International journal of nursing Education and palliative science
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The International journal of nursing Education and palliative science is the perfect source for information on continuing medical education on nursing courses as well as the most happening worldwide researches in the field of Nursing and healthcare.
IJNP 2018 Will Focus on "Unity in the diversity of nursing in leading and advancing global health for Innovations and current challenges". This offers a forum to network and interact with other healthcare professionals, earn credits and stay updated on the hottest advancements in the field. Our database lists national and international conferences, opportunities, speakers and events to customize your experience at the conference as per your preferences and interests.
The International journal of nursing Education and palliative science aim to share information and skill of nursing, midwifery and healthcare personnel all over the world and to influence and inspire students and professionals to work for social care needs of their respective communities.
On behalf of the organizing committee of the Nursing Conference, it is our great honor to invite you to join in a Nursing Journal.
As we continue to grow and adapt, remaining always adaptable, motivated and responsive to “International Journal of Nursing Education and palliative science ”.Our organization is confronting a time of many changes and we’re meeting these changes during a time of larger nation-wide and global change. The world of Nursing and healthcare is an exciting area in which to work on clinical case studies, and we’ll continue to meet and bring inspired people together in forums like this, to ensure ours innovate remains at the cutting edge. It is important we have a good balance of different article type within the journal.
Aim and Scope of the journal:
This seeks to attract healthcare professionals working for the growth and establishment of nursing, midwifery and healthcare education, in addition to those who are involved in training healthcare professionals. This journal is open to faculty, nursing and midwifery educationalists, academic administrators, senior education managers, practitioners, researcher, and students.
Classification:
1 Nursing Teaching Strategies
2 Nursing Management
3 Psychiatric Nurses
4 Peri-Operative Nursing
5 Critical Care Nursing
6 Nursing Types
7 Critical Care for the Nurse Practitioner
8 Nursing Education
9 International Nursing Education
10 Advanced Nursing Practice
11 Disaster Nursing
12 Nursing Practice
13 Pediatric Nursing
14 Clinical Nursing
15 Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing
16 Emergency Nursing
17 Environmental Health Nursing
18 Cardiac Nursing
19 Risk Factors in Nursing and Healthcare professionals
20 Cardiac Nursing Management
21 Dental Nursing
22 Health Care Technology
23 Nursing Anesthesia
24 Gerontologic Nursing
25 Palliative care
26 Medical decision making and health economics
27 Nephrology Nursing
28 Neonatal nursing
29Nursing Informatics
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Members
Susan L Ward
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Sigma Theta Tau Gammi Pi and Tau Tau Chapters. |
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Carolyn Scott Memorial Scholarship, Methodist Hospital Foundation. |
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Ruth Berggren Elliot Master Teacher Award. |
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1995 – 2000 |
Faculty Foundation Scholarship, Methodist Hospital Foundation. |
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1996 – present |
Nebraska Methodist College Nursing Honor Society. |
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2000 |
Honorary Alumnus of Nebraska Methodist College Alumni Association. |
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2001- present |
Sigma Theta Tau International (STT). |
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2002 – 2005 |
Edna A. Fagan Professorship |
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Monetary Gift for faculty service to the college given to Nebraska Methodist Hospital Foundation by Dr. Alva Clark |
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William M. Kizer Light of Wellness Award received from the Wellness Council of the Midlands |
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Manchester Who’s Who Among Executive and Professional Women in Nursing and Heath care Distinguished Professionals recognizes (Selects key executives & professionals in all disciplines and industries for outstanding business achievements) March of Dimes Excellence in Nursing Award Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Legacy Award Star Award – Research Day Spirit of Service Award – Service Learning Best Online RN to BSN Programs 2015 (5th place) |
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Ward, S. Gestational Age Assessment, Nebraska Methodist Hospital In-service, Omaha, Nebraska, May, 1988. |
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Ward, S. Healthful Living, University of Nebraska-Omaha Healthful Living Course, Omaha, Nebraska, August, 1994 -1995. |
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Ward, S. Neonatal Resuscitation, Nebraska Methodist Hospital In-service, Omaha, Nebraska, May, 1988. |
