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A basic science pre-test to assess academic risk of first year nursing students

Mary Ellen Symanski
Ondra Kielbasa

Washington, DC, USA

A Collaborative Partnership Promoting Upward Mobility in Nursing

Lynne C. Borucki

Washington, DC, USA

A community engaged learning pedagogical approach to population health and primary prevention

Tracy J. Perron
Tami L. Jakubowski

Washington, DC, USA

A community hospital's approach for bridging novice nurses into clinical practice

Cassandra M. Moore
Carolyn B. Wickes
Emily A. Coutts

Washington, DC, USA

A comparison of instructional methods for an undergraduate nursing health assessment course

Laura J. Markwick
Tara L. Sacco

Washington, DC, USA

A model for sustaining NCLEX® success

Patricia Sullivan Conklin
Leonita Hannon Cutright
Susan T. Sanders

Washington, DC, USA

A motivational profile of nurses who pursue doctoral education

Tomekia Yvette Luckett

Washington, DC, USA

A program-wide clinical performance grading rubric: Reliability assessment

Mary Lou Kopp

Washington, DC, USA

A retrospective view of the effect of double testing on nursing student examination scores

Donna Crawford

Washington, DC, USA

A shared mental model for high-stakes simulation evaluation in nursing education

Vicki Schug
Ann Holland
Deborah Bambini
Linda Blazovich
Dorie Fritz

Washington, DC, USA

A student organization and peer support impacts college students' health and wellness: Diabetes exemplar

Jennifer L. Saylor
Emily Ike

Washington, DC, USA

A web-enhanced simulation for pandemic disasters

Patricia Frohock Hanes

Washington, DC, USA

Addressing workplace violence in prelicensure curriculum: Development, administration, and evaluation of an innovative teaching bundle

Margory A. Molloy
Jayme Trocino Sherrod
Sandra Yamane
Ashley Schoenfisch

Washington, DC, USA

African American nurses speak out about trust and mistrust in predominately white nursing programs

Barbara J. White

Washington, DC, USA

An educational intervention to enhance nurse practitioner role transition in the first year of practice

Angela R. Thompson

Washington, DC, USA

An examination of cognitive rehearsal to assist nursing students with uncivil behaviors

Cynthia R. Hammond

Washington, DC, USA

An interpretive phenomenological analysis of prelicensure nursing students' perceptions of their learning environment

Sarah O. Watts

Washington, DC, USA

An Intervention Designed to Enhance Reflective Debriefing Discussions With Nursing Students

Elizabeth Ann Andersen

Washington, DC, USA

Are Canadian Indigenous Students Feeling Ready for Registered Nursing Practice?

Noelle K. Rohatinsky
Michele Parent-Bergeron
Carrie A. Pratt
Kristopher Bosevski

Washington, DC, USA

Asian Indians and premature heart disease: A systematic review

Juvy Montecalvo Acosta

Washington, DC, USA

Assessing clinical judgment behaviors and self-reflection using the Lasater Clinical Judgment Rubric

Dianne E. Slager

Washington, DC, USA

Authentic simulation for collaboratively preparing student nurses and American Sign Language interpreting students

Linda K. Connelly
Cynthia L. Cummings

Washington, DC, USA

BSN students' perceptions of social determinants of health

Susan K. Lee
Pamela Willson
Gay Lynn Armstrong

Washington, DC, USA

Can Technology Increase Student Engagement and Learning in the Classroom?

Cara M. Gallegos

Washington, DC, USA

Capturing meaningful moments: Strategies to enhance affective learning during an interprofessional service experience in Nicaragua

Gay Lynn Armstrong
Marylyn Kajs-Wyllie
Star Mitchell

Washington, DC, USA

Changing teamwork attitudes with interprofessional education (IPE): A comparative study

Diane K. Brown

Washington, DC, USA

Clarifying the Review Conundrum: Literature, Integrative, Systematic, Scoping

Kim Alexander Noble

Washington, DC, USA

Clinical Evaluation of Competence: What Are We Measuring?

