| IMPROVING EMERGENCY HEALTH CARE WORKERS' KNOWLEDGE, COMPETENCY, AND ATTITUDES TOWARD LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, AND TRANSGENDER PATIENTS THROUGH INTERDISCIPLINARY CULTURAL COMPETENCY TRAINING |
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| Forensic Evidence Collection in the Emergency Care Setting |
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| PEDIATRIC READINESS IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT |
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| EDUCATING EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT STAFF ON THE IDENTIFICATION AND TREATMENT OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING VICTIMS |
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| EMERGENCY NURSES' PERCEPTIONS OF RISK FOR FIREARM INJURY AND ITS EFFECT ON ASSESSMENT PRACTICES: A MIXED METHODS STUDY |
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| THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A CULTURAL CHANGE TOOLKIT TO REDUCE NURSING BURNOUT AND MITIGATE NURSE TURNOVER IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT |
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| USING MATHEMATICAL MODELING TO IMPROVE THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT NURSE-SCHEDULING PROCESS |
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| PREVENTING EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT VIOLENCE THROUGH DESIGN |
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| IMPROVING PATIENTS' EXPERIENCES COMMUNICATING WITH NURSES AND PROVIDERS IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT |
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| USING THE EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE SERVICE NURSING BUNDLE TO INCREASE PATIENT SATISFACTION |
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| USING BUZZY, SHOTBLOCKER, AND BUBBLE BLOWING IN A PEDIATRIC EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT TO REDUCE THE PAIN AND FEAR CAUSED BY INTRAMUSCULAR INJECTION: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL |
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| INJURIES OF WOMEN SURVIVING INTIMATE PARTNER STRANGULATION AND SUBSEQUENT EMERGENCY HEALTH CARE SEEKING: AN INTEGRATIVE EVIDENCE REVIEW |
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| PEDIATRIC EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT STAFF PREFERENCES FOR A CRITICAL INCIDENT STRESS DEBRIEFING |
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| IMPACT OF A TEAMSTEPPS TRAUMA NURSE ACADEMY AT A LEVEL 1 TRAUMA CENTER |
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| PARENTAL KNOWLEDGE AND RECALL OF CONCUSSION DISCHARGE INSTRUCTIONS |
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| TRIAGING THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT, NOT THE PATIENT: UNITED STATES EMERGENCY NURSES' EXPERIENCE OF THE TRIAGE PROCESS |
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| ABOVE, BEYOND, AND OVER THE SIDE RAILS: EVALUATING THE NEW MEMORIAL EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT FALL-RISK-ASSESSMENT TOOL |
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| CATCHING QUALITY BEFORE IT FALLS: PREVENTING FALLS AND INJURIES IN THE ADULT EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT |
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| CHANGING TEAM MEMBER PERCEPTIONS BY IMPLEMENTING TEAMSTEPPS IN AN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT |
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| SEPSIS SCREENING IN TRIAGE TO DECREASE DOOR-TO-ANTIBIOTIC TIME |
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| STAFF PERCEPTION OF INTERPROFESSIONAL SIMULATION FOR VERBAL DE-ESCALATION AND RESTRAINT APPLICATION TO MITIGATE VIOLENT PATIENT BEHAVIORS IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT |
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| A QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROJECT TO IMPROVE EDUCATION PROVIDED BY NURSES TO ED PATIENTS PRESCRIBED OPIOID ANALGESICS AT DISCHARGE |
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| NURSING RESEARCH PRIORITIES IN THE PEDIATRIC EMERGENCY CARE APPLIED RESEARCH NETWORK (PECARN): REACHING CONSENSUS THROUGH THE DELPHI METHOD |
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| EFFECTIVENESS OF CONDUCTED ELECTRICAL WEAPONS TO PREVENT VIOLENCE-RELATED INJURIES IN THE HOSPITAL |
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| DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF AN ULTRASOUND-GUIDED PERIPHERAL INTRAVENOUS CATHETER PROGRAM FOR EMERGENCY NURSES |
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| IMPLEMENTATION OF THE MEDFRAT TO PROMOTE QUALITY CARE AND DECREASE FALLS IN COMMUNITY HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOMS |
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| INTERRUPTIONS EXPERIENCED BY EMERGENCY NURSES: IMPLICATIONS FOR SUBJECTIVE AND OBJECTIVE MEASURES OF WORKLOAD |
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| ACTIVE SHOOTER TRAINING IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT: A SAFETY INITIATIVE |
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| STOP THE BOTTLENECK: IMPROVING PATIENT THROUGHPUT IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT |
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| Intimate Partner Violence |
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| ENA EMERGENCY NURSES ASSOCATION Clinical Practice Guideline: Intimate Partner Violence Abstracts |
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| INTRODUCTION OF A HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL SPLIT FLOW MODEL OF EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT PATIENTS AS A RESPONSE TO OVERCROWDING |
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| NURSES' PERCEPTIONS OF VICTIMS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN AN URBAN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT: A QUALITATIVE STUDY |
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| USE OF A STANDARDIZED PROCEDURE TO IMPROVE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PATIENTS' CARE: A QUALITY IMPROVEMENT INITIATIVE |
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| A PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS: PICTOGRAPHS TO IMPROVE UNDERSTANDING OF DISCHARGE INSTRUCTIONS |
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| DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS AND PERCEPTIONS OF ED CARE IN PATIENTS EVALUATED FOR ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROME |
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| COMPARISON OF TEMPORAL ARTERY VERSUS RECTAL TEMPERATURE IN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT PATIENTS WHO ARE UNABLE TO PARTICIPATE IN ORAL TEMPERATURE ASSESSMENT |
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| FUTURE EMERGENCY NURSING WORKFORCE: WHAT THE EVIDENCE IS TELLING US |
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| NURSE-LEADER COLLABORATIVE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT: IMPROVING PATIENT EXPERIENCE IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT |
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| SCREENING, BRIEF INTERVENTION, AND REFERRAL TO TREATMENT BY EMERGENCY NURSES: A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE |
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| EMERGENCY NURSE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE BRIEF SMOKING-CESSATION INTERVENTION: ASK, ADVISE, AND REFER |
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| RAISING AWARENESS FOR SEPSIS, SEPSIS SCREENING, EARLY RECOGNITION, AND TREATMENT IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT |
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| COUNSELING SUICIDAL PATIENTS ABOUT ACCESS TO LETHAL MEANS: ATTITUDES OF EMERGENCY NURSE LEADERS |
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| ASSESSING FOR OCCULT SUICIDALITY AT TRIAGE: EXPERIENCES OF EMERGENCY NURSES |
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| HEALTH CARE PROVIDER IN TRIAGE TO IMPROVE OUTCOMES |
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| LOW-FIDELITY, IN-SITU PEDIATRIC RESUSCITATION SIMULATION IMPROVES RN COMPETENCE AND SELF-EFFICACY |
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| ( EFFECTIVENESS OF A NOVEL SPECIMEN COLLECTION SYSTEM IN REDUCING BLOOD CULTURE CONTAMINATION RATES) |
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| TEAM TRIAGE INTERVENTION, INCLUDING LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE, TO INCREASE HIV TESTING RATES IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT: A QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROJECT |
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| WOMEN'S EXPERIENCES OF MISCARRIAGE IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT |
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| IMPROVING 3-HOUR SEPSIS BUNDLED CARE OUTCOMES: IMPLEMENTATION OF A NURSE-DRIVEN SEPSIS PROTOCOL IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT |
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