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Our 2nd Nursing Research and EBP Summit
was a huge success with more than 300 atten-
dees. The summit was held at the Dallas Arbore-
tum and Botanical Gardens March 27, 2013.
Dr. Alyce Schultz was this years keynote
speaker whose presentation focused on sustain-
ing nursing research and evidence-based prac-
tice and the overall contributions, that efforts
have on improving nursing practice.
Twenty one speakers from Baylor Health Care
System and Baylor University School of Nurs-
ing presented on either completed EBP or re-
search project findings. Listed below are the
speakers and their associated project titles at this
years Growing Nursing Knowledge 2013 EBP
and Research Summit.
April, 2013 VOL. 7 ISSUE 8
BHCS NURSING RESEARCH
E-NEWSLETTER AND EBP
Looking Ahead
Summer Writing Workshop with
Susan Houston, RN, PhD, FAAN, NEA-
BC, Martha Bradshaw, RN, PhD Profes-
sional Writing & Editing Consultant,
Marygrace Leveille, PhD, RN, ACNP-
BC—related to completed studies and by
invitation only!
Growing Nursing Knowledge 2013
Evidence-Based Practice and Research Summit!!
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Alyce A. Schultz, RN, PhD, FAAN-Keynote “The Green-ing of Nursing Research: Sowing the Seeds for Sustain-ability”
Alaina Tellson, BSN, RN, CAPA, NE-BC, Eram Samuels, BSN, RN, NE-BC-Research “Bacterial Load of Rings worn by Healthcare Providers”
Jenny Adams, PhD-Research “Comparison of Intratho-racic Force Exerted on the Sternum During a Sneeze and While Performing Chest Press Resistance Exercise”
Esther Itty, BSN, RN, Shawn Miller, RN, CMSRN-EBP “ Project Delirium: Staff Nurse Driven Practice Improve-ments”
Claudia C. Beal, PhD, RN-Research “Women’s Re-sponses to Ischemic Stroke Onset: A Comparison of Early and Late Arrivers to the Hospital”
Salomie Thomson, BSN, RN, CNRN-EBP “Chlorhexicine use for reducing orthopedic surgical site infections: To use or not to use”?
Claudia Wilder, MSN, RN, NE-BC-Research “Transformation Following the Implementation of an Electronic Health Record, Measuring End-User Percep-tions of the Clinical Information System and the Impact of the EHR on NDNQI Indicators”
Roxanne M. Schroeder, MSN, RN-BC-Research “ Com-
parison of accelerated and traditional baccalaureate nurs-
ing student perceptions of expected work environment”
Jaci Langham, RN-EBP “Patient-Centered Insulin Dosing
Cycles: Producing Optimal Glycemic Control through
Inter-professional collaboration”
Kandace Anderson, BSN, RNC-Research “ Postpartum
Safety: Fall etiology and evaluation of an intervention”
Latora Grant Scott, PhD, RN, CHFN-Research “Influence
of Provider Perception of Health Literacy on 30 day Re-
admission Rates of Heart Failure Patients”
Pam s. McKinley, MS-PSL, RN, CPPS-EBP “Golden Hour
& Beyond...BUMC’S NICU Experience”
Megan Lemley, RN, NP-C-EBP “Implementation of a
Group diabetes Education Program for Low-Income His-
panics”
Penny Huddleston, MSN, RN, CCRN-Research
“Measuring the Nurse Leaders and Direct Care Nurses
perceptions of a Healthy Work Environment”
John F Dixon, PhD, RN, NE-BC-Research “Exploratory
Analysis of the Relationship between Present-on-admission
Factors of adult Inpatients and Risk for Needing a Rapid
Response Team intervention during Hospitalization”
Shelby L. Garner, PhD, RN, CNE-Research “A Retrospec-
tive Study of Sleep Breathing Disorder Therapies and
Treatment Attitudes Among Adult Heart Failure Patients”
Lindsay Newland SN, RN-Research “ What is the impact
of cue based feeding in pre-mature infants decreasing the
time to attain full oral feeds and increase breastfeeding
incidence at discharge”?
