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A cognitive-behavioral rehearsal intervention to increase nursing students' self-efficacy to respond to lateral violence

Ericka J. Sanner-Stiehr

Washington, DC, USA

A comparison of nursing educational practices related to medication dosage calculation with practice expectations

Donna Crawford

Washington, DC, USA

A comparison of online and televised interactive classroom learning for undergraduate nursing research

Mary Anne Hales Reynolds
Nancy Renn

Washington, DC, USA

A systematic review of suicide prevention programs for Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom

Linda Casale

Washington, DC, USA

A transformation to family-focused nursing practice is evident in undergraduate students

Kelly Krumwiede
Kristen Abbott-Anderson
Patricia K. Young

Washington, DC, USA

Academic practice partnerships and nurse residency programs

Donna M. Glynn

Washington, DC, USA

An analysis of peer teaching between adult health and nursing assessment students

Kayla E. Hancock
Jessica L. Naber
Summer Cross
Tonia L. Mailow

Washington, DC, USA

Authentic and collaborative project-based learning: A model for teaching evidence-based practice focused graduate capstone online

Carole D. Liske
Traci J. Starkey
M. Elizabeth Register

Washington, DC, USA

Authentic Learning: A Concept Analysis

Gugu Ndawo

Washington, DC, USA

Breaking traditions: Exploring new variables to promote student success

Haley P. Strickland
Michelle H. Cheshire
Sara K. Kaylor
Melondie R. Carter

Washington, DC, USA

Clinical decision making in nursing students: When intuition helps and when it hurts

Amanda L. Price
Krista White
Kristen D. Zulkosky
Jean Pretz

Washington, DC, USA

Clinical judgement in baccalaureate pre-licensure nursing students

Wendy Grochowski Manetti

Washington, DC, USA

Creating a family-focused curriculum grounded in the science of nursing and nursing education

Colleen Royle
Norma Krumwiede

Washington, DC, USA

Deliberate practice simulation: Striving for skills mastery and clinical reasoning

Melissa I. Owen
Michael Garbett
Caroline Varner Coburn
Angela Frederick Amar

Washington, DC, USA

Demystifying instrument development: A practical approach for nursing education researchers

Darrell R. Jr. Spurlock
Amy Hagedorn Wonder

Washington, DC, USA

Designing an innovative curricular module to teach patient-centered care coordination

Kathleen Tilton

Washington, DC, USA

Development of a tool to assess clinical educator role perceptions

Sharon M. Jones
Cheryl Zlotnick
Ainat Koren
Anya Bostian Peters
Cheryl F. Saffer
Malvin Torsvik
Dalit Wilhelm

Washington, DC, USA

Discourse in ways of knowing and engagement: Advancing nursing knowledge in online environments

Esther G. Bankert
Tresa Kaur Dusaj
Holly Evans Madison
Patricia Cannistraci

Washington, DC, USA

Educating BSN millennial students: It's not your mother's classroom

Rebecca D. Toothaker

Washington, DC, USA

Education strategies to promote interprofessional team collaboration skills for health professions students: Efficacy and impact

Kathleen A. Poindexter

Washington, DC, USA

Emancipatory nursing praxis: A theory of social justice in nursing

Robin R. Walter

Washington, DC, USA

Evaluating the dynamic combination of simulation and cognitive rehearsal to foster civility and transform practice

Cynthia M. Clark

Washington, DC, USA

Evaluating the effectiveness of instructional methodologies among nurses: Lectures, e-learning and self study strategies

Tracey Soper

Washington, DC, USA

Evidence-Based Practice Curriculum for Residency Programs

Judith Wendt

Washington, DC, USA

Expanding Nursing Students' Sense of Professionalism by an International Clinical Experience

Nancy C. Wilk
Kylene D. Abraham

Washington, DC, USA

Family nursing research: A call for nursing education to strengthen the family focus

Sandra Eggenberger
Kristen Abbott-Anderson
Kelly Krumwiede
Norma Krumwiede
Patricia K. Young
Colleen Royle
Marilyn A. Swan
Stacey Ann Van Gelderen

Washington, DC, USA

Identifying the influence of barriers on research as described by non-tenured nurse faculty

