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Part of the Nursing Administration Commons

2023

Strengthening New Hampshire’s Primary Care Workforce Pipeline: Utilization of Alternative Scheduling Models, Elizabeth Harrison
DNP Scholarly Projects

Improving Communication between the Emergency Department and Prehospital Emergency Medical Services Through the use of a Secure Messaging Application: A Quality Improvement Project, Jacob G. Petlon
Master's Theses and Capstones

Implementing Change: The use of Minocycline-Rifampin Impregnated Central Venous Catheters in Central Line Associated Blood Stream Infection Prevention in Critically Ill Patients, Shawn B. Murray
Master's Theses and Capstones

2022

Tackling Burnout: Investing in Nurse Managers to Secure the Future of Nursing, Enhance Manager Effectiveness, and Support High Quality Patient Care, Corey French
DNP Scholarly Projects

Implementation of Oncology Standardized Scheduling Bundle Impacting Staff Productivity and Patient Satisfaction, Carolyn Brausch
DNP Scholarly Projects

2021

Implementation of Community Health Worker Education Toolkit to Promote Compliance in Managed Care Organization, LaMonica Johnson
DNP Scholarly Projects

Large Scale Organizational Intervention to Improve Emergency Department Throughput in a Community Hospital, Karen Elliott
DNP Scholarly Projects

2020

Promoting a Culture of Civility Among Oncology Nurses in the Ambulatory Care Setting to Improve Patient Safety and Nurse Retention, Sheila Evans
DNP Scholarly Projects

Using the Bedside Care Conference to Improve the Patient Experience, Eileen Keefe
DNP Scholarly Projects

2019

Implementation of Safe Patient Toileting to Decrease Patient Falls on Medical-Surgical Unit, Kimberly A. Goldsborough
DNP Scholarly Projects

2018

Preventing Emergency Department Overutilization for Florida’s Seasonal Resident Population, AMANDA GARCIA
DNP Scholarly Projects

A Program to Prepare Frontline Nurse Leaders for Peer Review, Suzanne K. Murdock
DNP Scholarly Projects

Decreasing Duration of Mechanical Restraint Episodes by Increasing Registered Nurse Assessment and Surveillance in an Acute Psychiatric Hospital, Diane Allen
DNP Scholarly Projects