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:lol2: I am a graduate student and I think I googled the site a while back, joined but never participated. I am trying to finish a research utilization project (formal guidelines for the Option for Family Presence in the ED) so can't hang out here tonight. Soon looking forward to having more time on my hands. Primary clinical career for 35 years has been in the ED but now practice in the Education Department of my facilty. If anyone has any info, thoughts, or experiences with Family Presence to share, I'd sure appreciate them for future use. My other project is related to pharmacology education for nurses, or the lack there of. If you have any favorite clip art web sites or ppt backgrounds/templates, could use those too. I am also a smiley face/emoticon junky, would take those sites too. Have a good evening and I'll be back soon. :nurse: deb d. (I'm one of the oldies, though I cannot find my cap. Too close to retirement to buy another).

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moved to general nursing discussion forum. good luck!!! hopefully someone will come along to help out. welcome to allnurses.com!

hello

i have done a literature search for you. there are a lot of publications - hope these help:

nurses' beliefs about family presence during resuscitation.

applied nursing research, 2005 nov, vol. 18, no. 4, p. 192-8, (15 ref) , issn: 0897-1897.

knott a, kee cc

family presence during resuscitation: a critical review of the literature.

american journal of critical care, 2005 nov, vol. 14, no. 6, p. 494-512, (44 ref), issn: 1062-3264.

halm ma

good and bad experiences of family presence during acute care and resuscitation. what makes the difference?

european journal of cardiovascular nursing, 2005 jun, vol. 4, no. 2, p. 161-9, (27 ref), issn: 1474-5151.

axelsson ab, zettergren m, axelsson c

family presence: making room.

american journal of nursing, 2005 may, vol. 105, no. 5, p. 40-9, (19 ref), issn: 0002-936x.

mangurten ja, scott sh, guzzetta ce, sperry js, vinson la, hicks ba, watts dg, scott sm

family presence during invasive procedures and resuscitation in the emergency department: a review of the literature.

journal of emergency nursing, 2005 feb, vol. 31, no. 1, p. 58-72, 117-23, (24 ref), issn: 0099-1767.

moreland p

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