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A baccalaureate community health nursing course grounded in Nightingale's Environmental Action Theory of Nursing Practice

Susan Calhoun

Washington, DC, USA

A collaboration challenge: Improving processes for immersion experiences in BSN programs

Lisa E. Guthrie

Washington, DC, USA

A multiple case study of associate degree nursing student experiences on NCLEX-RN© preparation

Soosannamma Joseph

Washington, DC, USA

A pilot study of student nurses' self-efficacy in performing venipuncture

Christine M. Nebocat

Washington, DC, USA

Accelerated Nursing Students Perception of Factors Influencing Retention

Shevellanie E. Lott

Washington, DC, USA

Active Learning: A Concept Analysis

Nicole Elena Smith

Washington, DC, USA

AEDs in Faith-Based Communities

Dana Walker

Washington, DC, USA

An assessment of errors and near-misses from prelicensure nursing students

Megan Wolfe

Washington, DC, USA

An Educational Method to Enable Nursing Students to Develop the Skills Needed for Clinical Reasoning

Cynthia D. Booher

Washington, DC, USA

An explanatory case study that includes evidence-based practice in a hospital setting

Cathy M. DeChance

Washington, DC, USA

An integrative approach to the implementation of a veteran to BSN pathway

Jene' M. Hurlbut
Imelda R. Revuelto

Washington, DC, USA

An interprofessional initiative to increase SBIRT competencies in the health sciences

Beverly Baliko
Shilpa Srinivasan
Melissa Reitmeier
Aidyn Iachini

Washington, DC, USA

An investigation of interprofessional education on interprofessional collaborative competencies: A mixed-methods study

Janet G. Knecht
Denise M. Puia

Washington, DC, USA

Applying the Theory of the Dynamic Nurse-Patient Relationship to develop communication skills for nurses

Cynthia A. Gaudet
Maeve Howett

Washington, DC, USA

Aspiration Pneumonia in Parkinson's Disease

Brittny Nicole Mills

Washington, DC, USA

Assessing acuity adaptable staff about their perceptions of current fall prevention practices`

Jennifer L. Kitchens
Teresa Hazlett
Jennifer L. Embree
Janet S. Fulton

Washington, DC, USA

Assessing the need for a multidisciplinary patient and family education pediatrics inpatient rehabilitation setting

Melissa Shemek
Diane H. Carey
Arleen Ott
Alyssa Tiedemann
Lisa Moffa
Marcella Stanzione
Katie Walsh

Washington, DC, USA

Assessment of understanding of foundational genomic concepts among RN-to-BSN nursing students

Lisa B. Aiello

Washington, DC, USA

Associate-to-Bachelor's (ATB) Option: A Collaborative Practice Model

Laura M. Schenk
Elizabeth P. Crusse

Washington, DC, USA

Augmented Reality: Using the Microsoft HoloLens® to Promote Student Success

Helina Hilfiker Hoyt
Michael Gates
Sean Hauze

Washington, DC, USA

Authentic learning in healthcare education: A systemic review

JuHee Lee
JuYeon Bae
MoonKi Choi

Washington, DC, USA

Benefits of collaborative practice partnership: A capstone experience in the perioperative settings

Deborah Ambrosio Mawhirter
Theresa M. Criscitelli

Washington, DC, USA

Bridge the Diversity Gap by Collaborating, Mentoring, and Coaching

Amanda D. Quintana

Indianapolis, Indiana, USA

Building a foundation of transformation

Cynthia Smith-Peters
Brandy E. Strahan
Meredith Johnson
Crystal G. Bennett
Melanie Sutton

Washington, DC, USA

Clinical practice for novice nursing students: Shorter clinical day or longer clinical day?

