Evidence-Based Nursing - BMJ blogs

FEBRUARY 11, 2024

This week’s blog is by Gilda Davis , PhD Student and Senior Lecturer in Children’s Nursing, University of Worcester @worcester_uni @uow_TCSNM with support from her Supervisory team: Professor Kerry Gaskin @GaskinKerry, Professor Győző Molnár @GyozoMolnar and Dr Jackie Bentley. This blog provides a summary of preliminary findings regarding bereaved parents’ decision making about their child’s place of death.

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Nurse Nacole

FEBRUARY 11, 2024

Category: Fundamentals A false lumen can be created during replacement of a tracheal tube or during repositioning of a dislodged tube. Obese patients are at high risk for false passage because of their redundant neck tissue.

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The Caregiving Years Training Academy

FEBRUARY 11, 2024

I love to press “brew” on my coffee maker in the morning. I wonder, then, what else we can brew during our day. Let’s see what happens when we ask ourselves this question to start our day this week: “What can I brew today?” Perhaps we can brew a different flavor of coffee to remind ourselves we have choices within our day. Maybe we can brew up a different perspective about a painful situation, a different arrangement for our furniture to freshen up our environment or a better way to complete a t

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The Caregiving Years Training Academy

FEBRUARY 11, 2024

I’m wondering what has happened to us. I spent time last week feeling like it doesn’t pay to offer programs or services for free. I believe in what I do and want individuals to experience my work which is why I sometimes choose to be generous about my work. No matter how specific I communicate with verbal and written instructions about the details of the complementary services and programs, I receive demands from those who want more and want more now.

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