sustaining a healthy work environment in healthcare. JBI Database of Systematic Reviews & Implementation Reports. 2006.

Risk factors for developing clostridium difficile (aka c. diff) and/or risk stratification for development and reoccurrence of C. Diff

This collection contains 36 articles on risk factors for developing clostridium difficile (aka cdiff) and/or risk stratification for development and reoccurence of cdiff.

Here is one search technique that was used to find articles in PubMed: ((“Clostridium Difficile”[Mesh] OR “clostridium difficile”[ti] OR “c diff”[ti] OR cdiff[ti]) AND (“Risk Factors”[Mesh] OR “risk factors”[ti]) AND (systematic[sb] OR Meta-Analysis[ptyp])) OR ((“Clostridium Difficile”[Mesh] OR “clostridium difficile”[ti] OR “c diff”[ti] OR cdiff[ti]) AND ((risk OR risks) AND (stratify OR stratifies OR stratified OR stratifying OR stratification)))

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Hourly rounding/hourly physiologic monitoring by nurses

This collection contains 51 articles on hourly rounding/hourly physiologic monitoring of acute care patients by nurses. It does not include articles that were specific to inpatient rehab, inpatient psychiatric patients, and epilepsy monitoring units. Many of the articles are meta-analyses or systematic reviews.

Here is one search technique that was used to find articles in PubMed: (“rounds hourly” OR “round hourly” OR “rounded hourly” OR “rounding hourly” OR “hourly rounding” OR “hourly rounds” OR “hourly physiologic” OR “physiologic monitoring hourly” OR ((“monitor hourly” OR “monitors hourly”) AND (“vital signs” OR physiologic))) AND (nurse OR nurses OR nursing)

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Use of whiteboards (aka dry-erase boards) at the patients’ bedside

This collection contains 22 articles primarily about the use of whiteboards (aka dry-erase boards) in patients’ rooms. It includes articles even when the use of a board was briefly mentioned because it may include an idea for something to add to an existing board or provide ideas on how whiteboards have been used in bundles. An article on use of a goals’ worksheet posted near patients’ beds is included since it may be useful for coming up with ideas for what to add to the whiteboard since goals are usually on the board.

Here is one search technique that was used to find articles in PubMed: “white board” OR “white boards” OR “whiteboard” OR “whiteboards” OR dry-erase OR “dry erase” OR “goals worksheet” OR “goals worksheets”) AND (room OR rooms OR bedside) AND (patient OR patients) AND (nurse OR nurses OR nursing)

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Using ice to prevent mouth sores during chemotherapy.

Reis, Paula; Ciol, Marcia; Melo, Nilce; Figueiredo, Paulo; Leite, André; Manzi, Natália; Dos Reis, Paula Elaine Diniz; Ciol, Marcia A; de Melo, Nilce Santos; Figueiredo, Paulo Tadeu de Souza; Leite, André Ferreira; Manzi, Natália de Melo Chamomile infusion cryotherapy to prevent oral mucositis induced by chemotherapy: a pilot study. Source: Supportive Care in Cancer (SUPPORT CARE CANCER), Oct2016; 24(10): 4393-4398. (6p)

Karagözoglu S; Ulusoy MF Chemotherapy: the effect of oral cryotherapy on the development of mucositis.
Journal of Clinical Nursing (J CLIN NURS), Jul2005; 14(6): 754-765. (12p)

Nikoletti S; Hyde S; Shaw T; Myers H; Kristjanson LJ Comparison of plain ice and flavoured ice for preventing oral mucositis associated with the use of 5 fluorouracil. Journal of Clinical Nursing (J CLIN NURS), Jul2005; 14(6): 750-753. (4p)

Taheri JB; Razavi SM; Hajir S; Vaziri P; Bakhtiari S Effect of local hypothermia in prevention or reduction of chemotherapy induced mucositis signs.
Journal of Dental School (J DENT SCH), 2009 Autumn; 27(3): 6-6. (1p)

Katrancı, Nilgün; Ovayolu, Nimet; Ovayolu, Ozlem; Sevinc, Alper Evaluation of the effect of cryotherapy in preventing oral mucositis associated with chemotherapy – A randomized controlled trial.
European Journal of Oncology Nursing (EUR J ONCOL NURS), Sep2012; 16(4): 339-344. (6p)

Wodzinski, Amelia Potential Benefits of Oral Cryotherapy for Chemotherapy-Induced Mucositis.
Clinical Journal of Oncology Nursing (CLIN J ONCOL NURS), Oct2016; 20(5): 462-465. (4p)

Criteria for unavoidable pressure ulcers

Seven articles were found that provide information on criteria for unavoidable pressure ulcers.

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Vasopressor agents and development of pressure ulcers

Five articles were found that provide evidence on patients’ usage of vasopressor agents and subsequent development of pressure ulcers.

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Go to the Woodruff Health Sciences Center Library’s homepage at http://health.library.emory.edu/
Click on “PubMed.”
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