Elizabeth R. Van Horn
Lynne Porter Lewallen

Washington, DC, USA

Collaborative innovations of a STTI chapter advances nursing excellence across the globe

Caroline M. Peltz
Diane Porretta Fox
Lisa F. Friedman
Vicki Lynn Washington
Laurie C. Blondy

Washington, DC, USA

Competency testing: Evaluating a BSN student's readiness for transition to practice

Kimberly Dillon-Bleich
Patricia A. Sharpnack
Lauren Patton

Washington, DC, USA

Content validation of a quality and safety education for nurses (QSEN)-based clinical evaluation instrument

Gerry Altmiller

Washington, DC, USA

Creating Student Engagement in Psychiatric Nursing Education for the Next Generation

Jennifer S. Graber

Washington, DC, USA

Critical thinking of RNs in a fellowship program

Susan Zori

Washington, DC, USA

Culture of curiosity: The experienced nurse educator and intellectual curiosity in the online learning environment

Bedelia H. Russell

Washington, DC, USA

Dedicated education units and traditional units: A comparison of learning outcomes

Deborah A. Raines

Washington, DC, USA

Democratizing NP Student Education: Promoting Student and Faculty Participation in Flipped Learning

Nancy Murphy
Gloria Jones
Caron Strong

Washington, DC, USA

Description and Meaning of Clinical Competency: Perceptions of Nurse Managers and Baccalaureate Nurse Faculty

Carolyn D. Meehan

Washington, DC, USA

Design-based educational research in nursing

Anne M. Krouse

Washington, DC, USA

Development and psychometric testing of the debriefing for meaningful learning inventory

Cynthia Sherraden Bradley

Washington, DC, USA

Development of a scale to measure self-efficacy to respond to disruptive behaviors

Ericka J. Sanner-Stiehr

Washington, DC, USA

Development of academic and non-profit organization partnership: Creating international clinical experience for nurse practitioner students

Emily Barnes

Washington, DC, USA

Differentiating Boundaries: Research and Practice Doctorates

Karen H. Moran

Washington, DC, USA

Discovering the Hidden Forces of Successful Recruitment and Retention of African Americans in BSN Programs

Anne Marie Jean-Baptiste
Elmira Asongwed

Washington, DC, USA

Does a modified TeamSTEPPS® online educational intervention change nursing students' attitudes?

Teresa A. Gaston

Washington, DC, USA

Education/training in end-of-life care for certified nursing assistants in long-term care

Mansura Malik

Washington, DC, USA

Effective Teaching as Perceived by Baccalaureate Nursing Students and Nursing Faculty

Kelley Noll

Washington, DC, USA

Effectiveness of an adaptive quizzing system to improve nursing students' learning

E'Loria Simon-Campbell
Julia Phelan

Washington, DC, USA

Effects of a Simulation Education Program on Faculty Members' and Students' Outcomes

Pelin Karacay
Hatice Kaya

Washington, DC, USA

Effects of an evidence-based approach to recruit and retain underrepresented/disadvantaged students in a BSN program

Ka Wansi Newton-Freeman
Paula Klemm

Washington, DC, USA

Effects of mindfulness training on perceived level of stress and performance-related attributes in BSN students

Denise Foster

Washington, DC, USA

Empirical analysis of faculty-to-faculty incivility: Implementing best practices to foster civility and healthy academic work environments

Cynthia M. Clark

Washington, DC, USA

Empowering a Culture of Vulnerability Through Focused Nursing Education Leadership

Laura Cox Dzurec
Jennifer A. Specht

Washington, DC, USA

Empowering students and faculty to close research knowledge gaps

Milena P. Staykova
Daniele I. Staykov

Washington, DC, USA

Empowering the Nurse Entrepreneur in Business and Work/Life Balance

Marla J. Vannucci
Sharon M. Weinstein

Washington, DC, USA

Endorsement and use of recommended strategies for implementing service learning in schools of nursing

Catherine Yetter Read

Washington, DC, USA

Engaging nursing students for genetic/genomic learning

Christine W. Abbyad
Leigh A. Goldstein

Washington, DC, USA

Enhancing asynchronous RN to BSN online instructor-learner engagement using video-recorded assignment directions: A descriptive study

