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Theses/Dissertations from 2021

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Help for osteoarthritis pain in African American elders (HOPE): Patterns, predictors, and preferences of osteoarthritis and chronic joint pain self-management, Staja Quinae Booker

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Experiencing narrative pedagogy, Wendy S. Bowles

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Senior nursing students' knowledge, attitudes, and perceived competency about older adults, Deborah Denise Brabham

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Nursing staff approaches to providing oral hygiene in stroke survivors with dysphagia: A grounded theory study, Willard Brewer

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The lived-experience of novice nurse's actualizing clinical reasoning in academic simulation, Mary Catherine Brinker

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Approaches to studying and study tactics of baccalaureate nursing students, Lisa D. Brodersen

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Educating college students about human papillomavirus, Pamela Bryant

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National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN®) success: Perceptions of accelerated second-degree Bachelor of Science in nursing students, Vicki L. Brzoza

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Diabetic education to reduce readmission of patients with diabetes, Nicoleta F. Buiciuc

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Cultural practices, knowledge, and beliefs of newborn care and health-seeking in rural Zambia, Julie M. Buser

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Simulated presence use for quality of life maintenance and reduction of symptoms of distress in persons living with dementia in long-term care, Erin E. Bush

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The lived experience of transitioning to a new graduate registered nurse following a nurse residency program: A phenomenological inquiry, Michele D. Butts

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The Preparedness Assessment for the Transition Home after Stroke (PATH-s) instrument, Michelle Elizabeth Camicia

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Safe opioid prescribing through proper screening, Joelle M. Carson

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Body image distress and post mastectomy women, Ashley Ceithaml

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Shining a light: Compassion fatigue in psychiatric nursing and nursing students, Kathryn M. Chachula

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Minority nurse representation in upper level management, Keisha Chaffee

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Decreasing pre-procedure anxiety in school-aged patients in an outpatient surgery setting using a video prior to anesthesia induction, Michelle Charette

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Organizational context, shared governance structure, and outcomes in Veterans Affairs hospitals, Bonnie J. Charland

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The relationship between nurse staffing, nursing time, and adverse events in an acute care hospital, Robyn B. Cheung

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Physical and emotional health among caregivers of heart failure patients, Suzanne D. Chubinski

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Learning to educate: A basic qualitative study of the experiences of training from professional nurses, Shanda J. Clark

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A quantitative exploration of strategies to reduce fatigue among nurses, Karen R. Cochran

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Factors influencing female caregivers' appraisals of their preschoolers' behaviors, Sallie Coke

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A basic qualitative exploration into the academic persistence of minority nursing students in minority nursing programs, Marta S. Coleman