Deborah L. Whittaker

Washington, DC, USA

Implementing team huddles on an acute psychiatric unit: Evidence-based practice project

Kathleen Nguyen
Kelly Coughlan

Washington, DC, USA

Innovation in public-health nursing education: A survey of student acquisition of core knowledge and competencies

Agnes M. Burkhard
Eileen F. Sarsfield

Washington, DC, USA

Integrating collaborative learning in nursing education

Nancy C. Falvo

Washington, DC, USA

Integrating Research and Collaborative Learning Across the BSN Curriculum

Mary Terwilliger
Robin Bilan

Washington, DC, USA

Integrating virtual patient simulations into the classroom: The SRM Model

A. J. Kleinheksel

Washington, DC, USA

International immersion experience impact on nurse practitioner and medical students readiness for interprofessional education

Debra A. Kosko

Washington, DC, USA

Let's get moving: Evidence-based practice project

Domenique Ivone
Brisa Consoletti

Washington, DC, USA

Making community-based participatory research (CBPR) "real" in undergraduate interdisciplinary nursing education

LaSonya A. Davis-Smith

Washington, DC, USA

Measuring a healthy work environment in acute care hospital settings

Penny Huddleston

Washington, DC, USA

Methodological considerations in simulation research: Constructing rigorous investigations to advance practice

Mary Ann Cantrell
Kim Leighton
Gregory Gilbert

Washington, DC, USA

Methods for the development and validation of new assessment instruments

Francisco A. Jimenez
A. J. Kleinheksel

Washington, DC, USA

"My Wish Is Not Big, I Just Want to Pass": Clinical Learning for International Students

Cathy Dickson

Washington, DC, USA

National Survey of Opinions and Preferences About the Required Culminating Project of DNP Programs

Ellen Beth Daroszewski

Washington, DC, USA

Nurse educator self-assessed technology competence and online teaching efficacy: A pilot study

Sally L. Richter
Laurie J. Ware

Washington, DC, USA

Nurse educators' practices in the measurement of student achievement using multiple-choice tests

Susan Birkhead
Linnea Jatulis

Washington, DC, USA

Nursing faculty perceptions of student evaluations, grading practices, and administrative performance reviews

Debbie Marie Beck

Washington, DC, USA

Nursing graduate perceptions of clinical simulation experiences

Cynthia L. Cummings
Linda K. Connelly

Washington, DC, USA

Nursing students learning to provide end-of-life care through simulation

Rita W. Ferguson
Patricia Cosby

Washington, DC, USA

Nursing students' perceptions of trust in the student-faculty relationship

Lynn M. Varagona
Judith L. Hold

Washington, DC, USA

Outcomes following introduction of an interprofessional dedicated education unit with nursing, medicine and pharmacy

Rosalie O. Mainous
Cheryl Waker
Deborah Ulrich

Washington, DC, USA

Peer mentoring during hospital practicum to reduce anxiety in the first semester clinical nursing student

Danielle Katherine Walker

Washington, DC, USA

Physician, nurse and unlicensed assistive personnel perceptions of interdisciplinary communication and collaboration: A phenomenological study

Gwendolyn L. Lancaster

Washington, DC, USA

Practice training needs analysis of nurses in the implementation of TB and HIV policy guidelines

Million S. Bimerew
Deliwe Rene Phetlhu

Washington, DC, USA

Preceptor stressors and satisfactions in nurse practitioner education

Christine M. Berte

Washington, DC, USA

Predicting NCLEX failures: Standardized content mastery assessments as a catalyst for improving pass rates

DeAnna Jan Emory

Washington, DC, USA

Preparing nurse faculty leaders through a mentored leadership experience

Karen L. Gorton
Kay Clevenger
Omar Ali

Washington, DC, USA

Reducing disparities to transform practice: Connecting the dots between student success and linguistically modified exams

Jo Ann Mulready-Shick
Jean Edward

Washington, DC, USA

Research Synthesis of the State of the Science on Clinical Evaluation in Nursing Education

Lynne Porter Lewallen
Elizabeth R. Van Horn

Washington, DC, USA

Researching student engagement in nursing education: Improvement in opportunities for critical thinking