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Ward, S. Postpartum Support Group, Nebraska Methodist Hospital Obstetrics, Omaha, Nebraska, May, 1989. |
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Ward, S. Women’s Report of Pain in Term Labor Compared to Women’s Report of Pain in Preterm Labor, University of Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha, Nebraska, December, 1990. (poster). |
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Ward, S. Dreams, Nebraska Methodist College of Nursing & Allied Health Alumni Association 100th Birthday Celebration, Omaha, Nebraska, June, 1991. |
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Ward, S. Women Adult Learners, Nebraska Methodist College of Nursing & Allied Health, Omaha, Nebraska, May, 1995. |
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Ward, S. Caring and Healing in the 21st Century, Children’s Memorial Hospital Continuing Education Offering, Omaha, Nebraska, September, 1996. |
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Ward, S. Caring and Healing in the 21st Century, Society of Pediatric Nurses Annual Conference; Caring for Children: Nursing Challenges and Change, Anaheim, California, April 21, 1997. (poster). |
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Ward, S. Caring and Healing in the 21st Century, Children’s Memorial Hospital Continuing Education Offering; Children’s Top Ten Trends in Pediatrics, Omaha, Nebraska, May 7, 1997. (Poster). |
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Ward, S. Caring and Healing in the 21st Century, The Nebraska Chapter of the Society of Pediatric Nurses Annual Midwest Regional Symposium; Nursing Care of Children and Families, Omaha, Nebraska, June 6, 1997. |
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Ward, S. Complementary Therapy; an Overview, University of Nebraska-Omaha Health & Wellness Course, Omaha, Nebraska, September, 17 1997. |
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Ward, S. Caring and Healing in the 21st Century, Children’s Memorial Hospital Continuing Education Offering; Special Kids with Special Needs, Omaha, Nebraska, September 22, 1997. (poster). |
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Ward, S. The Nurse’s Tool Box, The Nebraska Chapter of the Society of Pediatric Nurses Annual Conference; Healthy Children My Profession, Omaha, Nebraska, July 15, 1998. |
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Ward, S. The Nurse’s Tool Box, Children’s Memorial Hospital Continuing Education Offering; Special Babies: Prematurity and Beyond Omaha, Nebraska, September, 1998. (poster). |
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Ward, S. Complementary and Alternative Medicine, Nebraska Methodist College All College Learning Day; Celebrating Ideas and Growth, Omaha, Nebraska, October 16, 1998. |
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Ward, S. Healing Mind, Body, and Spirit Through Holistic Health Care, St Elizabeth’s Fourth Annual Parish Nurse Retreat, Crosier Renewal Center, Hastings, Nebraska, March 16, 1999. |
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Ward, S. Caring and Healing in the 21st Century, Central College Health Association Annual Conference, Nebraska City, Nebraska, March 30, 1999. |
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Ward, S. and Pepin, K. Service Learning with the American Red Cross and Schools in the Omaha Metropolitan Area, Displayed the Poster at Bryan, Hickory Hill, and Black Elk Elementary Schools and at Lewis & Clark Middle School, March 1 – April 1, 1999, (poster). |
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Ward, S. and Pepin, K. Service Learning with the American Red Cross and Schools in the Omaha Metropolitan Area, Nebraska Methodist College Faculty Presentation Day, Omaha, Nebraska, April 5, 1999. |
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Ward, S. and Pepin, K. Service Learning with the American Red Cross and Schools in the Omaha Metropolitan Area Mosby’s Faculty Development Institute 2000: Making Waves Nursing Education’s Impact on Tomorrow’s Health Care, San Diego, California, January 4, 2000. (poster). |
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Ward, S. and Pepin, K. Service Learning with the American Red Cross and Schools in the Omaha Metropolitan Area, Innovative Education for the New Century, St. Louis, Missouri, Spring, 2000 (poster). |
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Ward, S. Soothing the Mind Body and Soul, Nebraska Methodist College of Nursing & Allied Health Reaching Up for Health & Wellness Regional Conference, Nebraska City, Nebraska, October 13, 2000. |
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Ward. S. Complementary and Alternative Medicine and Pediatric Pain Management, The Nebraska Chapter of the Society of Pediatric Nurses Annual Conference; Pain Management in Children, Omaha, Nebraska, March, 30 2001. |
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Ward, S. Soothing the Mind Body and Soul, Society of Pediatric Nurses National Nursing Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana, April 3, 2001. |
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Ward, S. Problem Based Learning, Nebraska Methodist College of Nursing & Allied Heath Educational Offering, Omaha, Nebraska, April & July, 2001. |
