Evidence-Based Nursing

EVIDENCE-BASED NURSING Evidence-Based Nursing Evidence-Based Nursing Introduction The main purpose of this paper is to select an evidence based practice and focus on one issue. The issue chosen in this paper is doing learning disability patients find patient care approach (CPA) beneficial for acute pain. Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) has its origins in medicine, beginning ...

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Philosophy Of Nursing

PHILOSOPHY OF NURSING Personal philosophy of nursing Personal philosophy of nursing Role of the nursing profession in society Nursing is one of those few professions everyone can look to with respect. It is my personal believe that the responsibility of a nurse can be very difficult, challenging and even at times frantic, ...

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Nursing And Body Parts

Nursing and Body Parts Nursing and Body Parts Introduction The aim of this study is to discuss my perceptions about body modifications, piercing and nursing. Modifications may include tattoos, body piercings and unnatural hair colors. I have heard several complains about nursing and body parts and, complains from several people were measured ...

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Article Analysis

Article Analysis Article Analysis Introduction This paper intends to make a critical analysis of a chosen article “Combat Lateral Violence in Nursing” published in Oncology Nursing Society (ONS) by Barbara Lubejko. The purpose of the paper is to get acquainted with the professional literature sources that are used in nursing. In addition to ...

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Every Woman Matters Program

EVERY WOMAN MATTERS PROGRAM Every Woman Matters Program Every Woman Matters Program Introduction Development of social welfare measures that seek to play in improving the quality of life of women through various trainings and information campaigns, that will close the gaps of inequality of opportunity between men and women. These programs aim to provide ...

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Pressure Ulcers

PRESSURE ULCERS Prevention of pressure ulcer in nursing homes using pressure relieving cushions in chairs Prevention of pressure ulcer in nursing homes using pressure relieving cushions in chairs Introduction Wheelchair users everywhere face many challenges in their life, mobility and access to name a few. Potentially the most devastating of them all is a ...

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Critical Appraisal Of A Research Report

Critical appraisal of a research report Critical appraisal of a research report Introduction There is a growing body of evidence to suggest that Australian men have a poorer health status than women. Men have a higher rate of mortality, are up to 4 times more likely to commit suicide, and suffer from a ...

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Epilepsy

EPILEPSY Epilepsy Epilepsy Introduction Seizures are episodes of sudden, excessive electrical discharges within the brain that result in alterations in consciousness and/or motor activity. Recurrent, unprovoked seizures constitute epilepsy. Seizures may be generalized or partial (also called focal). Generalized seizures affect both hemispheres of the brain and always result in loss of consciousness, while partial ...

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Peripheral Arterial Disease

PERIPHERAL ARTERIAL DISEASE Peripheral Arterial Disease Table of Contents Introduction1 Epidemiology1 Classification2 Etiology2 Causes3 Symptoms4 Diagnosis of PAD5 Treatment8 Conclusion9 References11 Peripheral Arterial Disease Introduction The aging process is associated with the development of variable degrees of degenerative arterial disease. Longevity and quality of life may be improved by recognition, evaluation, and appropriate therapy of diseases that affect blood vessels. The purpose of this ...

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Nursing Care Plan For Addressing Osteogenesis

Nursing care plan for addressing Osteogenesis Nursing care plan for addressing Osteogenesis Introduction Osteogenesis imperfecta is also referred to as brittle bone disease, the disease and genetic and occurs due to a disorder of the connective tissue, the most obvious symptom is that bones fracture easily, more than often for no particular. ...

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