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9. Describing self-reported assessments of critical thinking among practicing medical-surgical registered nurses

Author

Turkel, Marian C., Marvelous, Jennifer, Morrison, Dolores, and Singletary, Brooke

Subjects
Surgical nursing -- Practice, Critical thinking -- Analysis, Registered nurses -- Practice, Health
Abstract

Patient safety is compromised when nurses have underdeveloped critical-thinking skills, knowledge, and awareness. Incorporating critical thinking into hospital orientation and ongoing educational offerings for all registered nurses is essential., Critical thinking in nursing has been discussed widely and generally is accepted as fundamental knowledge in current, complex nursing practice (Perez et al., 2015). Facione (1990) published a consensus definition [...]

Published
2016

23. The transformative process for nursing in workforce redevelopment

Author

Ray, Marilyn A., Turkel, Marian C., and Marino, Fara

Subjects
Nursing -- Practice, Health care industry -- Economic aspects, Nurse and patient -- Social aspects, Organizational behavior -- Analysis, Nurses -- Job satisfaction, Job satisfaction -- Measurement, Health
Published
2002

26. Thoughts About Nursing Curricula: Dark Clouds and Bright Lights

Author

Turkel, Marian C., primary, Fawcett, Jacqueline, additional, Amankwaa, Linda, additional, Clarke, Pamela N., additional, Dee, Vivien, additional, Eustace, Rosemary, additional, Hansell, Phyllis Shanley, additional, Jones, Dorothy A., additional, Smith, Marlaine C., additional, and Zahourek, Rothlyn, additional

Published
2018
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40. Lonely journey: Lived experiences of daughters and daughters-in-law caring for aging parents

Author

Feder, Deidra Tatum., Florida Atlantic University (Degree grantor), Turkel, Marian C. (Thesis advisor), Feder, Deidra Tatum., Florida Atlantic University (Degree grantor), and Turkel, Marian C. (Thesis advisor)

Abstract

Summary: The purpose of this phenomenological research was to explore the lived experiences of daughters and daughters-in-law who care for aging parents at home. Interviews were conducted with four daughters and two daughters-in-law. The interviews were audiotaped and the researcher conducted observational field notes. The interviews were utilized for data-collection and then transcribed into text. The researcher followed van Manen's method. Essential themes were frustration, anger, guilt, lack of social life, effects on jobs and family support as described by the participants. Variant themes unfolded as themes not shared by all the participants: care for the caregiver, education for the caregiver, being a detective, coming out of his shell, like a robot, reference of aging parent as a patient and judgment by others. The researcher uncovered interpretive themes of unconditional devotion, struggling with childlike mannerism, everlasting vigilance and ambivalence through a paradoxical view. Lonely journey surfaced as the metatheme., Thesis (M.S.)--Florida Atlantic University, 2001., Christine E. Lynn College of Nursing, Collection: FAU Electronic Theses and Dissertations Collection

Published
2001

48. Letters to the Editor

Author

Ray, Marilyn A., primary, Turkel, Marian C., additional, Watson, Richard A., additional, Bowers, Mark L., additional, and Schrand, Jay R., additional

Published
2001
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49. Research Issues

Author

Malinski, Violet M., primary, Turkel, Marian C., additional, and Ray, Marilyn A., additional

Published
2001
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