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Ward, S. Interfaith Health Service, 2nd Annual Nebraska Health Ministry Network Conference, Omaha, Nebraska, October 5, 2001. (poster). |
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Ward, S. The Game is Won in the Second Half: A Senior Ministry Seminar, New Cassell Retirement Center, Omaha, Nebraska, March 15, 2002. |
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Ward, S. Church of the Nazarene Women’s Conference, Calco Hills, Omaha, Nebraska, April 13, 2002. |
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Ward, S. Healing Yourself and Others, Nebraska Child Saving Institute, Omaha, Nebraska, April 16,2002. |
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Ward, S. Meeting the needs of Community: A Congregational and Educational Collaborative, Health Ministry Association Conference, Monterey, California, June19-23, 2002. |
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Ward, S. Meeting the needs of Community: A Congregational and Educational Collaborative, Reaching Up for Health & Wellness, Lied Conference Center, Nebraska City, Nebraska, October 9 – 11, 2002. |
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Ward, S. Embracing the People of Nicaragua, Reaching Up for Health & Wellness, Lied Conference Center, Nebraska City, Nebraska, October 9 – 11, 2002. |
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Ward, S. Los Chavalotis Maternal/Clinic, St. Paul’s United Methodist Church, Omaha Nebraska, March 10, 2003. |
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Ward, S. Los Chavalotis Maternal/Clinic, Countryside Community Church, Omaha Nebraska, March 16, 2003. |
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Ward, S. Health Ministry, Nebraska Methodist Health System Board of Directors, Omaha Nebraska, March 18, 2003. |
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Ward, S. Health Ministry, Countryside Community Church Board of Trustees, Omaha Nebraska, March 23, 2003 |
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Ward, S. Committed to Excellence in Nursing: Research and Best Practices (Panel Discussion), Nebraska Methodist Hospital, Nebraska Methodist College & Nebraska Methodist Nursing Honor Society, Omaha, Nebraska, May 6, 2003 |
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Ward, S. What Healing Means to Nursing Students: A Phenomenological Study, The 25th Annual International Association of Human Caring Conference, “Calling a Circle of Caring”, Chautauqua Park, Boulder Colorado, June 1-4, 2003. |
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Ward, S. Core Coordinator Education Communication Skills-Panel Presentation, Nebraska Methodist Hospital, Omaha, Nebraska, July 14, 2003 |
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Ward, S. Meeting of the Community Service Committee, Methodist Hospital Foundation, Omaha Nebraska, January 13, 2004. |
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Ward, S. Healing Yourself and Others, Countryside Community Church (Health Ministry) Omaha, Nebraska, February 7, 2004. |
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Ward, S. Age Specific Care, Nebraska Methodist College, Omaha Nebraska, April 23, 2004. |
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Ward, S. Parish Nursing, Research Day, Nebraska Methodist Hospital, May 4, 2004 |
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Ward, S. Parish Nursing, Reaching-Up, Peter Kewit Center Omaha, Nebraska, May 14, 2004. |
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Ward, S. 18th Annual Westberg Symposium , Panel discussion on new Parish Nurse curriculum St. Louis Mo. September 29-October 1, 2004 |
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Ward, S. Parish Nursing, Many Faces - Many Ways: Cultural and Racial Diversity National Health Ministry Conference, Seattle Washington, July 1 – 4, 2004 |
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Health Ministries journey of wholeness through the lifespan , Hastings Nebraska, November 4-11, 2004 |
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Ward, S. 19th Annual Westberg Symposium , Panel discussion on new Faith Community Nursing Scope and Standards St. Louis Mo. September 29-October 1, 2005 |
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Ward, S. Possibilities and Pitfalls of Publication (Interactive Vignette) Nebraska Methodist College (Fall 2006) |
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Ward, S. & Conley, D. Writing an Abstract Methodist Hospital, January 4th and 10th, 2008 |
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Ward, S. NMH Perinatal Outreach 2008 Obstetrics for Those in Charge: Changes in Childbirth Education, October 5, 2008 |
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Ward, S. & Conley, D. Writing an Abstract, Methodist Hospital, November , 2008 |
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Ward, S. 23rd Annual Westberg Parish Nurse Symposium, Hyatt Regency St Louis Riverfront, St. Louis Missouri, September 25, 2009
Ward, S. 24th Annual Westberg Parish Nurse Symposium, Embassy Suites, St. Louis Missouri, September 17-18, 2010
