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Structural Equation Modeling (SEM)

from VickyRN - Structural equations comprehensively represent the complex multidimensional relations among research variables in a theory. Structural equation modeling (or SEM) is a sophisticated class of multivariate analytic statistical techniques used to examine the underlying relationships, or structure, among variables in a model. SEM allows the researcher...
Last Reply by VickyRN Apr 14 10:15 AM   No comments   1,981 view
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The Delivery

from cofcmom05 - For those of you who have worked long in labor and delivery and before the advent of the epidural, you may, perhaps, can relate to patients such as mine. Or not. Many years ago, I was a labor and delivery RN at a county medical hospital, serving a large population. The hospital only had 3 delivery rooms with one delivery room, that all the...
Last Reply by diane227 Apr 13 02:40 AM   13 comments   4,936 views
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Talked into a career in nursing by Stephen King.

from eriksoln - I began my nursing career as a young male in a community college. I was taking prereqs, feeling my way around Corporate America, considering the endless possibilities of career paths. The options were limitless and I was often overwhelmed trying to consider them all. Accounting, computer software, engineering, teaching, professional sports...
Last Reply by Faeriewand Apr 10 12:19 PM   46 comments   12,937 views
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Everything I Know About Life, I Learned From Nursing

from VivaLasViejas - ........I've learned that nursing is a great metaphor for life. It's both rewarding and frustrating, utterly fascinating at times and dull as tombs at others; it's funny, sad, beautiful, ugly, dramatic, unglamorous........and sometimes it outright stinks. ........A little effort can go a long, long way. Investing five or ten minutes in a needy...
Last Reply by masahidesasada Apr 09 08:16 PM   17 comments   6,486 views

Using Goals to Grow in Nursing

from gscarlett - Goals are useful in life by allowing people to strive for something better. Never allowing oneself to become completely content, encourages the pursuit of bigger opportunities and keeps dreams alive. Upholding one’s own beliefs and values during the journey toward goals allows great personal rewards. As said by Greg Anderson (2008), “When we are...
Last Reply by jesskerr Apr 09 03:28 PM   2 comments   3,870 views

Rejecting the Transplant

from rolland542 - It was snowing to beat all. Two feet was down already, and more was falling. Driving the little Toyota down the highway, I was thinking, where will I be next year? My current job is wearing me down. As a nurse, working in the confines of the prison system with sex offenders, I am tired and wanting more. I pulled into the parking lot and see...
Last Reply by rolland542 Mar 30 11:48 AM   10 comments   1,391 view
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Expected Outcome - Not Met

from Mom2*2Girls - As I walk down the hall of my long-term care clinical site, I am anxious to begin a day full of learning! I have my group patient care plan in hand, and I’m ready to work on my interventions. I spent a lot of time coming up with interventions that I felt could really help our almost-a-century-old patient. As we pass room 221, I realize that...
Last Reply by ivoryce Mar 29 12:05 AM   7 comments   4,115 views

Exploratory and Confirmatory Factor Analysis

from VickyRN - Factor analysis is a broad term for multivariate statistical methods used to identify common underlying variables called factors within a larger set of measures. Basically, factor analysis determines which variables group or go together. A factor is a group of related variables representing an underlying domain or theme. Factors are indicated by...
Last Reply by VickyRN Mar 27 09:38 PM   No comments   2,114 views
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How My Instructor Affected My Life

from raekaylvn - I sit in my car outside of the hospital where I'm doing my second term clinicals at. Tears are just rolling down my cheeks. They won't stop. In LVN school, we have 13 week terms. This is only week 7. The tears increase with this sudden thought. I cannot do this anymore. I want to drive to campus and quit this very instant. Instead, I drive home...
Last Reply by AZ_RN2B Mar 25 03:24 PM   122 comments   20,047 views

Gerontological Nursing: The Interrelationship between Theory, Practice, and Research

from VickyRN - This paper discusses the interrelationship between nursing theory, research, and practice in the specialty area of gerontological nursing. Knowledge needs within gerontological nursing, as well as suggestions for further middle range theories and research, are explored. Theory, research, science, and practice are the four core elements of the...
Last Reply by VickyRN Mar 24 06:13 PM   No comments   6,177 views
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Love and Healthcare in the Third World

from interleukin - Decade after decade we are subjected to the same images and videos of crying children with bloated bellies. Most of us are long tired or immune to the images and pleas for money. Many may wonder why the situation persists. Some are quick to point fingers. Others condemn the whole continent--a place populated with people somehow fundamentally...
Last Reply by interleukin Mar 24 04:00 PM   13 comments   3,798 views

Logistic Regression

from VickyRN - Regression analysis is used to predict a continuous dependent variable from a number of independent variables. If the dependent variable is dichotomous, then logistic regression, rather than linear regression, should be used. Logistic regression (sometimes called the logistic model or logit model) analyzes the relationship between multiple...
Last Reply by VickyRN Mar 23 06:10 PM   No comments   1,416 view

T-Tests and One-Way ANOVA

from VickyRN - T-tests and analysis of variance (ANOVA) are widely used statistical methods to compare group means. Both are parametric statistical techniques, in that these tests involve a number of assumptions, including: normally distributed population; dependent variable measured on continuous interval or ratio level; random sampling of data; observations...
Last Reply by ghillbert Mar 22 07:27 PM   5 comments   6,369 views
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You Came All The Way From America Just For Me

from racypatty - After 27 hours of travel I have arrived. It is very hot, there is no air conditioning and only warm bottled water to drink. On January 14th I had the amazing opportunity to travel to the jungles of southern India on a volunteer medical missions trip. I want as the nurse to help two doctors from our hospital here in Pennsylvania. We set up...
Last Reply by Vito Andolini Mar 22 01:54 PM   11 comments   3,791 views

Mixed Between-Within Subjects ANOVA

from VickyRN - Mixed between-within subjects ANOVA (also known as a split-plot ANOVA) combines two different types of one-way ANOVA into one study: between-groups ANOVA and within-subjects ANOVA. Thus, in a mixed-design ANOVA model, one categorical independent variable is a between-subjects variable and the other categorical independent variable is a...
Last Reply by VickyRN Mar 22 09:16 AM   No comments   5,436 views
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