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Behavioral Displays of Femininity: Does Apologizing Undercut Perceptions of Women at Work?
Title
Behavioral Displays of Femininity: Does Apologizing Undercut Perceptions of Women at Work?
Author
Hahn, Karli
Date Created
2020
Subjects--Topical
Psychology
Description
The purpose of this study was to test whether behavioral displays of femininity negatively affect perceptions of women’s leadership skills, competence and promotability and, therefore, impede progress towards gender parity. This study aimed to add...
INTERPROFESSIONAL BEDSIDE ROUNDS TO IMPROVE PATIENT PERCEPTION OF HEALTHCARE TEAM COMMUNICATION
Title
INTERPROFESSIONAL BEDSIDE ROUNDS TO IMPROVE PATIENT PERCEPTION OF HEALTHCARE TEAM COMMUNICATION
Author
Austin-Connolly, Star
Date Created
2019
Subjects--Topical
Nursing
Description
To improve patient outcomes, there is an increased emphasis on patient-centeredness and effective communication among the patient and healthcare team. Patients complete the Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (HCAHPS) ...
Impact of High-Fidelity Simulation Training on Medical-Surgical Nurses' Self-Confidence and Mock Code Blue Performance: A Pilot Study
Title
Impact of High-Fidelity Simulation Training on Medical-Surgical Nurses' Self-Confidence and Mock Code Blue Performance: A Pilot Study
Author
Morton, Shannon
Date Created
2017
Subjects--Topical
Nursing
Description
Nurses working on medical-surgical units are often responders to situations of acute patient deterioration and must be ready to act and implement life-saving interventions (Buckley & Gordon, 2011). Training programs that incorporate high-fidelity ...
Understanding at-risk technology users: a phenomenological approach
Title
Understanding at-risk technology users: a phenomenological approach
Author
Acosta, Kristina
Date Created
2013
Subjects--Topical
Counseling psychology, Psychology
Description
The purpose of this study was to provide an in-depth understanding of users' experiences of technology that are at-risk of potential addictive behaviors. The sample consisted of 12 individuals, who self-identified as at-risk technology users. A th...