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Sonya S. Brady PhD Amanda Berry PhD CRNP Deepa R. Camenga MD MHS Colleen M. Fitzgerald MD MS Sheila Gahagan MD MPH Cecilia T. Hardacker MSN RN CNL Bernard L. Harlow PhD Jeni Hebert-Beirne PhD MPH D. Yvette LaCoursiere MD Jessica B. Lewis PhD MFT Lisa K. Low PhD CNM Jerry L. Lowder MD MSc Alayne D. Markland DO MSc Gerald McGwin PhD Diane K. Newman DNP ANP-BC FAAN Mary H. Palmer PhD David A. Shoham PhD Ariana L. Smith MD Ann Stapleton MD Beverly R. Williams PhD Siobhan Sutcliffe PhD Prevention of Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms 《Neurourology and urodynamics》2020,39(4):1185-1202
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Kathleen M. Baldwin RN PhD ACNS-BC ANP-BC GNP-BC Angela P. Clark RN PhD CNS FAAN FAHA Janet Fulton RN PhD ACNS-BC & Ann Mayo RN DNSc CNS 《Journal of nursing scholarship》2009,41(2):193-201
Purpose: To validate the 75 core National Association of Clinical Nurse Specialists' (NACNS) clinical nurse specialist (CNS) competencies among practicing CNSs. Specific aims were to (a) determine the extent to which 75 core CNS competencies were used in current CNS practice, (b) determine the importance of those competencies to practicing CNSs, and (c) identify gaps between CNS core competencies and role expectations in current practice.
Design: A survey design was used with both paper-and-pencil and online instruments. The survey included 150 items and three open-ended questions.
Methods: A convenience sampling method was used, which targeted practicing CNSs.
Findings: Respondents ( N =505) were practicing CNSs who entered the field as RNs between 1956 and 2006. The survey had a high degree of internal consistency reliability (0.967%) between the subscales. The 75 NACNS core competencies were found to be useful and important for CNSs. A few gaps were identified between CNS core competencies and CNS role expectations in current practice.
Conclusions: No one method for validating competencies will be satisfactory for all situations; however, the processes and methods used in this study were well suited to accomplish the goal of validating CNS core competencies. The process described here may be instructive to leaders of other national and international professional organizations interested in developing and evaluating competencies. Core competencies are useful and important to currently practicing CNSs.
Clinical Relevance: The CNS role is growing internationally. Core CNS competencies can be a framework for CNS role development, education, and practice. As described here, a competency validation survey is one way to assure that CNSs are meeting healthcare needs. 相似文献
Design: A survey design was used with both paper-and-pencil and online instruments. The survey included 150 items and three open-ended questions.
Methods: A convenience sampling method was used, which targeted practicing CNSs.
Findings: Respondents ( N =505) were practicing CNSs who entered the field as RNs between 1956 and 2006. The survey had a high degree of internal consistency reliability (0.967%) between the subscales. The 75 NACNS core competencies were found to be useful and important for CNSs. A few gaps were identified between CNS core competencies and CNS role expectations in current practice.
Conclusions: No one method for validating competencies will be satisfactory for all situations; however, the processes and methods used in this study were well suited to accomplish the goal of validating CNS core competencies. The process described here may be instructive to leaders of other national and international professional organizations interested in developing and evaluating competencies. Core competencies are useful and important to currently practicing CNSs.
Clinical Relevance: The CNS role is growing internationally. Core CNS competencies can be a framework for CNS role development, education, and practice. As described here, a competency validation survey is one way to assure that CNSs are meeting healthcare needs. 相似文献
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Assessment of cognition is critical to providing optimal care to individuals with heart failure. Traditional neuropsychological batteries are time consuming. This pilot study obtained feasibility data for a brief neuropsychological battery. Mean administration time was 40 ± 7.5 minutes, averting subject fatigue, and the battery was sensitive to cognitive impairments. 相似文献
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Thanh Tran PhD Nancy A. Allen PhD ANP-BC Thuc-Nhi Nguyen MA MSW Hae Nim Lee MSW Keith TSZ-KIT Chan MSW PhD 《Social work in health care》2014,53(2):96-114
The 2009 California Health Interview Survey (CHIS) data was used to examine associations of bodyweight, lifestyles, and demographic variables with type 2 diabetes (T2DM) and heart disease among foreign-born older Vietnamese adults. CHIS consisted of 709 Vietnamese Americans aged 50 to 85. Thirteen percent reported T2DM and 11% had heart disease. Using logistic regression, body mass index ≥ 24, age ≥ 65, and female were significantly associated with T2DM. There was significant interaction effect of alcohol consumption and psychological distress with T2DM. The interaction of vegetable consumption, poverty, and length of living in the U.S. was significantly associated with heart disease. 相似文献
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Beverly Rosa Williams PhD Jesse Nodora DrPH Diane K. Newman DNP ANP-BC FAAN Lisa Kane Low PhD CNM FAAN Aimee S. James PhD MPH Deepa R. Camenga MD MHS Jeni Hebert-Beirne PhD MPH Sonya S. Brady PhD Cecilia T. Hardacker MSN RN CNL Ariana L. Smith MD Shayna D. Cunningham PhD Kathryn L. Burgio PhD Prevention of Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms Research Consortium 《Neurourology and urodynamics》2020,39(1):225-236