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  • Managing Acute Pain in Hospital Settings: An Introduction to Evidence-Based Practice

    by Grammarholic Colab

    Acute pain is a common experience for patients in hospital settings, and its effective management is essential for promoting patient comfort and satisfaction, reducing the risk of complications, and improving overall health outcomes. However, managing acute pain in hospital settings can be challenging due to several factors, including healthcare provider attitudes and beliefs, lack of education and training, and communication barriers between patients and healthcare providers. This blog provides an introduction to evidence-based practice in pain management, including pharmacological and non-pharmacological interventions, multimodal approaches, and patient-centered care. By utilizing evidence-based approaches to pain management, healthcare providers can improve pain management outcomes and promote overall health and well-being.

     

    Posted in Mental Health Nursing, Mental Health Research Essay, Nursing

  • Reflecting on Interprofessional Working and Service User Involvement: A Journey of Personal Growth and Continuous Learning

    by Grammarholic Colab
    This blog is a reflective journal essay that provides a detailed analysis of the author's experiences of interprofessional working and service user involvement in clinical practice. Using Gibbs (2007) reflective model, the author reflects on the challenges and opportunities they faced while working as a shift coordinator and how they were able to improve their skills and knowledge to provide safe and effective care. The essay highlights the importance of teamwork, effective communication, and reflective practice in nursing and how it contributes to personal growth and continuous learning. This blog provides valuable insights for nursing students and professionals who are looking to improve their practice and become more confident and competent in their role.
    Posted in Mental Health Nursing, Nursing

  • Care Journey for Breast Cancer Patient

    by Grammarholic Colab
    Breast cancer is a complex disease that requires a comprehensive approach to care. In this blog, we will explore how healthcare providers and support staff work together in a multidisciplinary approach to provide comprehensive care for breast cancer patients with complex needs. We will discuss the different stages of a breast cancer patient's care journey, including diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up care, and highlight the roles and responsibilities of all members of the multidisciplinary team (MDT). We will also showcase different types of team working that can improve patient outcomes and quality of life.
    Posted in Mental Health Nursing, Mental Health Research Essay, Nursing

  • Systematic Review Format for an Adult nursing research paper

    by Grammarholic Author

    A journal-style paper outlining a chosen area of evidence-based practice. 

    A research question (Framework) formulated by PICO, where; P-Patients in Hospital. I-Intentional Rounds. C-No Comparison. O-Prevention of Falls.

    Posted in Nursing

  • The Extended Essay Literature Review Process.

    by Grammarholic Author
    The extended essay takes the form of a substantial literature review that demonstrates your ability to work independently and to produce a piece of...
    Posted in Mental Health Nursing, Nursing

  • What is a Nursing Literature Review?

    by Grammarholic Author
    A literature review is a thorough and systematic appraisal of research literature on a specific topic. It comprises a number of logical steps. Ther...
    Posted in Mental Health Nursing, Nursing