Jennifer B. Drexler

Washington, DC, USA

RN's attribute developing nursing competencies to participation in an international clinical experience as a student

Sherylyn M. Watson

Washington, DC, USA

Role strain, faculty stress, and organizational support for clinical nurse faculty assigning a failing grade

Jeannie Couper

Washington, DC, USA

Scholarship: A new model to promote faculty and student success in nursing education

Pamela Ironside
Kristina Thomas Dreifuerst
Amy Hagedorn Wonder

Washington, DC, USA

Scholarship: Insights from history to support advancement in nursing education

Darrell R. Jr. Spurlock
Amy Hagedorn Wonder

Washington, DC, USA

Seeing is believing: How a new model supports scholarship in nursing education

Amy Hagedorn Wonder
Kristina Thomas Dreifuerst
Angela Marie McNelis
Pamela Ironside

Washington, DC, USA

Selecting an instrument: Important psychometric properties using the general well-being schedule as the example

Kandace Landreneau

Washington, DC, USA

Shadowing in early baccalaureate nursing education and its influence on professional role perspectives

Monika Schuler

Washington, DC, USA

Shaping Nursing Pedagogy to Support Client-Focused Care for the Practitioners of Tomorrow

Stacey M. Frawley

Washington, DC, USA

Simulation roles and clinical decision making accuracy in an acute care scenario

Krista White
Kristen D. Zulkosky
Jean Pretz
Amanda L. Price

Washington, DC, USA

Socratic pedagogy: An ancient approach serves as a new catalyst for teaching critical thinking

Christine Dinkins
Jeanne M. Sorrell
Pamela R. Cangelosi

Washington, DC, USA

Standardizing nurses' bioethics decisions with innovative interactive technologies

David Perlman
Michele G. Nichols

Washington, DC, USA

Supporting innovative technology with contemporary pedagogy: A layered learning approach

Kim Leighton
Eric B. Bauman
Angela B. Samosorn

Washington, DC, USA

Teaching research in an online undergraduate course using collaborative learning

Laurie Bladen

Washington, DC, USA

Teaching students and nurses evidence-based recommendations for culturally sensitive perinatal care of Somali immigrant women

Bernita Eileen Missal
Connie Lynn Clark

Washington, DC, USA

Technology Innovations in Nursing Education

Melissa A. Stec

Washington, DC, USA

The global health service partnership: An academic-clinical partnership to build nursing capacity in Sub-Saharan Africa

Eileen M. Stuart-Shor
Julie Anathan
Linda Jacobsen
Laura Foradori
Elizabeth Cunningham

Washington, DC, USA

The impact of immersion experience on perceived caring factors in undergraduate nursing students

Mary Kathryn Sanders

Washington, DC, USA

The impact of technology-enhanced learning activities on nursing student engagement in the classroom

Alicia A. Stone

Washington, DC, USA

The relationship of self-efficacy and psychomotor skill competency

Melanie Leigh Cason

Washington, DC, USA

There's an app for that: Using mobile app technology to educate nurses at the bedside

Nicole P. Delinski

Washington, DC, USA

Transforming post-masters DNP education: Student perspectives about their educational experiences

Jana L. Esden
Mary Reid Nichols

Washington, DC, USA

Transforming the nurse educator: A journey into storytelling and transformative reflection

Laura Fillmore
Candice Phillips
Kandyce Richards

Washington, DC, USA

Transition to practice after participation in a student nurse associate program: A qualitative study

Kathleen W. Hopkins

Washington, DC, USA

Translating learning outcomes to enhance teaching and curricula

Ann Holland

Washington, DC, USA

Using simulations to teach end-of-life care: A research study

Frances F. Mal

Washington, DC, USA

Using technology to enhance student learning

Jone Tiffany

Washington, DC, USA

Virtual Clinical to Help With High Stakes Testing

Tamara J. Pobocik

Washington, DC, USA

We don't miter the sheets on the bed: Understanding the preceptor role in nursing enculturation

Susan M. Strouse
Emily M. Haan

Washington, DC, USA

Where does good research start? Theory as the foundation for knowledge development

Barbara J. Patterson
Lisa Day

Washington, DC, USA