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1. Dissemination and Use of Research Findings in Nursing Practice.

Author

Michel, Yvonne and Sneed, Nancee V.

Abstract

Compared to 2 earlier studies in which fewer than 5% of subjects had nursing master's degrees, a study in which 49% of 157 were master's-prepared nurses found the overall extent of dissemination and use of research findings was similar. However, master's-prepared nurses made more use of research findings than bachelor's-degree nurses. (SK)

Published
1995

2. Strategies for behavior change in patients with heart failure

Author

Paul, Sara and Sneed, Nancee V.

Subjects
Heart attack -- Management -- Analysis -- Health aspects, Patient compliance -- Analysis -- Health aspects, Cardiac patients -- Health aspects -- Analysis, Health, Health care industry, Company business management, Management, Analysis, Health aspects
Abstract

Appropriate management of chronic heart failure and its signs and symptoms requires a considerable amount of participation by patients. Behavioral changes that prevent or minimize signs and symptoms and disease [...]

Published
2004

3. Readiness for behavioral changes in patients with heart failure

Author

Sneed, Nancee V. and Paul, Sara C.

Subjects
Cardiac patients -- Behavior, Heart failure -- Health aspects -- Psychological aspects, Health, Health care industry, Psychological aspects, Behavior, Health aspects
Abstract

* Background Successful self-care in heart failure often requires lifestyle changes such as avoiding sodium, excess fluid intake, alcohol, and tobacco; exercising regularly; and losing weight. The Transtheoretical Model, a [...]

Published
2003

6. Driving with an internal defibrillator: legal, ethical, and quality-of-life issues

Author

Finch, Nancy J., Sneed, Nancee V., Leman, Robert B., and Watson, Jerry

Subjects
Defibrillators -- Ethical aspects, Physically disabled automobile drivers -- Social aspects, Quality of life -- Analysis, Medical ethics -- Analysis, Business, Health, Health care industry
Abstract

The increased use of internal cardioverter-defibrillators (ICD) combined with the large number of Americans who drive poses serious ethical, legal and social considerations. Although ICD patients are advised not to drive, nearly 77% of patients surveyed continued to drive after surgery. Questions of freedom and quality-of-life needs should be measured against the risk factors to others as well as the legal restrictions applied to cardiac patients.

Published
1997

18. Consult stat.

Author

Busch, Priscilla E., Sneed, Nancee V., Gurevich, Inge, and Begany, Timothy

Subjects
MEDICAL care
Abstract

Presents a question-and-answer advisory on medical care. Dealing with patients suffering from histrionic personality disorder (HPD); Right way to count heart beats; Sterilization of a drug vial's rubber stopper.

Published
1995

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