4600 Summer 5/13

I also looked at both, and thought they looked the same. I agree that it doesn't really matter since we're putting it in our own words... now does it?

DONE WITH WEEK 1!!!!

4 weeks left to go!!!!! :)

Smittojess,

no... not a night shifter, just a Baylor nurse. I only work 12 hour shifts 7a-7p every weekend.

Upper management is usually long gone on the weekends. Just us staff nurses left to hold down the fort! Makes it hard to meet with someone at work to do this project, I hate going in when I don't have to work... but anything to get through the next 4 weeks!

I'm done with week 1, whew! I am taking family nursing with this course, so just trying to stay on top of things and not get behind.

any other night shifters out there? the positive is - sometimes downtime at work to do homework :)

Night shifter here. I agree about the downtime and getting some homework done.

I was told not long ago in a class to put two spaces in between sentences. What about References? Do you do two spaces or one space between author, date, title, etc.?

Nevermind...I think I just found my answer on a Penn State website:

1. Use two spaces after a period at the end of a sentence and one space after periods in a referencecitation.
   

Not happy with the TA. Not receiving responses to emails in a timely manner. Anyone else having an issue with this? Twice now I have submitted my stuff without a response from the TA/

Not happy with the TA. Not receiving responses to emails in a timely manner. Anyone else having an issue with this? Twice now I have submitted my stuff without a response from the TA/

No. I asked two questions through Q&A and one email and have gotten replies in a timely manner.

I'm off today so planned on getting assignments done but I'd like to see how the grading was during week 1 before submitting anything..

I'm off today so planned on getting assignments done but I'd like to see how the grading was during week 1 before submitting anything..

I'm with you.

This is a great website for info for this weeks' DB:

Health policies and data - Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

But, anyone have any idea how to cite it?

This is a great website for info for this weeks' DB:

Health policies and data - Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

But, anyone have any idea how to cite it?

Wondering if you would get "dinged" for not using a "peer-reviewed journal article." I always use EBSCOhost articles but I see people often using information from the Internet, which is way easier in my opinion.

Yea honestly I can't find anything from esbco that is scholarly that has the information I need. I probably will get dinged a point or two but I'm just annoyed. I really Don't want to submit anything if the TA rips apart last weeks DB and make the same mistakes but its Tuesday...