Akiko Kobayashi
Penny Bacon

Washington, DC, USA

Comparison of face-to-face and distance education modalities in delivering therapeutic crisis management skills content

Jennifer S. Graber

Washington, DC, USA

Comparisons of cooperative teams while using the haptic intravenous simulator

Lenora McWilliams

Washington, DC, USA

Competition-based learning (CBL) in nursing education

Basma Alyazeedi
Diane C. Berry

Washington, DC, USA

Critical thinking and decision-making skills of nursing students basis for designing instructional strategies

Joylyn Llamado Mejilla

Washington, DC, USA

Cultivating a culture of resilience: A nursing leadership initiative

Deirdre O'Flaherty
Joyce J. Fitzpatrick
Mary Joy Garcia-Dia
Tatiana Arreglado
Jean Dinapoli

Washington, DC, USA

Design and evaluation of a simulation-based assessment instrument to identify performance gaps in graduate nurses

Vanessa M. Schott
Matthew Lineberry

Washington, DC, USA

Developing critical thinkers through the use of A.V.I.D. discussions

Maria Young

Washington, DC, USA

Development and pilot testing of a multidimensional learning environment survey for nursing students

Margaret (Betsy) Babb Kennedy
Mary Ann Jessee
Mavis N. Schorn
Karen A. Hande
Mary S. Dietrich
Regina Russell

Washington, DC, USA

Development and testing of an undergraduate nursing program retention strategies survey

Beth K. Gamble

Washington, DC, USA

Development of a Nurse Preceptor Program

Monica Flowers
Jamie Chatzipoulios
Denise Nash

Washington, DC, USA

Diabetic Retina Exam at Onsite Work Health Clinic Utilizing Telehealth Technology

Ruth R. Gibson

Washington, DC, USA

Differences in debriefing practices in nursing education: Instructor-led and peer-led

Jessica L. Bower

Washington, DC, USA

Do I Stay or Do I Go Now?” Exploring Moral Distress in Operating Room Nurses

Cheryl Prall
Kathleen Zavotsky
Jorge Gomez Diaz
Debra Laurie
Cynthia Douyon-Marconi
Jennifer Pirozzi

Washington, DC, USA

Doctoral nursing graduates lived experience of a virtual mentoring program and building upon the mentoring

Susan Clement
Susan Welch

Washington, DC, USA

E-Learning Modules: Promoting Success for Prenursing Students

Lynn Greenleaf Brown
Gina Briscoe

Washington, DC, USA

Educating critical care nurses on moral distress: Building a sustainable solution through online continuing education

Patrizia Fitzgerald

Washington, DC, USA

Effectiveness of active learning strategies: Student and faculty perceptions of flipped classrooms and team-based learning

Carol J. Bett
Theresa Cooper

Washington, DC, USA

Effectiveness of using the peanut ball to shorten the first and second stage of labor

Catherine Rose Bell

Washington, DC, USA

Emotional strain: A concept analysis for nursing

Catherine A. Stubin

Washington, DC, USA

Enhancing quality of life of cancer survivors: Incorporating survivorship care plan in nursing education

Reyzel Anne Altre
Fang-Yu Chou

Washington, DC, USA

Enhancing skills in behavioral health management

Margaret Joyce Reilly

Washington, DC, USA

Enhancing student nurses' multiple patient medication administration skills using an electronic barcode system

Nicole Custer
Kristy S. Chunta

Washington, DC, USA

ESL versus non-ESL nursing students' perceptions of staff nurse incivility

Judith G. Ruvalcaba

Washington, DC, USA

Establishing evidence-based faculty development strategies to enhance implementation of IPE in nursing

Louise Racine
Hope Bilinski

Washington, DC, USA

Evaluating the level of cultural competence in undergraduate nursing students using standardized patients in simulation

Deborah Byrne

Washington, DC, USA

Examination of graduate faculty online teaching needs to create a center for scholarship in teaching/learning

Rosemary L. Hoffmann

Washington, DC, USA

Examining barriers and facilitators to integrating culture of health in nursing curricula: A Delphi study

Ashley S. Davis
Patricia Scott
Debra A. Jeffs

Washington, DC, USA

Exploring associate degree nursing faculty's experiences teaching electronic health record systems use via qualitative survey