Marygrace Leveille, PhD, RN, ACNP-BC-Research “The
Intensity and Frequency of Moral Distress Among different
Health Care Disciplines”
Becky Spencer, PhD, MSN, RN, IBCLC-Research
“Accessing the Cultural, Personal, and Political voices of
African American Women’s Breastfeeding Experiences”
Mandy Sparks, BSN, RNC-MNN– EBP “ Post Partum
Hemorrhage and Nurse Confidence”
Sonya Flanders, MSN, RN, ACNS-BC, BARBARA
Leeper, MN, RN, CNSMS, CCRN, FAHA-Research
“Assessment of the impact of an Educational Intervention
on Nurses’ Knowledge of Pulse Oximetry and Oxygen
Administration”
Robyn Garner, BSN, RN, CCRN, Theresa Kaplan MSN,
RN-EBP “ Adopting the Critical Care Pain Observation
Tool (CPOT) in a community hospital”
2013 Presenters and Study Titles
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Growing Nursing Knowledge: 2013 Evidence-Based Practice
and Research Summit!!!!!
Dr. Alyce
Schultz getting
us started!
Ready for ALL the Nursing Knowledge!!!
Nursing
Research and
EBP makes Dr.
Bradley & Bobbi
smile!
Thank you BHCS NRC
members for a successful
Summit!!
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Stay tuned for an announcement regarding the New Research Fellowship
program. The purpose of this fellowship will be to prepare nursing stu-
dents, managers, administrators and executives to serve as leaders to
foster research within our system. Applications will be forthcoming in the
summer.
Volume 7 Issue 8
Evidence Based Practice Fellowship
April, 2013
BHCS
Stay
Tuned!!!
CONGRATULATIONS!!!!
Congratulations Alaina Tellson, BSN, RN, CAPA, NE-BC and Tara Byxbe,
BSN RN-BC for completing the systematic review on “Effectiveness of
femoral arterial closure devices compared to traditional compression
methods following femoral sheath removal”.
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PI: Roxanne M. Schroeder RN-BC
Baylor Health Care System
More baccalaureate prepared nurses are needed to meet growing healthcare demands. A
surge in the number of second degree accelerated nursing programs has contributed bacca-
laureate prepared nursing graduates to the workforce. Despite the increasing number of
accelerated graduates, literature to date has little to say about how accelerated graduates
adapt to the healthcare work environment when compared to their traditional graduate
counterparts. First year turnover of nursing graduates is astoundingly high, estimated at
greater than 30%. Nurse retention literature finds leading factors for nurse turnover sur-
round job dissatisfaction with work environment characteristics. This study compared ac-
celerated and traditional nursing students perceptions of their future work environment.
The quantitative survey design sampled 86 nursing students ready to graduate from either
a traditional baccalaureate nursing program or an accelerated second-degree program at
the same university. The Work Environment Scale (WES) Expectations Form developed
by Moos (2008) was the survey instrument used to compare future work environment ex-
pectations the findings indicate accelerated students expect more autonomy and peer co-
hesion in their future work environments than traditional students. The study also indi-
cates students have higher expectations of their future work environment that health care
work group (HCWG) norms show to be real. Organizations can investigate these factors
and pursue targeted strategies to prepare for new graduate expectations.
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Completed Study Abstracts
April, 2013
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Comparison of Accelerated and Traditional Baccalaureate Nursing
Student Perceptions of Expected Work Environment
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19-20 May 2013 — Madera, Calif., USA
Children's Hospital Central California presents Advanced Care of the Pediatric Patient. This nursing
conference is geared toward acute care and emergency nurses or respiratory therapists who are inter-
ested in up-to-date information and trends in pediatrics. Some topics include current trends in treat-
ment for drowning patients, non-invasive management of asthma, and cardiomyopathies and myocardi-
tis in pediatrics. Please see the website for a complete agenda and speakers.
Email:[email protected]
30-31 May 2013 — Atlanta, Ga., USA
The QSEN Institute presents the QSEN National Forum. The Quality and Safety Education for Nurses
(QSEN) National Forum is designed to attract innovators and nurture faculty and nursing leaders for the
improvement of quality and safety education. This is done through the sharing of innovations in curricu-
lar design and teaching strategies that accomplish QSEN competency development and research related
to quality and safety education in pre-licensure, advanced practice programs, and clinical practice. Key-
note Session: QSEN and the Power of Alignment; Plenary Session: Partnership for Patients (PfP) Hospi-
tal Engagement Network; Endnote Session: Forging a True Patient-Centered Relationship for Families
and Nurses: Bringing the QSEN Competencies to Life. Email:[email protected]
1-2 June 2013
The Nurse Practitioner Association of Alberta presents Nurse Practitioners: Right Time. Right Now.The
annual clinical conference for NP's, nurses and allied health professionals. This years conference will
cover the areas of: prenatal care, geriatrics, emergency, urgent care, infectious disease, neurology, acute
care, and community. We will also have a workshop day with hands on session on suturing, assessment,
ABG interpretation, CXR interpretation, and more! Email: [email protected]
16-23 June 2013 — Royal Caribbean Cruise
The Center for Hispanic Studies in Nursing and Health presents Enriching Your Nursing Practice and
Patient Outcomes Through Written and Culturally Based Communication. The conference welcomes
professional nurses, health professionals and faculty in all health care settings who wish to begin or re-
fine professional writing skills and explore cultural influences on communication.
