Fall 12 NRSE 4520 Assessment and Promotion - Page 17
Register Today!- Nov 9, '12 by evieincoQuote from Simply ComplicatedI referenced the textbook but had not in text citations. I'm going to leave it at that. I'm done. Will submit tomorrow during my lunch break.This was the response I got about APA formatting for the assessment assignment, and using references. Didn't answer my question at all. I asked what we were supposed to reference, as we are not using any articles. My point is, I didn't use any references. I guess I will just reference the book with no in text citations. Did anyone else use citations somehow? Why is it so hard to just give a clear answer?
my advice to you would be to follow the example of the health assessment found in week one's assignment directions. Regarding the references...you should cite and list any references that you used for this assignment. Your textbook should be included as a reference - Nov 9, '12 by cincinursemaryOMG I just looked at week two.. I think it is worse than week 1...
And I am still not clear about these case studies. Do we have to buy the course? The paper included in the week two How to for viewing videos says we can access FREE stuff from the web site.
But then it says select physical assessment and then choose assigned case studies. When I looked at the free case studies it doesn't have any physical assessment piece. I am really confused. Help anyone? - Nov 10, '12 by ynursedQuote from cincinursemaryYou have to buy the case studies. The free resources come from registering for the free resources pertaining to the Jarvis book in the Elsevier site.OMG I just looked at week two.. I think it is worse than week 1...
And I am still not clear about these case studies. Do we have to buy the course? The paper included in the week two How to for viewing videos says we can access FREE stuff from the web site.
But then it says select physical assessment and then choose assigned case studies. When I looked at the free case studies it doesn't have any physical assessment piece. I am really confused. Help anyone?
The case studies you buy following the instructions they posted in the announcements. They are $36 and after you buy them there will be several categories. You have to click on the physical assessment category and the corresponding case studies will be there. - Nov 10, '12 by cincinursemaryQuote from ynursedOK so I am in the evolve website. I have my user name and password. What do I click on? I just don't see anything about case studies for $36 dollars. Is it the HESI site? I'm not dumb, but I just don't know what to click on.You have to buy the case studies. The free resources come from registering for the free resources pertaining to the Jarvis book in the Elsevier site.
The case studies you buy following the instructions they posted in the announcements. They are $36 and after you buy them there will be several categories. You have to click on the physical assessment category and the corresponding case studies will be there. - Nov 10, '12 by ynursedQuote from cincinursemaryClick on enroll in a course...should be on the left side...then put in the code they gave you in the announcements.OK so I am in the evolve website. I have my user name and password. What do I click on? I just don't see anything about case studies for $36 dollars. Is it the HESI site? I'm not dumb, but I just don't know what to click on.
- Nov 10, '12 by cincinursemaryQuote from ynursedThank you! Why couldn't I figure that out? when I went to the web site, I looked for the title of the book and it just took me to the Register for free resources or buy the course. I didn't see "enroll in a course" in the directions.Click on enroll in a course...should be on the left side...then put in the code they gave you in the announcements.
any way I'm going to cancel the other thing I registered for. I'm not made of money... - Nov 10, '12 by ynursedQuote from cincinursemaryNo problem I'm glad I could help.Thank you! Why couldn't I figure that out? when I went to the web site, I looked for the title of the book and it just took me to the Register for free resources or buy the course. I didn't see "enroll in a course" in the directions.
any way I'm going to cancel the other thing I registered for. I'm not made of money... - Nov 10, '12 by radmomOk so how is everyone handling the reference page for the Healthy People Assignment?
Are you just putting the citations on the reference page along with your other referenced material?
Are you explaining what these articles are for?
I am so confused about all these stupid APA rules. The assignments are simple, it's just this darn APA that has me batty.Last edit by radmom on Nov 10, '12 : Reason: edit - Nov 10, '12 by cincinursemaryQuote from radmomNothing goes on the reference page but the references in APA format.Ok so how is everyone handling the reference page for the Healthy People Assignment?
Are you just putting the citations on the reference page along with your other referenced material?
Are you explaining what these articles are for?
I am so confused about all these stupid APA rules. The assignments are simple, it's just this darn APA that has me batty. - Nov 10, '12 by SmoothOperatorRNQuote from radmomI did one reference with regard to an actual/risk health problem and put in on a reference page at end of paper. 'Nuff said.Ok so how is everyone handling the reference page for the Healthy People Assignment?
Are you just putting the citations on the reference page along with your other referenced material?
Are you explaining what these articles are for?
I am so confused about all these stupid APA rules. The assignments are simple, it's just this darn APA that has me batty.