Lela Hobby-Burns
Jill Van Der Like

Washington, DC, USA

Enhancing knowledge and retention of infant safe sleep practices with simulation

Jennifer Lemoine
Roger D. Jr. Rholdon
Tricia A. Templet

Washington, DC, USA

ePortfolios: Collect and reflect as students transition into professional practice

Deborah Ambrosio Mawhirter
Edmund J. Y. Pajarillo

Washington, DC, USA

Evaluating a web-based educational module designed to enhance advanced practice nurse preceptors' clinical teaching excellence

Sandra O'Brien
William O. Howie
Jeanne M. Moore

Washington, DC, USA

Evaluating use of a mobile classroom response system in the classroom and the simulation lab

Marian Luctkar-Flude
Katie Goldie
Cheryl Pulling
Idevania Costa

Washington, DC, USA

Evaluation of a clinical workshop to improve students' readiness to manage intimate partner violence

Jane R. Ierubino

Washington, DC, USA

Evaluation of a psychiatric mental health clinical hybrid program in a baccalaureate nursing program

Nancy M. Bowllan

Washington, DC, USA

Evidence-based approaches to internationalizing nursing courses: Engaging students as stakeholders

Jo Ann Mulready-Shick

Washington, DC, USA

Evidence-based practice knowledge and beliefs among associate degree nursing students: A national, multisite study

Amy Hagedorn Wonder
Darrell R. Jr. Spurlock

Washington, DC, USA

Examining knowledge and retention using storytelling versus board game toward improving intimate partner violence education

Susan L. Hall
Melissa Schwartz Beck

Washington, DC, USA

Examining nursing student stress in an end-of-life care simulation: Grade level and simulated patient type

Michelle Lynne Allen

Washington, DC, USA

Examining readmission policies: Academic performance after readmission to nursing school

Mariann M. Harding
Shelly L. Stefka
Mistey D. Bailey

Washington, DC, USA

Expanding Self-Efficacy of Nursing Faculty With Improved Orientation

Jacinda L. Heintzelman

Washington, DC, USA

Experimental and quasi-experimental studies on teaching and learning methods 1987 to 2015

Kathleen A. O'Connell
Tresa Kaur

Washington, DC, USA

Exploration of transcultural self-efficacy strength and NCLEX-RN© success in a concept-based curriculum

Mary Joan Polchert

Washington, DC, USA

Exploring evidence for the use of immersive virtual reality simulation with undergraduate nursing students

Sherrill J. Smith
Sharon L. Farra
Deborah Ulrich

Washington, DC, USA

Faculty Helping Students Be Successful in Doctoral Education

Karen H. Morin

Washington, DC, USA

Faculty mentorship to facilitate MSN nurse educator students in reconceptualization of a RN-BSN EBP course

Carrie Riley Risher
Beverley E. Blair Brown
Carrie Ann Hall
Christy Skelly
Laura Wilkinson

Washington, DC, USA

Faculty perceptions of online teaching

Sally L. Richter

Washington, DC, USA

Fidelity testing of an HIV prevention intervention: An opportunity to enhance nursing students' research experience

Ellen R. Long-Middleton

Washington, DC, USA

Fostering inclusive spaces for diverse LGBTTQ+ students and clients in nursing curriculum

Roya Haghiri-Vijeh
Tara McCulloch
Gabriel Bedard

Washington, DC, USA

Generating and translating evidence to simultaneously impact nursing education and patient care with undergraduate research

Amy Hagedorn Wonder
Amanda Dupnick
J. Luke Akers
Andrew Bauer
Lauren Hillman
Lauren Kinker

Washington, DC, USA

Generating Simulation Evidence

Bette A. Mariani

Washington, DC, USA

Growing Your Own APRNs in Rural and Underserved Communities

Ingrid M. Johnson

Washington, DC, USA

Health as expanding consciousness: Patterns of clinical reasoning in senior baccalaureate nursing students