Ward, S., Kaluza J., & Jackson H., Integrating Evidence into Our Every Day Practice: Methodist Hospital Research Day, Rapid Response Team, DC Center, Omaha, Ne, April 13, 2011
Ward, S., Annual Summit, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Washington DC, October 6, 2011
Ward S., Women and Health Care panel, Upward Bound, Burke High School, Omaha NE March 24, 2014
Ward, S. Wallace, C & Sharma, H., Evidence-Based Practice: Changing Our Healthcare Landscape - Community Based Partnerships Foster Healthy Life Style to Prevent Diabetes Type II - DC Centre, Omaha NE. April 16, 2014
Ward, S. Department of Nursing Conference Report, Nebraska Methodist College, May 8, 2014
Ward, S. Rubric Lunch and Learn, Nebraska Methodist College, April 20, 2015
Ward, S., LaFramboise, L., & Casmanio, A. 7th Annual NCIN Summit Grand Finale, Leadership Development Among NCIN Competitive Collaborators, Washington DC, Sept 24-26, 2015 (Podium presentation, Break-out session, Poster)
Ward, S. (2016). Star Award Presentation – Research Day, Nebraska Methodist College, April 20, 2016. |
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Ward, S., (1997). Caring and Healing Children in the New Century. SPN New, 6 (3), 4. |
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Ward, S., (1998). Caring and Healing in the 21st Century. Maternal Child Nursing, 23 (4), 210 – 215. |
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Ward, S., (2002). Ask the Expert: Balancing High-Tech Nursing With Holistic Healing Journal for Specialists in Pediatric Nursing, 7 (2), 81-83. |
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Pepin, K. & Ward, S. (2003) A Collaborative Community Partnership with the American Red Cross Academic Exchange Quarterly, 7(1) 169-173. |
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Watson, J., (2004). Caring Science as Sacred Science, Philadelphia, F.A. Davis (Book Editor) |
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Ward, S., (2004). International Parish Nurse Resource Center Curriculum, (Editor for Parish Nurse Basic Preparation Course. |
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Johnston, D., & Ward, S., (2005). Serving Communities Through Health Ministry Partnerships, Health Ministry Journal, 1 (1) 21-24. |
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American Nurses Association (2005). Faith community nursing: scope and standards of practice. Silver Spring, MD: Nurses Books.org |
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Ward, S., (2005). International Parish Nurse Resource Center Curriculum: Editor for Parish Nurse Basic Preparation Course additional modules. |
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Ward S. (2005) Boy, Ball & Black Water, The healing muse, A Journal of Literary and Visual Arts,5 (1) 104. |
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Ward S. (2006) What Healing Means to Nursing Students: A Phenomenological Study, Health Ministry Journal, 2 (1) 15-27. |
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Ward S. (2006) Expert Reviewer for the Organizational Climate for Caring Questionnaire to be used in a research study. |
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Ward, Blair, Henton, Jackson, Landolt & Mattson (2007). Service Learning Across an Accelerated Curriculum Journal of Nursing Education. 46(9) 427-430) |
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Moyer, B & Wittmann-Price (2008). Nursing Education Foundations for Practice in Excellence. Chapter 11 by Mary Partusch- Paper assessment criteria and grading rubric. Adapted from Ward, S (2006) Introduction to Informatics Figure 11-1. |
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Ward, S., (2008). International Parish Nurse Resource Center Curriculum: Editor for Parish Nurse Basic Preparation Course. |
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Ward, S. & Hisley, S. (2009) Maternal Child Nursing Care: Optimizing Outcomes for Mothers, Children and Families Philadelphia: FA Davis. |
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Ward, S. & Hisley, S. (2009) Maternal Child Nursing Care: Optimizing Outcomes for Mothers, Children and Families – Clinical Pocket Companion Philadelphia: FA Davis. |
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Ward, S., (2009). International Parish Nurse Resource Center Curriculum, (Editor for Parish Nurse Basic Preparation Course. |
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Member of a team who is working with the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) and the Health Ministry Association (HMA) to develop a way to evaluate Faith Community Nurses by reviewing the collective body of work present in a nurse's portfolio.
American Nurses Association (2012). Faith community nursing: scope and standards of practice. Silver Spring, MD: Nurses Books.org.
Ward, S. (2013) Pediatric Nursing Care: Best Evidence-Based Practices. Philadelphia: FA Davis. Ward, S. & Hisley, S. (2016) Maternal Child Nursing Care: Optimizing Outcomes for Mothers, Children and Families Philadelphia: FA Davis. Ward, S., Laframboise, L., & Cosimano, A. (2016). Collaborative Student Leadership Conference, Journal of Professional Nursing, Accelerated Nursing Education: The New Careers in Nursing Scholarship Program – Innovations and Legacy 32:55 September-October 2016 |