In: Nursing
Using one of the 4 articles listed, identify the different elements of your chosen article. State why you think the elements you have identified are correct.
You must include the following elements:
Abstract
Background
Purpose
Literature Review
Methods
Sample
Variables/Measurements
Data Collection
Data Analysis
Discussion
Implications
Articles:
Turkel, M. C., Marvelous, J., Morrison, D., & Singletary, B. (2016). Describing self-reported assessments of critical thinking among practicing medical-surgical registered nurses. MedSurg Nursing, (4). 244.
Votruba, L., Graham, B., Wisinski, J., Syed, A. (2016). Video monitoring to reduce falls and patient companion costs for adult inpatients. Nursing Economics, (4). 185.
McMullen, S. L., Kozick, C. A., Myers, G., Keenan, K., Wheelock, M., & Kalman, M. (2017). Improving nursing care: examining errors of omission. MedSurg Nursing, (1). 9.
Esmaeil, M. & Fatemeh Nemati, D. (2015). Risk factors of needle stick and sharp injuries among health care workers. Journal of Nursing and Midwifery Sciences, 2(1), 34-39.
Abstract
Background:
Needle stick and sharp injuries are the major causative factor for Hepatitis B, C and HIV transmission among health care professionals. Higher risk among nurses as they are closely working with all types of patients i.e. both communicale and non communicable diseases.
Purpose:
To assess the risk of needle stick and sharp injuries among healthcare professionals
To make measures to prevent needle stick and sharp injuries
Review of literature
Literature related with needle stick and sharp injuries
Literature related with disease transmission of Hepatitis-B, C and HIV
Sample
Nurses working in the clinical area such as wards, casualty and ICU
Variables
Demographic variable including personal information
Clinical Variable includes survey on needle stick and sharp injury
Data Collection
Data will be collected using a survey
Data analysis
Data will be analysed using SPSS and chi square analysis to assess the variables
Discussion
Results / Findings to be discussed with the earlier studies
Implications
Protocol to be implemented for nurses inorder to prevent or reduce needle stick and sharp injuries