Browsing by Author "Ann Minnick"
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A Description of Post-Graduation U.S. Nurse Residency Programs and Patient Outcomes They May Affect Barnett, James Stephen (2012-12-19)Department: Nursing ScienceDissertation under the direction of Professors Linda Norman and Ann Minnick Research Objective: The objective of this study was to establish a description of Nurse Residency Programs (NRPs) to identify if there is treatment ...
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Maxwell, Cathy A. (2012-03-28)Department: Nursing ScienceThis dissertation study examined hospital structures and processes associated with outcomes among hospitalized injured older adults (HIOA). The Minnick and Roberts Outcomes Production Model guided the design of a study ...
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Stefancyk Oberlies, Amanda Lynn (2016-04-11)Department: Nursing ScienceAn Exploration of Nurse Manager Work Activities in Acute Care Settings Amanda Stefancyk Oberlies Dissertation under the direction of Professor Ann F. Minnick The nurse manager has been described as one of the most important ...
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Steed, Julia Martin (2018-11-05)Department: Nursing ScienceCigarette smokers underestimate health risks associated with developing smoking-related health conditions. The exploration of perceived risk among hospitalized smokers has not been well studied. The purpose of this study ...
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Caring for veterans after a suicide attempt: a description of behavioral health treatment delivery Bernet, Alice Caroline (2013-07-31)Department: Nursing ScienceSuicide is a serious public health issue that especially affects veterans of the US Armed Forces. Increased risk for suicide is associated with a history of suicide attempt, psychiatric illness, and recent psychiatric ...
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Reed, Clinta Ché (2015-04-06)Department: Nursing ScienceInterruptions are multi-dimensional events that occur at varying frequencies and durations in different social contexts and task environments. Given that interruptions are believed to be pervasive in the nursing work ...
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Thibeau, Shelley Swann Blankenship (2015-03-25)Department: Nursing ScienceHuman milk is a biologically active fluid that provides immune protection for the developing infant. The levels of milk immune components vary among women over time post-delivery. Very little is known about the associations ...