Helene D. Winstanley

Washington, DC, USA

Exploring the experiences of DNP-prepared nurses enrolled in a DNP-to-PhD pathway program

Aaron Michael Sebach
Kristy S. Chunta

Washington, DC, USA

Exploring the Writing Perceptions of Former Baccalaureate Nursing Students

Kaynabess R. Freda

Washington, DC, USA

Factors influencing information literacy self-efficacy of prelicensure baccalaureate nursing students

Meagan L. White

Washington, DC, USA

Factors related to learning-support competencies of junior faculty at nursing universities

Yoshiko Doi
Yasuko Hosoda

Washington, DC, USA

Faculty perceptions of the impact of service learning on nursing students

Catherine Yetter Read

Washington, DC, USA

Faculty reported essentials of quality online teaching

Tracia M. Forman

Washington, DC, USA

Feasibility and learning outcomes associated with preparing nursing students for simulation using virtual gaming simulations

Marian Luctkar-Flude
Jane Tyerman
Deborah Tregunno
Tammie McParland
Laurie Peachey
Michelle Lalonde
Rylan Egan
Lillian Chumbley
Laura Collins
Margaret Verkuyl
Paula Mastrilli

Washington, DC, USA

Fostering Acceptance of Sexual Identity and Expression of the LGBT Community in the Classroom

Jennifer A. Specht

Washington, DC, USA

Games, frames, and decision-making: A multimodal approach to teaching delegation to prelicensure nursing students

Sharon Hendrix
Heather Robbins
Patricia Elizabeth Davies Hall
Robingale A. Panepinto

Washington, DC, USA

Grounded theory study of family happiness among people who live in urban community in Bangkok

Wilai Napa

Washington, DC, USA

Guidelines for Development and Implementation of the DNP Scholarly Project

Jennifer Jeames Coleman
John D. Lundeen
Gretchen S. McDaniel

Washington, DC, USA

Health Policy Institute (HPI): Capitol Hill experiential learning to gain political astuteness

Melody K. Eaton
Linda J. Hulton

Washington, DC, USA

"Healthy Skin" program for family caregivers of people with chronic disease

Daniela Sr. Diaz Agudelo

Washington, DC, USA

How to best educate nursing adjunct clinical faculty

Kim M. Bro

Washington, DC, USA

Identifying Student Nurses' Barriers to Research Participation

Talaena Marven
Kofi Bonnie
Meagan Lauer
Simone Snyders

Washington, DC, USA

Impact of hybrid teaching on prelicensure baccalaureate nursing students

Jennifer Bialk
Georganne Poole
Jean Madden
Leslie S. Radford
Victoria S. Brioso-Ang

Washington, DC, USA

Implementation and evaluation of a journal club for acuity adaptable units

Jennifer L. Kitchens
Margie A. Hull
Janet S. Fulton

Washington, DC, USA

Implementing clinical accommodations for students with physical disabilities in nursing education

Erin Horkey

Washington, DC, USA

Improving clinical competence and skills acquisition by student nurses: Bridging the preparation to practice gap

Llynne C. Kiernan

Washington, DC, USA

Improving NCLEX-RN© success: A systematic review of the literature

Brenna Quinn
Megan Smolinski
Anya Bostian Peters

Washington, DC, USA

Incorporation of Community Health Virtual Simulation Into a Capstone Population Focused Project: A Pilot Study

Karen Camargo

Washington, DC, USA

Influencing factors of NCLEX-RN© pass rates among nursing students

Teresa Nikstaitis
Hyunjeong Park
Hayley D. Mark

Washington, DC, USA

Informing andragogy: Voices of graduates from accelerated, second-degree programs in nursing concerning faculty teaching practices

Mary E. Hanson-Zalot

Washington, DC, USA

Integrating palliative care services with heart failure management

Lauren Renee Ellicott

Washington, DC, USA

Integration and leveling of nutritional principles in traditional ASN nursing curricula