Email:[email protected]
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29-31 July 2013 — Las Vegas, Nev., USA
OMICS Group presents 3rd International Conference on Vaccines & Vaccination. Vaccines-2013 is a
scientific platform to meet fellow key decision makers all-around the academic institutions, healthcare
institutes, pharmaceutical, biotech, CROs, vaccine developers supply chain, logistics practitioners mak-
ing the congress a perfect platform to share experience, foster collaborations through the research talks
& presentations to put forward many thought provoking strategies in Vaccines & Vaccination, making
the Congress a perfect platform to share proficiency. Email: [email protected]
14-16 August 2013 — Chicago, Ill., USA
Diabetes-2013 presents 4th World Congress of Diabetes & Metabolism. Diabetes-2013 will provide the
latest technologies to treat and prevent diabetes and its related illnesses. It is one of the largest innova-
tive diabetic technologies for researchers, clinicians and general practitioners in all fields of diabetes,
endocrinology and metabolism. Email: [email protected]
23-25 September — Raleigh, N.C., USA
OMICS Group presents International Conference on Hematology & Blood Disorders. will be organized
around the theme "Exploring Novel Trends in Treating Hematological Disorders." Hematology- 2013 is
comprised of 10 tracks and 52 sessions designed to offer comprehensive sessions that address current
issues in Hematology & related Blood Disorders. Email: [email protected]
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Smart and Connected Health: 13-543 SOURCE: National Science Foundation (NSF)
APPLICATION DEADLINE: 10/10/13.
$ AVAILABLE: $20 million for 25 awards.
ELIGIBILITY: Nonprofit, non-academic organizations: independent museums, observatories, research
labs, professional societies and similar organizations in the U.S. associated with educational or research
activities.
CONTACT: Please see URL for multiple contacts. For more information seehttp://www.nsf.gov/
pubs/2013/nsf13543/nsf13543.htm
Sigma Theta Tau International Foundation for Nursing's Patricia E. Thompson Giving Circle do-
nors. Grants Available: 1 annually
Funding: US $12,00 (max)
Deadline: 1 May 2013
Funding date: 1 November 2013
Sigma Theta Tau International Foundation for Nursing’s research endowment National League
for Nursing Grant (NLN). Grants available: 1 per year
Funding: up to $5000
Deadline: 1 June 2013
Funding date: 1 November 2013
American Nurses’ Foundation Grant
For 2013, applications must be submitted directly ANF. Please check www.nursingworld.org
for additional information
Grants available: 1 per year
Funding: US $7500 (max)
Deadline: 1 May 2013
Funding date: October 2013
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April, 2013
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Sigma Theta Tau International Environment of Elder Care Nursing Research Grant Grants Available: 1 per year
Funding: up to US $9,000
Deadline: 1 July 2013
Funding date: 1 November 2013
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Baylor All Saints Medical Center at
Fort Worth
Suzy Lockwood, PhD, RN, MSN, OCN, CHPN
(817)-922-2167
Baylor Garland
Ruth Robert, RN, MSN, FNPC, CMSRN, PCCN
(972)-487-5329
Baylor Grapevine
Becky Phillips, PhD, RN
(817)-329-4092
Baylor Irving
Penny Huddleston, MSN, RN, CCRN
(972)579-8172
Baylor Heart and Vascular Hospital
Mary Muldoon, RN-BC, CEPS
(214)-820-0140
Tara Byxbe, BSN RN-BC
BUMC
Marygrace Leveille, PhD, RN, ACNP-BC
(214)-476-4597
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NRC Contacts at Your Facility
April, 2013
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Baylor Plano
Eileen Flanagan, RN-BC, MSN
(469)-814-6880
Baylor Carrollton
Theresa Kaplan, MSN, RN
(97f2)-394-2318
OCH and BSH
Susan Houston, PhD, RN, FAAN, NEA-BC
(912)-272-9012
THHBP
Alaina Tellson, BSN, RN, CAPA, NE –BC
(469)-814-4627
Baylor McKinney
Linda Tjiong, RN, MSN, DBA
(214)-265-3636
Baylor Waxahachie
Suzanne Crumpton, RN
Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation
Beth Hudson MS, RN, CRRN
214-820-9977