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Theses/Dissertations from 2023
Professional identity of Japanese nurses: Bonding into nursing, Misuzu F. Gregg
Factors affecting the symptom burden in chronic heart failure, Gary M. Gusick
A correlational study of work environment factors and organizational commitment in Southern California staff nurses, Rosemary Haggins
Hospice interdisciplinary team processes and effectiveness, Beth A. Hale
Examining the effects of a rater training program on interrater reliability with the Lasater Clinical Judgment Rubric, Deborah A. Halliday
A composite cognition instrument for nursing care of combat casualties, Patricia Frohock Hanes
Nurse educators' consensus opinion on using an academic electronic health record: A Delphi study, Darlene S. Hanson
Implementation of established guidelines to determine the correlation of antipsychotic use and fall rate occurrence amongst inpatient long-term care residents, Cynthia L. Hardy
Objective physical activity and sleep characteristics measurements using a triaxial accelerometer in eight year olds, Susan A. Harrington
Effect of an RN-facilitated post discharge phone call HF self-management strategy, Vivia O. Haye
The impact of teach-back method on hospital readmissions, Rebel L. Heasley
Faculty caring behaviors: A quantitative examination from the ethnically diverse student's perspective, Donna M. Hedges
South Asian low sodium study (SALT): A multi-method approach, Salima Hemani
Improving screening and referral for hereditary cancers in new breast cancer patients, Lisa J. Henczel
Women's lives after an induced abortion: A phenomenological study of the long-term post abortion experience, Rosanna Formanek Hess
By the grace of God: The lived experience of mothering an infant while recovering from chemical dependency, Kathy R. Higgins
Acknowledging the perceived clinical practicum experiences of nursing students to identify clinical accommodations to mitigate respective clinical anxiety, Cherlynn D. Hill
Improving outcomes through patient empowerment at transition of care: A fall prevention program for stroke survivors, Tiffany M. Hoke
Leading change: Generating cultural responsiveness and competence in nursing, Kerstin G. Hudgins
Improving interventions on cardiovascular disease and diet: A policy incentive analysis, Sandra Hurst
Voices from the frontier: Stories of nurse practitioners working in remote settings, Lynn Jakobs
Impact of standardized skin-to-skin protocol in the operating room on breastfeeding rates, Simone M. James
Exploring relationships between psychological capital and perceived stress among newly graduated nurses, Rita J. Jarvis-Isaac
