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| Titre : | Journal of Pediatric Nursing, Vol. 30, n°2. - March/April 2015 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 01/03/2015 |
Dépouillements
Article
Benjamin K. Barton, Auteur ;
Susan M. Kologi, Auteur
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Highlights
•Unauthorized access to firearms by children results in many injuries and fatalities in the United States each year. Research suggests that storage methods across homes are influenced by various contextual factors and lack consiste[...]
Article
Stephanie Burgess, Auteur ;
Donna G. Nativio, Auteur ;
Joyce E. Penrose, Auteur
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This quality improvement project implemented an evidence-based immunization protocol aimed at decreasing pain and distress associated with immunizations for children ages 4 to 6 by utilizing distraction and a benzocaine-based anesthetic spray. T[...]
Article
Chiu-Lien Tseng, Auteur ;
Chu-Yu Huang, Auteur ;
Jeong-Hwan Park, Auteur ;
et al., Auteur
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Highlights
•Management for children's abdominal pain among Indonesian mothers in transnational marriages was affected by their family, living environment, cultural background and religious beliefs.
•Feelings of anxiousness and the uncertaint[...]
Article
Gwendolyn D. Childs, Auteur ;
Candace Knight, Auteur ;
Reashanda White, Auteur
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Highlights
•We explored never-pregnant African American girls' opinions about teen pregnancy.
•Observations of pregnant teens shaped participants' views about teen pregnancy.
•Participants perceived negative consequences associated with tee[...]
Article
Comfort Enah, Auteur ;
Kendra Piper, Auteur ;
Linda Moneyham, Auteur
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Highlights
•Electronic gaming is an acceptable means of delivering HIV prevention interventions to young rural adolescent.
•The UNESCO game in its current format is not optimally designed to suit the needs of most young rural adolescents.
•[...]
Article
Christina Epitropakis, Auteur ;
Elizabeth A. Dipietro, Auteur
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Highlights
•Various reasons for pediatric medication refusal are explored.
•The use of an applied behavioral analysis framework for developing a medication compliance protocol is described.
•The components of a medication compliance protoco[...]
Article
Sallie Davis Kirsch, Auteur ;
Lauren S. Wilson, Auteur ;
Michelle Harkins, Auteur
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Highlights
•Use of call center nurses was a feasible strategy for placing post-hospitalization calls and provided some advantages to use of other staff.
•The effort required to make these calls was approximately 12 minutes per call.
•[...]
Article
Natasha Laibhen-Parkes, Auteur ;
Jennifer Brasch, Auteur ;
Linda Gioncardi, Auteur
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Highlights
•Nursing Grand Rounds is a creative way to promote evidence-based learning.
•We discussed the implementation of formal Nursing Grand Rounds in a large tertiary pediatric hospital.
•The framework used to implement Nursing Grand Ro[...]
Article
Kwame Owusu-Edusei, Auteur ;
Elaine W. Flagg, Auteur ;
Thomas L. Gift, Auteur
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Highlights
•There were 150 neonate admissions with herpes simplex virus (HSV) diagnosis.
•Approximately half (n = 73) were admitted for > 7 days.
•Mean excess cost was $40,044 [$33,529–$47,775] for those admitted > 7 d[...]
Article
Kerri Erickson, Auteur ;
Donna Freeborn, Auteur ;
Susanne Olsen Roper, Auteur ;
et al., Auteur
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Highlights
•Manage the challenges of disease management every day,
•Have concerns about possible health complications of T1D,
•Experience considerable expenses in managing both diseases,
•Worry about their child's emotional/mental health,
[...]
Article
Hoi Sing Chung, Auteur ;
Donna K. Hathaway, Auteur ;
Dukhee B. Lew, Auteur
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Highlights
•Multiple hospital admissions are common in pediatric asthma patients with major family concern and economic burden.
•Risk factors associated with hospital readmission in pediatric asthma have not been fully elucidated.
•Various [...]
Article
Meghan M. Weese, Auteur ;
Louise D. Jakubik, Auteur ;
Aris B. Eliades, Auteur ;
et al., Auteur
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Highlights
•We examined mentoring practices and mentoring benefits in pediatric nurse protégés.
•Mentoring practices predict mentoring benefits.
•Mentoring begets mentoring.
•This study demonstrated that those who are mentored become mento[...]
Article
Highlights
•Poisonings are major health concern in pediatrics despite years of prevention
•New agents causing injury include lithium ion batteries, detergent pods, and nicotine candy
•Two behavioral theories are used to attempt to explain p[...]
Article
Tina Gauthier, Auteur ;
Rika M. L. Meyer, Auteur ;
Dagmar Grefe, Auteur ;
et al., Auteur
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Highlights
•We found this mindfulness intervention feasible for our sample of critical care nurses.
•Stress significantly decreased from baseline to follow-up across all nurses.
•Findings demonstrate that irrespective of meditation experien[...]
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