A Sustainability Oriented and Mentored Approach to Implementing a Fall Prevention Guideline in Acute Care Over 2 Years

Autor: Jenny Ploeg RN, PhD, Sandra Ireland RN, PhD, Karen Cziraki RN, MSc, Melissa Northwood RN, MSc, Aleksandra A. Zecevic PhD, Barbara Davies RN, PhD, Mary Ann Murray RN, PhD, Kathryn Higuchi RN, PhD

Publikováno v: SAGE Open Nursing, Vol 4 (2018)

The purpose of this study was to assess the impact of a mentored guideline implementation (Registered Nurses’ Association of Ontario Prevention of Falls and Falls Injuries in the Older Adult Best Practice Guideline) focused on enhancing sustainabil

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Disruptive Behavior in the Elderly

Autor: Sharon L. Murray Rn, Marsha D. Fretwell, Josef Sternberg, Cynthia A. Bielecki Rn, William M. Whelihan

Publikováno v: Clinical Gerontologist. 8:43-56

Disruptive behavior in acute- and chronic-care facilities is a common and complex problem for patients, families, and staff; yet the phenomenon has received little empirical study. Because a caregiver's perception of the different aspects of disrupti

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https://doi.org/10.1300/j018v08n03_04

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Implementation of an Emergency Department Screening and Care Management Referral Process for Patients With Sickle Cell Disease.

Autor: Rushton S; Sharron Rushton, DNP, MS, RN, CCM, CNE, is an assistant clinical professor of nursing at Duke University School of Nursing. She serves as faculty leader for the Population Care Coordinator Program and is experienced in care coordination. Scholarly interests include collaborations, interprofessional education, population health, and care coordination for biologically and socially vulnerable populations. Debbie Murray, RN, CMAC, CHC, CPN, CNM, is the director of Population Health Outreach and Care Coordination Services at CCNC. Her team of health educators and health coaches works to make sure that all patients have the access to appropriate care and the resources needed to improve self-management of their health concerns. Charles Talley, BS, is a health educator in Population Health Outreach and Care Coordination Services at CCNC. He maintains the sickle cell referral database and contacts patients following their visit to the ED to ensure that they have access to appropriate care and the resources needed to improve self-management of their health concerns. Sandra Boyd, MA, is the NC Sickle Cell Syndrome Program supervisor. Her team of educator counselors provides counseling, care coordination, and education to individuals with sickle cell disease and their families throughout the life course. Sandra works with her team to ensure that patients with sickle cell disease who visit an emergency department are contacted within 3 days of receipt of a referral by a CCNC care manager. The program's goal is to ensure that each client has a plan of care, is connected with a primary care provider and hematologist, and is linked to resources necessary that help improve his or her quality of life. Kern Eason, MBA, is the pediatric program manager at Community Care of North Carolina. He oversees CCNC Pediatric Program activities, particularly in coordination of CCNC's systems, practice, and patient-facing work on behalf of patients with sickle cell disease. Kern has specific skills in pediatric information technology and sees this as a key driver of quality in pediatric health care. Marian Earls, MD, MTS, FAAP, is the director of Pediatric Programs and deputy chief medical officer for Community Care of North Carolina and has led the CCNC Sickle Cell Project since 2013. She is board-certified in both General and Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics. She is a clinical professor of pediatrics for the University of North Carolina Medical School. Paula Tanabe, PhD, MSN, MPH, RN, FAEN, FAAN, is a professor in the Schools of Nursing (SON) and Medicine at Duke University. Dr. Tanabe is the associate dean for Faculty Development and Data Science, SON. Her program of research is focused on improving systems of care, health outcomes, and quality of life for individuals with sickle cell disease., Murray D, Talley C, Boyd S, Eason K, Earls M, Tanabe P

Publikováno v: Professional case management [Prof Case Manag] 2019 Sep/Oct; Vol. 24 (5), pp. 240-248.