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Research Article Pages 351-356
Abstract: This paper aims to describe nurses’ worldwide contributions to the health dimensions of the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals. Valuable lesson learned from the Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) outbreak in Liberia are detailed to enhance the current COVID-19 mitigation strategy. An overview of EVD and the economic and political environment in Liberia are derived, followed by illustration of the eventually effective approach to EVD mitigation. Specifically
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Review Article Pages 345-350
Abstract: The pandemic has imparted complex threats to patients hospitalized with SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) and nursing scholars have identified impaired comfort as a critical patient response secondary to this viral illness. Patient comfort is considered an essential element of quality care that positively influences health, healing, and recovery. ‘Comfort’ in nursing is conceptualized by Dr. Kolcaba’s middle-range Comfort Theory of physical, psycho- spiritual, sociocultural, and environmental comfort needs that guide nursing care.
Research Article Pages 339-344
Abstract: A pre- post-chart audits of 50 asthmatics assessed provider documentation for asthma classification and treatment according to national guidelines. Once baseline electronic medical records (EMR) audit was conducted the healthcare providers and clinic staff received training on the use of asthma diagnosis and treatment national guidelines. A post-training EMR chart audit (3-months after the training) was conducted for a pre-post-training comparison.
Review Article Pages 334-338
Abstract: A high nurse-patient ratio exists in acute care settings in which a team-based care delivery is utilized to optimize patient care flow efficiency. Within this structure, nurse-patient relationships exist in an individualistic context. Over time, nursing has drifted towards a more task-focused approach which challenges nurses to consistently achieve relational aspects of care in a team-based nursing care delivery model.
Research Article Pages 327-333
Abstract: Burn is one of the major culprits in causing morbidity, prolonged hospitalization, disfigurement, and disability to the burn survivors. Several studies have suggested various interventions and management for these burn care challenges. These interventions need to take a holistic perspective of the burn incident and its multiple ramifications, involving the pre- and post-mental health effects, family and significant others' support and most notably
Research Article Pages 319-326
Abstract: Racial and ethnic minority youth and young adults experience disparities in mental health treatment. This study assessed mental healthcare needs among young adults to align graduate psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner (PMHNP) clinical training to community needs when practicing tele-psychiatry.
Review Article Pages 309-318
Abstract: The Covid-19 pandemic affects both students and teachers with its sudden change in study design, causing students studying remotely at home with much uncertainty, and minor relatedness. By only use of digital tools, teachersupport has possibly worsened, affecting students’ motivation, study-effort and learning.
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