Mary W. Stec

Washington, DC, USA

Hearing Voices: The Experience of Associate Degree Nursing Students to an Auditory Hallucinations Simulation

Sylvia Stevens

Washington, DC, USA

How the StrengthsFinder© Assessment Assists Faculty in Building Consensus to Achieve Consistency in Student Evaluation

Jone Tiffany
Barbara A. Hoglund

Washington, DC, USA

Hybrid Teaching in Graduate Education: Optimizing Virtual Engagement to Enhance Contextual Learning in Doctoral Students

An'Nita C. Moore-Hebron

Washington, DC, USA

Impact of peer-assisted learning with standardized patients in an undergraduate nursing course

Dorie Lynn Weaver
Tracy P. George
Sarah H. Kershner

Washington, DC, USA

Implementing health promotion for people with disabilities: Process evaluation of a pilot HealthMatters Program©

Jo Ann Abbott

Washington, DC, USA

Implementing Peer Evaluation of Clinical Teaching

Rita Ann Laske

Washington, DC, USA

Improved Student Outcomes and Faculty Workload Allocations Through Gateway Course Redesign

Kimberly D. Allen
Mary DiBartolo

Washington, DC, USA

Improving learning outcomes with podcasting

Joanne McDermott

Washington, DC, USA

Improving nursing student empathy with experiential learning

Jessica Delano Holden

Washington, DC, USA

Improving nursing students' knowledge and attitudes toward mental illness using standardized patients

Debra A. Webster
Amanda J. Willey
Lisa A. Seldomridge

Washington, DC, USA

Improving patient self-efficacy by incorporating patient teaching by registered nursing students in primary care

Patti A. Sparling

Washington, DC, USA

Improving the charge nurse's leadership role: A collaborative learning forum

Felicia K. Pryby

Washington, DC, USA

Incivility in academic environments: If you see something, say something

Nancy C. Sharts-Hopko

Washington, DC, USA

Informatics: Integrating the essentials into education and practice

Melissa A. Stec

Washington, DC, USA

Innovative teaching strategies for genomic content integration into nursing curriculum

Leighsa Sharoff

Washington, DC, USA

Interprofessional education (IPE) curriculum innovation using academic and practice partners

Gloria A. Brummer
Mary Barnes

Washington, DC, USA

Interventions to improve nursing student attitudes about people with mental illness

Todd B. Hastings

Washington, DC, USA

It's good to be blue: A nursing study abroad Blue Zone experience in Sardinia, Italy

Jessica L. Naber

Washington, DC, USA

Learning How to Learn: Nurses' Experiences With Failure and Success

Rebecca B. Parnell

Washington, DC, USA

Learning how to teach: Using simulations to prepare new clinical faculty

Lisa A. Seldomridge
Judith M. Jarosinski
Tina P. Brown Reid

Washington, DC, USA

Learning psychomotor skills through technology: Findings from a phenomenological study of undergraduate nursing students

Michael D. Aldridge
Faye I. Hummel

Washington, DC, USA

Lend me a hand: A collaborative nurse leadership mentoring program

Janice E. Hobba-Glose
Deborah H. Merriam
Margarita Coyne
Jill Kaczor

Washington, DC, USA

Mastering the content: A systematic evidence-based approach to nursing program success

Laura J. Wallace

Washington, DC, USA

Maximizing undergraduate research outcomes through honors education: A win-win for faculty and student development

Jennifer Wilson

Washington, DC, USA

Meaningful factors in nurse transition for newly licensed registered nurses in acute care settings

Beverly Dianne Rowland

Washington, DC, USA

Measuring student perceptions of quality and safety competencies in baccalaureate education

Jennifer Bryer
Virginia M. Peterson-Graziose

Washington, DC, USA

Mentoring in research doctorate nursing programs and students' perceived career readiness

Paula V. Nersesian
Maan I. Cajita
Laura E. Starbird
Scott Seung W. Choi
Damali Wilson
Christina Fleming
Melissa J. Kurtz
Sarah L. Szanton

