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In the sixth podcast, we cover information related to synthesis and translation. First, we discuss what synthesis actually is and how it is an opportunity to use our critical thinking skills. Next, we outline the steps to actually complete an …
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In the fifth podcast, we cover information related to dissemination. First, we discuss what dissemination means and why it is important to share scholarly work. Next, we outline the various ways to disseminate the projects that you work so hard to …
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In the fourth podcast, we cover information related to the three forms of scholarly inquiry (i.e. evidence-based practice, quality improvement, and research). We provide clear definitions for each inquiry form. We then walk you through one topic example and apply the …
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In the third podcast, we cover information related to becoming a published author. We discuss steps to getting started and tactics for completing the publication process. We remind you that the department of nursing does have a publication and presenting protocol in …
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In the second podcast, we cover all things "resources" at the JHH campus available to nursing staff. We discuss both online and offline resources, starting with the Welch Medical Library. Next, we talk about people who can help with nursing …
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Anchor lead: Paying attention to dropping blood pressure in later life is needed, Elizabeth Tracey reports People with high blood pressure or hypertension have about a 50% increased risk for dementia as they age, a Johns Hopkins study by Keenan …
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