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Duration - 3:49

National Nurses Week 2018

Happy Nurses Week! As nurses, we inspire, innovate, and influence patients and families, our communities, our colleagues, and each other, every day. Listen to what our nurses have to say about this year's Nurses Week theme and what it means to them.

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Duration - 8:58

Incivility In Nursing

Incivility in nursing, also known as horizontal violence or nurse bullying, is a real problem. Chief Nurse, Dr. Anne Woods, and Senior Clinical Editor, Lisa Bonsall, discuss this issue and strategies to address it.

Critical Care NursingMedical Surgical NursingAdministration & ManagementProfessional & Staff Development
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Duration - 18:54

What is Evidence-Based Practice?

Wolters Kluwer Chief Nurse Anne Dabrow Woods explains the fundamentals of evidence-based healthcare in this concise, easy-to-understand presentation. Topics include the origins of EBP, its global impact on healthcare practice, the different types of research including systematic reviews and meta-analyses, the hierarchy of evidence, and when can a healthcare practitioner say he or she is delivering evidence-based care.

Ethics & StandardsAdministration & ManagementLegal-Risk ManagementPatient Safety
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Duration - 21:22

Evidence-Based Practice Methodology

In Part 2, Wolters Kluwer Chief Nurse Anne Dabrow Woods explores the Joanna Briggs Institute Evidence model, how to formulate an effective question using the PICOT model, and what it means to put evidence into practice.

Ethics & StandardsAdministration & ManagementLegal-Risk ManagementPatient SafetyProfessional & Staff Development
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Duration - 3:39

Culture of Caring in Nursing

The culture of caring is changing to improve the patient experience. As nurses, we need to be knowledgeable, on top of constant changes, and confident and competent to deliver the highest quality care.

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Duration - 13:22

Learning from the Past in Nursing

From Florence Nightingale's use of the principles of epidemiology to how certain practices have become outdated based on the evidence, learn why lifelong learning is so important in healthcare. Ongoing education and advanced degrees allow nurses to influence policies and protocols, making decisions to change practice and improve health.

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Duration - 10:18

Reducing Care Variability and the Use of Evidence in Practice

This video focuses on two macrotrends in nursing: (1) decreasing care variability to improve patient outcomes; and (2) how technology is changing how we access and use evidence in our practice.

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