Washington, DC, USA

Mentoring online students: Developing and testing a mentorship model for the capstone practicum

Marilyn D. Klakovich

Washington, DC, USA

Minimizing transition shock: Preparing graduates for the real world

Judy E. Duchscher

Washington, DC, USA

Model development of depression prevention for adolescents: Participatory action research

Kwaunpanomporn Thummathai

Washington, DC, USA

Moving beyond written reinforcement: Using video clips to reinforce patient education and increase caregiver confidence

Mary A. Grady

Washington, DC, USA

Multidisciplinary care: Using a simple approach to promote team-based learning and patient safety

Carol Ann Amann
Valerie O'Toole-Baker

Washington, DC, USA

New careers in nursing: Pre-entry immersion programs and relationship to graduation from accelerated nursing programs

E. Renee Cantwell
Margaret A. Avallone

Washington, DC, USA

Nurse Educators' Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practice of Horizontal Violence Measured Through Dimensions of Oppression

Brenda Petersen

Washington, DC, USA

Nurses' perception of caring using a Relationship-Based Care Model

Annette Peacock-Johnson

Washington, DC, USA

Nursing education research: Global impact through an open access platform

Kimberly S. Thompson

Washington, DC, USA

Nursing faculty caring behaviors: Perceptions of students and faculty

Jeannie Scruggs Garber
Denise Foti
Rhoda R. Murray
Deidra S. Pennington
Cynthia Marcum
Sonia Vishneski

Washington, DC, USA

Nursing faculty's competency to teach patient safety to their students

Susan Mellott

Washington, DC, USA

Nursing student and instructor preference for clinical models: Evidence to support curriculum development

Noelle K. Rohatinsky
Kathryn Chachula
Madeline M. Press
Brenda J. Lane

Washington, DC, USA

Nursing students' Caring Behavior Scale: Development and psychometric evaluation

Mary Gergis

Washington, DC, USA

Obtaining patient information and anxiety in novice nursing students during the first clinical rotation

Akiko Kobayashi

Washington, DC, USA

Overcoming Challenges in Evaluating Active versus Observer Roles in Simulation-Based Education

Brandon Kyle Johnson
Deanna Lynne Reising

Washington, DC, USA

Peer teaching in an undergraduate health assessment course to promote skills retention

Melissa I. Owen
Angela Frederick Amar

Washington, DC, USA

Perceptions of significance regarding prenatal care among multiparous patients

Susan E. Wurzer Gustafson

Washington, DC, USA

Perspectives on nursing mentorship: Faculty, student, professional

Mary Lou Bond
Larry Z. Slater
Matthew S. Howard

Washington, DC, USA

Planning and thinking innovatively: Where to start your nursing education research

Angela McNelis

Washington, DC, USA

Preliminary development and testing of the Risk Assessment Checklist for Self-Injury in Autism (RACSA)

Lisa Alberts

Washington, DC, USA

Preparing students to become extraordinary nurses: Perspectives from nurse employers

Chad E. O'Lynn

Washington, DC, USA

Presentation Tips and Tricks: Getting Accepted and Engaging Your Audience

Sarah E. Abel
Matthew S. Howard

Washington, DC, USA

Promoting a restraint free culture through sensory modulation

Colleen Marie Glair
Caitlin E. Belvin

Washington, DC, USA

Promoting safe medication administration using simulation

Jennifer Gunberg Ross
Bette A. Mariani
Susan F. Paparella

Washington, DC, USA

Psychiatric simulation: Improve outcomes and maintain course enrollment

Selina H. McKinney

Washington, DC, USA

Raising the bars: Re-imagining nursing education through partnerships with prisons

Mary T. Bouchaud
Madeline Brooks

Washington, DC, USA

Re-examination of the psychometric properties of the Nurses' Perception of Patient Rounding Scale

Kathleen L. Neville

Washington, DC, USA

Redesigning the baccalaureate curriculum to address population health using simulation

Ann Marie P. Mauro
Debora L. Tracey
Maria Torchia Lo Grippo
Sharon Anderson
Angelica Bravo
Claire J. Byrne
Bonnie Geissler
Lori Ann Escallier

