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“A Bridge over Troubled Water”: The Value One Team of Multi-Specialty Skilled Nurses Bring Community Hospitals in Oregon
Shannon Mack, Karen Jeffrey-Markowski, David Monego, Lisa Halvorsen, and Yvonne Kirk
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Achieving Quality Care in a Timely Manner: The Utilization of Observation Unit at Covenant Medical Center
Daisy Bolla, Daisy Dagohoy, and Camie Rowland
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Acute Hyperkalemia: A Novel Strategy To Prevent Insulin Induced Hypoglycemia
Brandon Wu and Eric Harvey
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Aromatherapy for First Line Treatment of Postoperative Nausea and Vomiting in PACU
Michelle Leiby and Katie Trottier
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Bridging the Gap: An Innovative Web-Based Approach for Evaluating EBP Readiness in Direct Care Nurses
Stacey Spalding, Nikki L. Galaviz, Jamie Roney, JoAnn Long, and Karen Baggerly
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CAUTI REDUCTION: A multi-pronged CAUTI reduction strategy
Heather Haake, Devorah Overbay, and Sara Wilkerson
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Circle by Providence: Supporting Discharge Readiness for Postpartum Mothers
Lisa Fellin and Beth Yanamura
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Complementary and Alternative Medicine Attitudes and Use in Caregivers of Patients with Lung Cancer
Trisha Saul, Lorraine Evangelista, Jung-Ah Lee, Sangyhuk Shin, and Michelle Fortier
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Creating an Effective Poster: Research Versus Evidenced-Based Practice Projects
The ENA Institute for Emergency Nursing Research Advisory Council
Purpose Provide information regarding the: Advantages/disadvantages of a poster presentation, Differences between a research and evidence-based poster, and Key elements of a research and evidenced-based poster. Advantages of a Poster Presentation Allows the emergency nurse to communicate innovative and useful information to peers on a one-to-one basis. ENA conference poster sessions are scheduled over several days so that posters are available for previewing and then interested persons can prepare questions and meet the presenter later Allows the audience to view the poster at their own pace. Presented as “stand alone” or with narrative from presenter who remains with the poster. Facilitates questions and communication Disadvantages of a Poster Presentation Usually numerous posters often in a large, noisy space. Passive in nature, relying on visual appeal rather than content to attract viewers. Presenter must repeat their presentation numerous times for each wave of viewers.
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Decreasing Inappropriate Usage of the Emergency Department (Creating alliances to deliver population health to seasonal workforce)
Olivia Foster and Lynley Steele-Miller
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DEVELOPMENT OF A MATERNAL CHILD HEALTH DEPARTMENT-WIDE NEONATAL RESUSCITATION CART EDUCATIONAL PROJECT
Anna M. Munoz and Beverly Holland
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Effects of Sedation Vacations and Sedation Level Quality Improvement Project
Gisele Bazan, Bo Ewing, Cynthia Grissman, April Marpa, August Montgomery, and Tana Overman
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Empowering Clinical Nurses: Decreasing Clostridium Difficile
Danielle N. Sloane and Michelle McSherry
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Empowerment and Compassion Fatigue in Nurses in Magnet and Non-Magnet Facilities
Sarah Sumner, Sherri Mendelson, Cassendra Munro, Trisha Saul, and Laranda Yarajanian
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Enhancing Nurse-Led Rapid Response Teams (RRT) to Save Lives
Marisa Gillaspie Aziz, Zoe Anastas, and Mary Waldo
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