Discuss one personal strength and one weakness you have regarding professional presentations. Name one method for improvement for each of these, and discuss why it is important for you to work on these skills if you want to present your findings in a more formal setting.
Not all EBP projects result in statistically significant results. Define clinical significance, and explain the difference between clinical and statistical significance. How can you use clinical significance to support positive outcomes in your project?
Based on how you will evaluate your EBP project, which independent and dependent variables do you need to collect? Why?
n order to evaluate an evidence-based practice project, it is important to be able to determine the effectiveness of your change. Discuss one way you will be able to evaluate whether your project made a difference in practice.
Describe one internal and one external method for the dissemination of your EBP project results. For example, an internal method may be the hospital board, and an external method may be a professional nursing organization. Discuss why it is important to report your results to both of these groups. How will your communication strategies change for each group?
1-I like these questions! Our hospital does have drills but we have not had an “active shooter” drill yet. We talk about it within our department but not as an entire hospital yet. They have set up emergency response communication via text messaging and they have used that a few times but not for anything catastrophic. The topic makes me sick and sad as this is becoming our reality and that this is becoming a part of life.
I did perform CPR on a Grandfather who was attending “”Disney on Ice” at our huge arena. It was a snowy night and I got there early. I was on the level above when I saw him go down and heard the screams from family. Not many people there yet. By the time I had gotten down to the level where he was seemed like an eternity. He was pulse less and blue. I did do CPR and continued until EMS arrived. He did die at the hospital and I later found out if was from a pulmonary embolism. The family was very thankful and obviously devastated.
I have been called several times from the stands at my girls sporting events to help with injuries or emergnecies as most of us as nurses have been.
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2-enjoyed reading your post and also feel like the tertiary prevention phase is very important in the recovery phase. This is the phase that will help individuals long term . The aftermath of the 2010 Haitian earthquake was devastating it is at this phase focus can be put on prevention measures such s counseling, chronic disease rehabilitation, services for housing and any type long term maintenance.
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3-I can definitely identify with compassion fatigue. I am a mental health nurse and each night I clock in I have the privilege of being a listening ear for someone who feels that life is hopeless. Sometimes I am able to lift spirits sometime not. What I try to do is take my time away so regardless of how much they call me stating staffing is low I don’t come in. During that time off I go do to the gym, spend time with my family and most importantly worship, pray and praise my Lord.
What is the difference between a group “at risk” for poor health and a group considered a “vulnerable” population? Provide an example of an “at risk” or “vulnerable population” group in the United States and one in another country (or immigrants within the United States).
According to Buddhism, the cause of pain is desire. Take a different view and write about what you consider the cause of pain to be. (We do not mean physical pain from an injury, but emotional pain.)
Please indicate some of the benefits of using a mixed methodology versus not? Please support your answer.
. How would you select your sample from the selected population?
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