Washington, DC, USA

Reducing performance exam anxiety: Student-centered skills performance exams using video and peer-to-peer mentoring

Leigh A. Goldstein

Washington, DC, USA

Results of an educational intervention and barriers to antimicrobial stewardship in a skilled nursing facility

Gloria M. Escalona

Washington, DC, USA

Role modeling in simulation

Ashleigh D. Woods
Betty A. Key
Brian Dickson

Washington, DC, USA

Self-efficacy of health assessment skills for nursing students after a comprehensive health assessment video assignment

Michael D. Bumbach
Sandra Wolfe Citty
Nancy Young
Allison Kathleen Peters
Anita M. Stephen
Charlene A. Krueger

Washington, DC, USA

Service Learning in Nursing Education: Bridging the Gap Between Classroom and Community

LaSonya A. Davis
Barbara A. Christianson
Natalie Rose Titcomb

Washington, DC, USA

Snowballing via Facebook: A novel way to recruit millennial nursing student research participants

Denise Elizabeth McGarry
Janet Anne Green
Cathrine Fowler

Washington, DC, USA

State of the Science: Interprofessional Education in Nursing

Tonya Rutherford-Hemming
Lori Lioce

Washington, DC, USA

Strategies associated with OSCE simulation, anxiety, and clinical competency in a family nurse practitioner program

Joyce Miller
Joanna Guenther
Sharon B. Cannon
Carol Boswell
Sonya M. Ritchie

Washington, DC, USA

Strengthening nursing education through mobile technology integration thus promoting technological competency and medication error reduction

Laly J. Joseph

Washington, DC, USA

Student Perceptions of Presenting a Case Study on Facebook

Jennifer Gunberg Ross
Brittany Beckmann

Washington, DC, USA

Students' cultural beliefs toward mental health

Alison Claire Hansen
Denise Elizabeth McGarry
Amanda Johnson
Michael A. Roche

Washington, DC, USA

Subscription learning: A technology-based component of clinical faculty orientation

Kasey Hale Jordan
Nachiket Kumar

Washington, DC, USA

Substance abuse brief intervention referral to treatment an evidence-based approach to reduce risk

Julie A. Fitzgerald

Washington, DC, USA

Teaching students to administer medications: Collaborative supports are critical

Twyla A. Ens

Washington, DC, USA

Teaching undergraduate nursing students leadership skills through simulation and inpatient leadership clinical

Tanya L. Johnson

Washington, DC, USA

The 2017 National QSEN Faculty Assessment: Findings and implications for nursing education

Gerry Altmiller
Gail Armstrong

Washington, DC, USA

The affiliate faculty role: A new model for clinical nurse education

Alyson J. Luckenbach
Heather V. Nelson-Brantley
Ginger R. Ireland-Hoffman

Washington, DC, USA

The Agile Process: A Multidiscipline Team Method of Course Development

Marylee Rollins Bressie
Marie-Elena Barry

Washington, DC, USA

The Caring Studio Experience: Integrating QSEN with caring practice competencies, a research study

Claudia Grobbel
Barbara Penprase

Washington, DC, USA

The effect of faculty training and personality characteristics on high stakes assessment of simulation performance

Ann Holland
Deborah Bambini
Linda Blazovich
Vicki Schug
Jone Tiffany

Washington, DC, USA

The effect of the poverty simulation on BSN student knowledge, skills, and attitudes

Julie B. Meaux
Pamela Ashcraft

Washington, DC, USA

The effectiveness of educational training and simulation on readiness to respond to a traumatic event

Riah Leigh Hoffman
Shannon Renee Dusack
Johanna Elizabeth Boothby
Lauren A. Succheralli
Daniel Puhlman

Washington, DC, USA

The impact of process-oriented guided-inquiry learning (POGIL) in fundamental and medical surgical nursing 11 courses

Maureen Carroll Roller
Susan Zori
Erik Lyons

Washington, DC, USA

The lived experience of making a medication administration error in nursing practice

Seema Lall

Washington, DC, USA

The lived experiences of undergraduate nursing students learning drug dosage calculation

Marie-Bernard Lazare

Washington, DC, USA

The nursing faculty shortage in Maryland: Findings of a statewide needs assessment

Lisa A. Seldomridge
Judith M. Jarosinski
Tina P. Brown Reid

Washington, DC, USA

The Pedagogical Practices of Clinical Nurse Educators

A. J. Jennings

Washington, DC, USA

The power of the internet in students learning

Indra Hershorin

Washington, DC, USA

The student nurse athlete: What can we learn from them?

