Apr-Jun 2023 - Volume 38 - Issue 2 : Journal of Nursing Care Quality

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Apr-Jun 2023 - Volume 38 - Issue 2

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April/June 2023

Articles

Examining QI Knowledge Among Frontline Nurses and Nurse Leaders

Prochnow et al.

Frequency of Medication Administration Timing Error in Hospitals: A Systematic Review

Pullam et al.

Patient Perception of Fall Risk and Fall Risk Screening Scores

Solares et al.

Hypoglycemia Management Using a Bundled Care Approach: A Quality Improvement Project

Mattathil

The Johns Hopkins Activity and Mobility Promotion Program: A Framework to Increase Activity and Mobility Among Hospitalized Patients

McLaughlin et al.

Quality Improvement to Promote Sepsis Reassessment: The Sepsis Reassessment Protocol Improvement Project (SRPIP)

DeGregoris et al.

Use of Theory in Quality Innovations: Shift Change Protocol in the Emergency Department

Cronn et al.

Creating a Standardized Post-Fall Debrief Tool: A Quality Improvement Project

Farley et al.

Ensuring Rapid Response Team Care Aligns with Patient’s Limitations of Medical Therapy: A Quality Improvement Project

Mininni et al.

Standardizing Tobacco Cessation Counseling Using the 5 A's Intervention

Affentranger et al.

Implementing a Delirium Risk Stratification Tool And Rounds to Identify and Prevent Delirium in Hospitalized Older Adults

Byrnes

Use of the Modified Early Warning Score By Medical-Surgical Nurses to Initiate the Rapid Response Team: Impact on Patient Outcomes

Miles et al.

Analyzing a Multifactorial Falls Prevention Program using ARIMA Models

Mulkey et al.

Implementing a Standardized Workflow Process to Increase the Palliative Care to Hospice Admission Rate

Boyd et al.

Patient falls in seclusion rooms in psychiatric inpatient care: A sociotechnical probabilistic risk modelling study

Varpula et al.

The Association Between Engagement In Activities of Daily Living and Care Interactions for Residents Living With Dementia

McPherson et al.

Association between falling and activities of daily living measured by the Longshi scale in patients post stroke: A Cross-sectional study

Li et al.

Using Evidence to Change Practice

Implementing Digital Health Technology To Facilitate Patient Education for Cardiac Surgery Patients

Pena et al.

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Apr-Jun 2023 - Volume 38 - Issue 2

Articles

Examining QI Knowledge Among Frontline Nurses and Nurse Leaders

Frequency of Medication Administration Timing Error in Hospitals: A Systematic Review

Patient Perception of Fall Risk and Fall Risk Screening Scores

Hypoglycemia Management Using a Bundled Care Approach: A Quality Improvement Project

The Johns Hopkins Activity and Mobility Promotion Program: A Framework to Increase Activity and Mobility Among Hospitalized Patients

Quality Improvement to Promote Sepsis Reassessment: The Sepsis Reassessment Protocol Improvement Project (SRPIP)

Use of Theory in Quality Innovations: Shift Change Protocol in the Emergency Department

Creating a Standardized Post-Fall Debrief Tool: A Quality Improvement Project

Ensuring Rapid Response Team Care Aligns with Patient’s Limitations of Medical Therapy: A Quality Improvement Project

Standardizing Tobacco Cessation Counseling Using the 5 A's Intervention

Implementing a Delirium Risk Stratification Tool And Rounds to Identify and Prevent Delirium in Hospitalized Older Adults

Use of the Modified Early Warning Score By Medical-Surgical Nurses to Initiate the Rapid Response Team: Impact on Patient Outcomes

Analyzing a Multifactorial Falls Prevention Program using ARIMA Models

Implementing a Standardized Workflow Process to Increase the Palliative Care to Hospice Admission Rate

Patient falls in seclusion rooms in psychiatric inpatient care: A sociotechnical probabilistic risk modelling study

The Association Between Engagement In Activities of Daily Living and Care Interactions for Residents Living With Dementia

Association between falling and activities of daily living measured by the Longshi scale in patients post stroke: A Cross-sectional study

Using Evidence to Change Practice

Implementing Digital Health Technology To Facilitate Patient Education for Cardiac Surgery Patients

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