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• Low and lower middle-income countries advanced practice nurses: An integrative review
  A review of the published literature of descriptions of advanced practice nurses’ roles in low‐ and lower middle‐income countries. Three electronic databases PubMed, CINAHL complete and ProQuest Health & Medicine were searched. Results found only 23 which meet inclusion criteria. Notably, 63 countries were not represented.
  Scanlon, Andrew
• Manipulation of brainwaves for better sleep: A randomized crossover study of brain entrainment technology
  Brain Entrainment Technology is a method of administering two slightly different tones to manipulate brainwave activity in turn influencing the listener’s mental, physical, or emotional state. This three-phase study assesses the efficacy of theta frequency (to induce sleep) and delta frequency's (to keep one asleep) ability to improve sleep quality.
  Gantt, MeLisa A.
• Assessing NP awareness of guidelines for pre-diabetes screening in asymptomatic adults to prevent Diabetes Mellitus
  The rise in prediabetes leading to diabetes is placing substantial strains on health care systems in terms of management complications. People with prediabetes are significantly less likely to develop the disease if their blood glucose levels are normalized early. This includes early diagnosis and interventions, in which NP's can intervene.
  Williams, Lakesha A.
• Graduate students' perceptions of quality of the teaching-learning process on master's nursing programs in Japan
  This research identified graduate students’ perceptions of the quality of the teaching-learning process on master’s nursing programs in Japan. By resolving the issues arising in these research results, it is possible for nursing faculty in Japan to raise the quality of the teaching-learning process on master’s nursing programs.
  Nakayama, Toshiko
• Reproductive grief care: Giving permission to grieve
  Couples experiencing a reproductive loss often silently mourn without the support necessary to make sense of their loss. This course will help nurses to recognize reproductive loss, grief reactions, and help patients to actualize the loss, validate the grief, and begin to cope with their loss.
  Grauerholz, Kathryn