Candace Pierce
Robyn Caldwell

Washington, DC, USA

Interprofessional collaborative approach for improving situation awareness using simulation in a nursing residency program

Jill Van Der Like
Steven Kass
Christopher O. Jr. Downing
Kahla Davis
Cynthia Smith-Peters
Steve Vodanovich

Washington, DC, USA

Interprofessional educational collaboration between graduate outpatient pharmacy and BSN community health nursing students

Valerie C. Sauda
Frank McGrady

Washington, DC, USA

Investigating the impact of a video response discussion on student engagement in an online course

Jackie Murphy
Kay Swartzwelder

Washington, DC, USA

Knowledge surveys in nursing education: Nursing students' perceptions of their knowledge and clinical skill abilities

Mary DeGrote Goering

Washington, DC, USA

LGBTQ cultural competency for nurses

Tyler Traister

Washington, DC, USA

Low literacy breast cancer educational module: A collaborative project

Amy G. Holley

Washington, DC, USA

Managing the panic: High-fidelity simulation prior to the first clinical experience of undergraduate nurses

Jennifer C. Kastello
Sarah Jane Crag

Washington, DC, USA

Mind Over Matter: Educating Nursing Students on the Art and Skill of Mindfulness

Michelle Lynne Allen
Miriam Ojaghi

Washington, DC, USA

NICU nurses and families partnering to provide family-centered care

Candy Bruton
Jennifer Meckley
Lori A. Nelson

Washington, DC, USA

Nurse Faculty Enhancing Best Practices in the Clinical Setting

Phygenia Nimoh

Washington, DC, USA

Nurse-leader rounds

Angela Babaev

Washington, DC, USA

Nursing Mentorship: Clinical Coaching and Shared Leadership

Vincenza Coughlin

Washington, DC, USA

Nursing specialty and primary ambulatory care education

Kirsten S. Garza
Elizabeth A. Sieber
Wing Man Eva Chau
Samantha Elise Noblejas
Sarah Hope Kagan

Washington, DC, USA

Nursing Student Experiences of Clinical Data Use in Clinical Rotations

Marcia R. Straughn

Washington, DC, USA

Opportunities and Barriers to Building EBP Skills in the Clinical Setting via Mobile Technology

Christina K. Lam
Carolyn F. Schubert
Catherine A. Brown

Washington, DC, USA

Partnering to Increase the BSN Prepared Workforce

Suzanne E. Zentz
Christina Cavinder

Washington, DC, USA

Pathways to progress: Academic support for students in nursing education programs

Mary Wombwell

Washington, DC, USA

Pedagogical strategy for teaching innovation and business concepts to graduate nursing students

Elizabeth Moran Fitzgerald
David P. Hrabe
Daniel Weberg

Washington, DC, USA

Perceptions of DNP-prepared nurse educators on their preparation for the faculty role

Mary Ann Burke
Jeannie R. Harper
D. Michele Ellis
Emily Eiswirth
Kim B. Brannagan

Washington, DC, USA

Post-simulation reflections: A qualitative review after implementation of video debriefing changes

Gunnar W. Larson

Washington, DC, USA

Predictors of work engagement among doctorally-prepared nursing faculty

Emily J. Sheff

Washington, DC, USA

Procedure for cannulating a dialysis access: Using the ASSURE Model and Gagne's Events of Instructions

Pandora Goode

Washington, DC, USA

Psychometric testing of the Presence of Nursing Scale in a magnet hospital

Rebecca L. Turpin

Washington, DC, USA

Putting nursing students at the HeLM of health literacy

Joy Gioconda Borrero

Washington, DC, USA

Readiness to integrate evidence-based practice: What is the nurse educators' role?