Eileen C. Engelke

Washington, DC, USA

The transition from military nurse to nurse faculty

Katie A. Chargualaf
Brenda S. Elliott
Barbara J. Patterson

Washington, DC, USA

The Use of Asynchronous Audio Feedback With Online RN-BSN Students

Julie E. London

Washington, DC, USA

Translating the lived experience of transgender persons to nursing curricula

Holly Carter
Noreen E. M. Lennen
Stephanie L. Lewis
Stacey J. Jones
Shawna Mason
Amy L. Yoder Spurlock
Eula W. Pines

Washington, DC, USA

Treatment of the oral mucositis severity in patients of bone marrow transplantation: A meta-analysis

Patricia Ferreira
Monica Antar Gamba

Washington, DC, USA

Undergraduate nursing student's reflections on the effectiveness of communication training during simulation: Qualitative analysis

Penny A. Sauer
Margaret M. Verzella

Washington, DC, USA

Undergraduate student nurses' perceptions of art therapy in mental health settings

Robyn A. Rice

Washington, DC, USA

Understanding the Effects of Technology Acceptance in Nursing Faculty: A Hierarchical Regression

Joseph Tacy

Washington, DC, USA

University of Connecticut Major and Mentor: Nursing Mentoring Program

Carrie Morgan Eaton
Annette T. Maruca
Jamie Beth Rivera

Washington, DC, USA

Use of crib sheets and exam performance in an undergraduate nursing course

Ann T. Malecha
Pinky Budhrani-Shani

Washington, DC, USA

Using a disaster-based simulation with senior nursing students to impact self-efficacy in clinical decision-making

Jacqueline Savory

Washington, DC, USA

Using an e-learning course to enhance student patient care competency within interprofessional settings

Christine Pintz
Laurie Posey
Pat Farmer

Washington, DC, USA

Using evidenced-based simulations to enhance care of vulnerable populations

Glenise McKenzie
Joanne Noone

Washington, DC, USA

Using technology and innovative strategies to promote QSEN competencies of patient-centered care and safety

Janet K. Garwood

Washington, DC, USA

Using the teach-back method in patient education to improve HCAHPS scores

Andrea Marie Centrella-Nigro

Washington, DC, USA

Using Virtual Reality 360 Video for Interprofessional Simulation Education

Sherleena Ann Buchman
Deborah Ellen Henderson

Washington, DC, USA

Utilizing collaborative testing to engage nursing students, improve academic achievement, and decrease attrition

Theresa H. Jackson

Washington, DC, USA

Vietnamese nursing students' perspectives on learning environments: A multisite benchmarking study to inform future initiatives

Joanne Ramsbotham
Thi Thuy Ha Dinh
Hue Thi Truong
Ann Bonner
Dang Tran Ngoc Thanh
Nguyen Minh Chinh
Nguyen Huong
Tran Thuy Duong

Washington, DC, USA

Virtual interprofessional simulation: Design, delivery, and impact

Heidi C. Sanborn
Teri L. Kennedy
Karen J. Saewert

Washington, DC, USA

Weaning inconsistencies in neonatal abstinence syndrome (NAS) and modified scoring

Jacqueline A. Legg

Washington, DC, USA

Weathering the perfect storm: A multifaceted strategy to improve nursing student retention

Catherine McGeehin Heilferty

Washington, DC, USA

What learning do students transfer to practice following simulation? A qualitative exploration

Robyn E. Nash
T. Harvey

Washington, DC, USA