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Student Name: Jessy Johnson

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Criteria Article 1 Article 2 Article 3 Article 4

Author, Journal (Peer- Shu-Li Cheng, Morgane Guillou Among Belay, Andrew D
Reviewed), and Yu-Chu Chung, landreat. Lamessa Dube, Schreiner
Permalink or Working Nain-Feng Chu, Solomon
Link to Access Article Jiin-Ru Rong, (Quality in Berhanu. (Quality in
Mei-Ling Yeh Primary Care) Primary Care)
(Quality in
(Quality in http://primarycar Primary Care) http://primarycar
Primary Care) e.imedpub.com/a e.imedpub.com/t
ddictive- http://primarycar rends-in-
http://primarycar disorders-in-an- e.imedpub.com/d followup-liver-
e.imedpub.com/a accident-- eterminants-of- chemistry-
uricular- emergency- acute-bloody- testing-a-
acupressure- department-- diarrhea-among- retrospective-
combined-with- how-do- adult-outpatient- cohort-
smoking- caregivers- visits-in-bibugn- study.php?aid=2
cessation- perceive-their- district-northern- 1728
education-for- therapeutic- ethiopia.php?aid
communitybased attitudes--an- =21853
-smokers-with- exploratory-
schizophrenia.ph s.php?aid=21729
p?aid=21854
Article Title and Year Auricular Addictive Determinants of Trends in
Published Acupressure disorders in an Acute Bloody Follow-Up Liver
Combined with Accident & Diarrhea among Chemistry
Smoking Emergency Adult Outpatient Testing: A
Cessation department : Visits in Bibugn Retrospective
Education for how do District, Cohort Study
Community- caregivers Northern 2018
Based Smokers perceive their Ethiopia
with therapeutic 2018
Schizophrenia attitudes? - an
2018. exploratory
study.
2018

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Research Questions Aimed to reduce explores To identify Hypothesis: over
(Qualitative)/Hypothesis cigarette emergency determinants of the past 10 years,
(Quantitative), and consumption by department staff acute bloody more patients
Purposes/Aim of Study smokers with attitudes to diarrhea among with abnormal
schizophrenia. patients with adult outpatient liver tests do not
addictive visits in Bibugn receive a repeat
disorders across district, northern assessment.
a range of roles Ethiopia.
Design (Type of A quasi- exploratory a case-control retrospective
Quantitative, or Type of experimental study study cohort study
Qualitative) design was used.

Setting/Sample Patients with Data were 222 participants patients with

schizophrenia gathered from (56 cases and abnormal liver
recruited from the emergency 166 controls) in tests between
16 rehabilitation department of a Bibugn district 2007 and 2016.
facilities in general hospital governmental
northern Taiwan. in Brittany health facilities.
(France)
Methods: Basic short self- Face to face Data came from
Intervention/Instruments demographic administered interview with the Clinical Data
questionnaire, questionnaire consecutive Warehouse
Urinary cotinine, sampling method (CDW) at the
Heart rate Medical
variability, Brief University of
psychiatric South Carolina
rating scale. (MUSC).
Analysis Descriptive Descriptive SPSS version 22 confirmatory
statistical statistical was used for data analysis
analysis was analysis using analysis.
used to examine averages, Bivariate
demographic and standard analysis was
clinical deviations and done
characteristics of percentages.
participants.
Key Findings The outcomes of more than half of Storage of The proportion
smoking caregivers report drinking water of patients
cessation or that they were not separate without repeat
reduction seem personally from water for liver chemistries
feasible for concerned with others uses were in response to
people with addictive independently initial
schizophrenia. disorders associated with abnormalities
acute bloody increased over
diarrhea. the course of the
past decade
Recommendations AASCEP could screening and District water With the burden
help people with brief and Energy of non-alcoholic
schizophrenia to intervention for office in fatty liver
reduce cigarette alcohol misuse collaboration disease
consumption and and alcohol use with health (NAFLD) rising

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 improve disorders are office should in step with the
autonomic important in target on escalating
modulation of order to organize provision of incidence of
the heart. harm reduction, adequate water obesity, diabetes,
prevention and supply and hypertension
care in the United
States, abnormal
liver chemistries
can provide an
important signal
indicating the
presence of
disease.
Explanation of How the It describes the This study is Identifies of a It increases
Article Supports affective concerned with a Compelling awareness of the
EBP/Capstone Project outcomes of topic Problem in complexity of
authentic considerable in Healthcare healthcare
project-based terms of Organization systems that
learning secondary transformed
prevention and nursing practice
harm reduction.