Jeannie Couper

Washington, DC, USA

Reflection of professional nursing growth through e-portfolio

Tanya L. Smith

Washington, DC, USA

Refusing to let the dust settle: Creative evaluation of a concept-based curriculum

Jeannette M. Kates
Mary E. Hanson-Zalot
Julia M. Ward
Jamie Marie Smith
Valerie Ann Clary-Muronda

Washington, DC, USA

Relationship between compassion fatigue and health promotion behavior practicing in long-term care

Sylvia Ylagan-Perlas

Washington, DC, USA

Relationship between incident occurrences and feeling states of nurses in a surgical ward

Yu Fujimoto
Natsuko Seto
Yasuko Shimizu

Washington, DC, USA

Script concordance model and think aloud approach to facilitate clinical reasoning in baccalaureate nursing students

Mary Tedesco-Schneck

Washington, DC, USA

Self-awareness of civility among nursing faculty in creating a positive learning environment

Malliga Jambulingam
Michele Harrell
Brenda Smith Nettles
Valerie Wright

Washington, DC, USA

Servant leadership in a baccalaureate nursing program: A case study

Jennifer K. Chicca
Nancy J. Frank
Jenna E. Hagy

Washington, DC, USA

Sexual expression of nursing home residents

Rodolfo A. Augilar

Washington, DC, USA

Social isolation and emotional loneliness in older adults with congestive heart failure

Mary Ellen Cafiero

Washington, DC, USA

Standardized patient simulation as an active learning strategy in oncology symptom management: A pilot study

Sherry A. Burrell
Jennifer Gunberg Ross

Washington, DC, USA

Start with what they know: Student perceptions of self-efficacy in community health nursing

Angela Lane
Ruby Dunlap

Washington, DC, USA

Strategies teaching interdisciplinary collaborative practice and education at a nurse managed clinic in underserved communities

Patricia L. Humbles

Washington, DC, USA

Student opportunity for success (S.O.S.): An academic recovery program

Debora S. Coombs

Washington, DC, USA

Student perceptions regarding collaborative intraprofessional nursing education

Tracy P. George
Claire DeCristofaro
Pamela F. Murphy
Julia M. Hucks

Washington, DC, USA

Study abroad program with dynamics of collaborative research: A case of two universities

Sylvia Mupepi
Nancy Schoofs

Washington, DC, USA

Teaching Q methodology to baccalaureate nursing students

Angela Opsahl
Desiree Hensel
Deborah Sue Judge

Washington, DC, USA

Tele-education as a support tool in mental health, education, and nursing

Diogo Jacintho Barbosa

Washington, DC, USA

The effect of Root Cause Analysis on safe medication administration

Kristi Sanborn Miller

Washington, DC, USA

The Effect of Virtual Clinical Simulation Debriefing on Clinical Decision Making

Tamara Jessica Brown

Washington, DC, USA

The Effects of Competency on the Nursing Careers of Novice Nurses

Yasuko Hosoda
Yayoi Nagano

Washington, DC, USA

The effects of early adoption of academic electronic health records system: A pilot outcome study

Teresa Reynolds
Joohyun Chung

Washington, DC, USA

The evidence-based practice fulcrum: Balancing leadership and emotional intelligence in nursing and interprofessional education

Pamela Allyn Di Vito-Thomas
Lori Beth Wagner
Terence Hodges
Sheri S. Streitmatter

Washington, DC, USA

The future of nursing education: Multidisciplinary community-engaged research for undergraduate nursing students

Jessica A. Devido
Cathleen J. Appelt
Andrew T. Simpson
Nicole A. Szalla

Washington, DC, USA

The global nursing education study in an online graduate course: Phase I

Diana K. Bond
Carol E. Winters

Washington, DC, USA

The impact of structured research curriculum in undergraduate nursing programs

Claire Lindsay Slote
Leigh A. Goldstein
Catherine Marie Mazenko

Washington, DC, USA

The impact of supplemented simulation on student competence

Aimee A. Woda

Washington, DC, USA

The integration of mobile technology through microblogging and apps into nursing curricula

