Pulmonary Embolism

Pulmonary Embolism Pulmonary Embolism Introduction The blood clot occurrence in lungs is called as Pulmonary Embolism (PE). Smaller vessels of heart, arms, pelvis, and legs are the most known places of the clot (Davis, and Schiffman, 2012). Sometimes the clot becomes larger. This large clot is formed in the larger veins of legs ...

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Health Care And Costs

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Impacts Of Informatics On Nurses In A Healthcare Organization

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Childhood Obesity

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Barriers To Evidence-Based Nursing - A Literature Review

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Critique Of Research Studies

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Ebp Literature Search/Appraisal Of Evidence

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Evaluation Of Research Articles

Evaluation of Research Articles Evaluation of Research Articles Introduction Nursing practice is a dynamic practice that involves application of high-level skills and knowledge in health care practice across stable and complex conditions. Professionally competent practice has several components; its main component is clinical practice skills, which focuses on a specific population ...

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Critique Of “a Naturalistic Test Of Peplau’s Theory In Home Visiting”

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Nursing Ethics

Nursing Ethics Nursing Ethics Introduction The nurse lives in a particular society, in which there declared values of a culture and the degree of economic development attained, but, above all, the way society is. These values must be contained in professions that are more connotation in society, among which is nursing, ...

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