Criteria Article 5 Article 6 Article 7 Article 8

Author, Journal (Peer- Emily Nipin kalal. Tamiru Bogale. Ebrahim Yusuf,
Reviewed), and Brace,Julia Firehiwot
Permalink or Working Sanders and (Quality in (Primary Fiseha, Dubale
Link to Access Article Hanna Oommen Primary Care) Healthcare: Dulla and
Open Access) Getinet kassahun
(Primary http://primarycar http://primarycar
Healthcare: Open e.imedpub.com/i e.imedpub.com/s (Clinics in
Access) ntensive-care- cope-of-patient- Mother and
unit- centered-care- Child Health)
http://diversityhe psychosis.php?ai practice-in-
althcare.imedpub d=22072 public-hospitals- http://diversityhe
.com/access-to- of-benishangul- althcare.imedpu
healthcare-for- gumuze- b.com/current-
victims-of- regional-state- issue.php
human- south-west-
trafficking-a- ethiopia.php?aid
focus-group- =21752
with-third-sector-
agencies.php?aid
=22221

Article Title and Year Access to Intensive Care Scope of Patient Utilization of
Published Healthcare for Unit: Psychosis. Centered Care Kangaroo

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 Victims of 2018. Practice in Mother Care
Human Public Hospitals (KMC) and
Trafficking: A of Benishangul Influencing
focus group with Gumuze Factors Among
Third Sector Regional State, Mothers and
Agencies South West Care Takers of
2018 Ethiopia. Preterm/Low
2018. Birth Weight
Babies in
Yirgalem Town,
Southern,
Ethiopia.
2018.
Research Questions Aim: to identify Hypothesis: Aim: To Aim: to assess
(Qualitative)/Hypothesis and explore with behavioral examine the utilization of
(Quantitative), and leading third symptoms scope of patient kangaroo mother
Purposes/Aim of Study sector support emerge as the centered care care (a
workers, any daylight levels practice and to universally
barriers to decline during identify potential available method
accessing the factors that drive of care
healthcare evening/night or hinder patient particularly, for
experienced by hours centered care premature babies
victims of practice in for maintaining
Human public hospitals their body
Trafficking. of Benishangul temperature) and
Gumuze factors
regional state, influencing
South West among mothers
Ethiopia. and care takers
of preterm /low
birth weight
babies in
Yirgalem town,
southern,
Ethiopia
Design (Type of A qualitative retrospective Institution based A community
Quantitative, or Type of research cohort study Qualitative case based cross
Qualitative) approach was study design sectional study
conducted
through a focus
group discussion
Setting/Sample One 80-minute 50 ICU patients Thirty-two 215 mothers of
focus group of from a general purposively preterm/low
six participants hospital in selected birth weight
who were Britain participants from (LBW) infants
support workers different in Yirgalem
with experience category town.
of working with
male victims,
female victims
and as acting

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 advocates for
children.
Methods: Interviews and Face to face in depth interviewer
Intervention/Instruments Discussions interview interview administered
questionnaire
Analysis Thematic confirmatory Deductive Logistic
analysis data analysis analysis was regression
employed analyses
manually to
analyze text
data.
Key Findings inadequate behavioral the concept of Only very low
training symptoms patient-centered mothers initiated
healthcare emerge as the care was KMC
professionals daylight levels perceived as; immediately
often have decline during providing after birth and
misconceptions the quality care, were practiced
of Human evening/night making continuously
Trafficking. hours partnership, KMC at home.
Leading to provision of
increased information,
safeguarding patient
risks and missed involvement and
opportunities for understanding
‘early patient
identification’. preference.
Recommendations Improved access suggest Investing on the Mothers should
to psychological combination improvement of be fully
therapy for therapy of both patient health informed about
human bright light plus literacy and staff continuous use
trafficking melatonin in the capacity may of KMC that
victims was also management of fasten the helps the baby to
suggested, ICU or sun- transformation improve
alongside better downing of the current hypothermia and
education for all psychosis for health care weight of the
health critically ill practice in to baby.
professionals and patients with patient centered
frontline staff. agitation, care practice
confusion,
disorientation,
associated with
or without
delirium
Explanation of How the The study It Identifies a The finding can It focuses on
Article Supports highlighted the Compelling be used as implementation
EBP/Capstone associated Problem in bridge of an evidence
vulnerabilities Healthcare knowledge to fix based practice
and complexities Organization. the gaps that change, quality
that victims This study will identified improvement
commonly face help to between the initiative, and

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 when accessing prevention and existing health innovation
healthcare. management of care service project.
ICU psychosis delivery system
and the patient
centered care
model in the
public hospitals
It is also used as
input for policy
makers to
optimize and
strengthen
patient centered
care practice in
public healthcare
organizations.

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