The article reviews about the qualitative evidence of the effectiveness of the nurse practitioners role and clinical nurse specialist roles to meet the healthcare needs of older adults living in a long term care setting in United State. Twelve electronic based data’s were reviewed to conduct this study. The study revealed that the advanced practice nurses associated care improved health status as lower rates of depression, urinary incontinence, pressure ulcers, restraint use, medical services and
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success factors. These aims are achieved by comparing the findings in the literature to our recent empirical results. Two methodologies are used in this study, namely, a systematic literature review and a case study; the empirical data for our case study was collected from The Gambia in autumn of 2012. The systematic literature review covers 1107 studies (2000-2011) published in the top five ranked ICT4D journals in terms of journal citation ranking. The paper identifies a total of 43 ICT barriers.
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pressure to reduce costs has forced many companies to radically reengineer the way they do business. This pressure is also leading marketing executives to reconsider the goals, structure, and effectiveness of their marketing arms. As a comprehensive review of a company’s market environment, the marketing audit identifies any inadequacies in overall marketing structures. It also identifies operational strengths and weaknesses and recommends the necessary changes to the company’s marketing strategies
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during pain episodes. Graves, J. K., & Jacob, E. (2014). Pain, Coping, and Sleep in Children and Adolescents With Sickle Cell Disease. Journal Of Child & Adolescent Psychiatric Nursing, 27(3), 109-120 12p. doi:10.1111/jcap.12077 Systematic review: Hydroxyurea for the treatment of adults with sickle cell disease Abstract: BACKGROUND: Hydroxyurea is the only approved drug for treatment of sickle cell disease. OBJECTIVE:
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CONTENTS Introduction Page 3 Article 1 What a Difference a Pool Makes: Making Choice a Reality. Page 4 Article 2 Randomised Control Trial of Labouring in Water Compared with Standard of Augmentation for Management of Dystocia in First Stage of Labour. Page 5 Article 3 Immersion in Water in Labour and Birth. Page 6 Article 4 Equipment for Birth. Page 7 Article 5 Immersion in Water: use of a pool by women in labour. Page 8 Article 6 In The Literature: Challenging Waterbirth. Page 9 Article
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narrow in the topic. Reading and narrowing down articles was the most time consuming part of writing this systematic review. When selecting my articles and trying to modify each search I noticed that there was only one article that was not english, based on this information I did not miss out on an non-english publications. The articles that were chosen fit best with this systematic review based on each study’s population, intervention, and outcome.
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sample research article which is related to your field of specialization. (Hotel Management) Submitted by: Andreyan M. Solanoy Submitted to: Dr. Perlita Esrael (Professor) A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT RESEARCH IN THE HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM INDUSTRY by Xu Cheng Bachelor of Art Guangdong University of Business Studies 2008 A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment
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JAN REVIEW PAPER Directly observed therapy and tuberculosis: how can a systematic review of qualitative research contribute to improving services? A qualitative meta-synthesis Jane Noyes1 & Jennie Popay2 Accepted for publication 29 September 2006 Jane Noyes DPhil MSc RN RSCN Professor of Nursing Research, Co-Convenor Cochrane Qualitative Research Methods Group University of Wales, Bangor, UK Jennie Popay MA Professor of Sociology and Public Health, Co-Convenor Cochrane Qualitative Research
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Farber (1989) discusses how it is important to educate students in a variety of ways regarding neurobiology to enhance skills and application to occupational therapy. She discusses how the traditional learning style in memorization of concepts does not carry over into clinical practice (Farber, 1989). She also states that current practicing occupational therapists continue to explore the literature as it is constantly changing (Farber, 1989). Although this article was written almost 30 years ago
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perceptions of the barriers they face in the healthcare system. The study was a systematic review, conducted between March and April 2021, that followed the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) statement. A systematic review is a type of evidence synthesis that uses repeatable methods to collect and analyze secondary data and then identify appropriate data based on a systematic review question. A substantial body of social science and medical research has found
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