Low Birth Weights

LOW BIRTH WEIGHTS Low Birth Weights Abstract Low-birth weight (LBW) is defined as the rate of babies born weighing less than 2500 grams per 100 live births. This research seeks to empirically examine the influence of examined factors on LBW, both directly and indirectly, through selected measures of smoking, low income, poor ...

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Critical Care Nursing

CRITICAL CARE NURSING Critical Care Nursing Abstract In this study we try to explore the concept of critical care nursing in a holistic context. The main focus of the research is on critical care nursing and its relation with its development and various other aspects. The research also analyzes many aspects of critical ...

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Nursing

NURSING Nursing Nursing Introduction The truth is that if you are considering a career in the nursing field, this should be a decision based on conscious consideration of a variety of factors. First, you should know that nursing is not for everyone. You must be prepared to work hard. Nursing is both physically and ...

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Patient Guide

PATIENT GUIDE Patient Guide to the WWW Patient Guide to the WWW Part 1: Patient Internet Evaluation Guide Introduction The Internet is an important source for patients to explore information related to health condition and treatment. It provides quick and easy access to information for sharing, dissemination, and use. Although it contains a ...

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Nursing

NURSING Nursing Table of Contents Research Design3 Literature Search3 Keywords4 Definition of Qualitative Research4 Research Method5 Literature Selection Criteria5 Search Technique6 Theoretical Framework6 Objective6 Stages6 Other types of research appropriate in breast cancer screening7 Prospective Cohort Design7 Retrospective Cohort Design8 Case -Control Design8 Interventional Designs9 Experimental Designs9 Reliability/Dependability10 Validity11 Problem for a therapeutic nursing situation12 Importance of Therapeutic approach12 Research tools12 Affects of tools on result13 Use of theoretical model for nursing research13 References14 Annotated Bibliography16 Appendix19 Nursing Research Design The research is based ...

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Nursing

NURSING Nursing implication in violent abuse of pregnant women (Outline) Table of Contents I - Introduction1 II - Signs & Symptoms1 III - Assessments of Abuse2 IV - Nurses training for Intimate Partner Violence Screening2 V - Long Term Impact of IPV3 VI - Conclusion3 Nursing implication in violent abuse of pregnant women (Outline) I - Introduction Nursing is a health ...

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Nursing Management

NURSING MANAGEMENT Nursing Management Abstract In this study we try to explore the concept of “Nursing Management” in a holistic context. The main focus of the research is on “Nursing Management” and its relation with “Leadership”. The research also analyzes many aspects of “Nursing Management” and tries to gauge its effect on ...

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Fall Prevention In Healthcare Institutes

FALL PREVENTION IN HEALTHCARE INSTITUTES Fall Prevention in Healthcare Institutes Paper Outline Introduction This part discusses the basic concept and importance of Fall Prevention to a healthcare institute. Literature Review Takes into the account the present material and research on the subject. Fall Prevention as an Integral Part of Healthcare Institutions Describes why Fall Prevention Interventions must be ...

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Angina

ANGINA Diagnosis of Angina Introduction [Name of the Institute] Diagnosis of Angina Introduction Introduction Angina's common treatments are Calcium channel blockers, Nitroglycerin and beta blockers. Angina is not a disease; it is a symptom of heart problem. Angina primarily relates to coronary heart disease (Jackson, 2008). Cause The main cause of angina is the blockage ...

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Retention Of Nurses

RETENTION OF NURSES Retention of Nurses in Hospitals: Strategies Retention of Nurses in Hospitals: Strategies Introduction Nursing is very important in the field of medicine. It is due to them that patients get good care and they are available for the patients at all times. Despite of serving the patients regularly and taking good ...

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