Shelly Porter Smith
Sara Hallowell

Washington, DC, USA

The Lived Experience of Jordanian Nursing Students in Jordan

Brenda Moore

Washington, DC, USA

The medical student collaborative: An innovative model to improve interprofessional collaboration, communication, and patient care

Holly Lynn Losurdo
Heather Joy Cook
Michelle Sweet
Christine S. Tsai
Brittany Wells
Jonathan K. Shipley
Shonda Morrow

Washington, DC, USA

The process of adapting SafeMedicate© (medication dosage calculation skills software) for use in Brazil

Samia Valeria Ozorio Dutra
John M. Clochesy

Washington, DC, USA

The relationship between nursing student test-taking motivation and the exit examination score

Lorraine Coalmer

Washington, DC, USA

The use of a skills simulation boot camp to increase self-confidence in prelicensure BSN students

Catherine A. Hiler
Deidra S. Pennington

Washington, DC, USA

The use of collaborative testing to promote nursing students team decision making and success

Sherri H. Marlow

Washington, DC, USA

Translation and Psychometric Evaluation of the Vietnamese Clinical Learning Environment Inventory With Nursing Students

Joanne Ramsbotham
Ann Bonner
Thi Thuy Ha Dinh
Hue Thi Truong

Washington, DC, USA

Updating and refining a measure for moral distress: Introducing the MDS-2017

Phyllis Brown Whitehead
Elizabeth G. Epstein
Ann B. Hamric

Washington, DC, USA

Use of a conversion table toward safe implementation of a hyperglycemic crises protocol

Renee Murray-Bachmann
Deirdre O'Flaherty
Seon Lewis-Holman
Shawanda M. Patterson
Simone Ashman

Washington, DC, USA

Use of electronic clinical tracking system for documenting competency achievement in a DNP program

Dianne E. Slager
Kaitlin DeMaagd

Washington, DC, USA

Use of Gaming Strategies as Teaching/Learning Tools in Nursing Education

Carol Eliadi
Edith Claros

Washington, DC, USA

Using photo journaling to develop affective outcomes in nursing education

Gay Lynn Armstrong
Marylyn Kajs-Wyllie
Star Mitchell

Washington, DC, USA

Using simulation technology to validate competency

Kate J. Williams-Ashman
Kavita Radhakrishnan

Washington, DC, USA

Using the triangulated OSCE to assess student performance in simulation

Heather L. Johnson
Catherine G. Ling
Andrea Fuller
Laura A. Taylor

Washington, DC, USA

Using virtual patient simulation in substitution of traditional clinical hours in undergraduate nursing

Francisco A. Jimenez

Washington, DC, USA

Utilizing Simulation and Experiential Learning to Make Onboarding Newly Hired Nursing Staff Fun and Engaging

Lillian Donnelly

Washington, DC, USA

Utilizing standardized patients and high-fidelity simulation to promote interdisciplinary communication

Nanci M. Berman
Mary A. Grady
Dawn E. Sgro

Washington, DC, USA

Validation of the Lasater Clinical Judgement Rubric and predictors of clinical nursing judgement in simulation

Mary Ann Shinnick
Cristina Cabrera-Mino

Washington, DC, USA

View and Do Simulation Method: Small Group Learning Experiences for Large Cohort RN Residencies

Marrice A. King
Shelby Lash

Washington, DC, USA

WIL CONNECT: Connected learning for nursing and allied health professionals via a mobile app

Robyn E. Nash

Washington, DC, USA

Will bi-monthly telephone contact help compliance to improve exercise regimen in obese type 2 diabetes?

James Todd

Washington, DC, USA

Writing across the curriculum (WAC) educational strategies to enhance graduate/undergraduate nursing comprehension of pathophysiology

Millie A. Hepburn
Karen A. Myrick
Christopher M. Hakala
Paul P. Pasquaretta
Jeffrey E. Foy
Rhea M. Sanford

Washington, DC, USA