Help Please... Need 6 nurses to answer a 12 question survey for my BSN.

[amypink11]

please help!!!... i need 5 nurses to answer a 12 question survey for my bsn.

i need a nurse from each of the following sections: education (either staff development or nursing faculty), administration (cno or other clinical administrator), clinical specialist (nurse practitioner, certified nurse-midwife, nurse anesthetist, or clinical nurse specialist), staff (staff nurse with a bsn or msn), and research (may be full-time nursing research or evidence-based practice research within a clinical setting).

i don't know how to attach the survery... so i have just put in in this post. your help is much apprieciated!!!!!

you can fill it out here or copy and paste it into and email and send it to me... [email protected]

thanks again---- amy

the data will be aggregated when reported. no names will be used. all information is confidential and anonymous. participation is voluntary, and participants may choose to withdraw at any time.

interviewer name date interviewee name date

interview protocol

1. discuss how you utilize and value the knowledge of other disciplines to solve patient care problems. what team members are you most often engaged with, and what is the unique expertise of each?

2. describe how you demonstrate appropriate teambuilding and collaborative strategies when working with interprofessional teams.

3. how do you see care applied within your particular nursing practice situation?

4. describe the roles of different nurses (e.g., clinical nurse specialist, nurse executive, bedside nurse) in promoting safe and quality outcomes of care for diverse populations.

5. describe how you apply quality improvement processes to implement patient safety initiatives and monitor outcomes. how are nurse-sensitive indicators monitored in your institution?

6. describe how nurses facilitate patient-centered care in your institution and practice. how are patient-centered care and advocacy similar to and different from each other?

7. describe a situation in your practice in which you could see that the principles of ethics, professional nursing standards, altruism, and human dignity affected your nursing practice or a specific outcome.

8. describe a patient care initiative in your organization that improved outcomes and enhanced cost effectiveness in care delivery.

9. describe how nursing research has improved or changed a particular aspect of patient care in your institution. how is the research project different from quality improvement activities?

10. describe how information technology and patient data are used in your institution for ethical, effective clinical decision making and how patient confidentiality is protected.

11. describe a particular situation in which you have been involved with the roles and responsibilities of a major healthcare regulatory agency that affected patient care quality, workplace safety, healthcare reimbursement, or the scope of nursing practice.

12. compare nursing practice roles for the registered nurse, clinical nurse leader, advanced practice registered nurse, and clinical nurse specialist in your clinical setting. describe specific differences in their duties, knowledge, and abilities.

[HealthShepherd]

Hi Amy. Did you design this "survey" (i.e., are you able to rewrite it and start again)? I wouldn't call this a survey - it's basically 12 "essay questions", and some are very vague (what the heck does #3 mean)? It's not reasonable for you to expect strangers to do this much work for your school project. Reread it and ask yourself if you'd be willing to answer these questions for someone you don't know.

I'd suggest that you rewrite it completely to be answered quickly - make it multiple choice, or rating how much we agree with statements from 1 to 10, putting items in a list in order of priority, etc. If it only takes 10 minutes to fill out, you may get some answers from random people on AllNurses.

Or if you have to use this "survey" as written, you're going to have to do one of two things:

1. Ask people who know you, and might be willing to do you a HUGE favour;

2. Offer compensation.

Good luck. I sure am glad I'm not in nursing school anymore.

[JulieCVICURN, BSN, RN]

Wow, this looks more like a homework/paper assignment than a survey.

[madwife2002, BSN, RN]

Moved the thread here so that hopefully you get the assistance you require

[Zookeeper3]

In the nicest tone I'm "saying"... that this is an interview piece. Perhaps meant for you to contact your local hospitals HR department and ask for a contact person who may assist you. Also check your Alumni chapters. This is possibly not meant for us internet folk to do the completing. It appears that an interaction/discussion should be occuring.

[madwife2002, BSN, RN]

In the nicest tone I'm "saying"... that this is an interview piece. Perhaps meant for you to contact your local hospitals HR department and ask for a contact person who may assist you. Also check your Alumni chapters. This is possibly not meant for us internet folk to do the completing. It appears that an interaction/discussion should be occuring.

I agree with you, this does need to be either a phone or face to face interview piece of work, especially if the OP want validation

[Boobear510]

As I am currently working on this very same assignment I will offer that yah--- that's the interview we have to do. Gotta love the vagueness of questions we are to ask. But that said... if you look at the assignment in TaskStream it specifically says to interview. Here is what I am doing-- I am contacting one of the instructors at the Nursing School in my town. I am planning to meet her for coffee. I agree that this is an awful lot to ask from already busy nurses so I think it is only fair to thank them for their time. Also, if you go into the community you will find a discussion on trading interviews. Ms. A has commented that this is, in fact, acceptable. Why dont you post there and see if your fellow students can be of help.

Good Luck.