Category: Nursing

  • Journal entry

    • Explain what most excites and/or concerns you about pediatric clinical experiences. Include a description of your strengths and weaknesses in terms of working with children and how these strengths and weaknesses might impact your Practicum experience.
    • Discuss your personal definition of family and family roles that might impact the assessment of a child and his or her family. Also expand your discussion on the challenges of working with families. Explain how you would handle parents that do not want to vaccinate children.
    • Then, explain how culture (both the culture of the provider and that of the child and his or her family) may further influence the assessment.
    • Select and explain a nursing theory to guide your practice with pediatric patients.
  • Assignment: Research designs, questions, analytical methods…

    LEARNERS ARE DISCOURGED FROM WRITING ABOUT MEDICATION ERRORS, HANDWASHING, FALLS, NURSE BURNOUT OR ANY PREVIOUS CAPSTONE TOPICS!

    Research Designs (Title of your paper)

    Student Name (Your name)

    College (Nightingale College)

    Course (Needs to be written out completely, BSN 435, Scholarship and Evidenced-base Practice

    Instructor Name (Professor (name) or list credentials after the instructors name. We are not learners and there needs to be a difference between the professors name and the learners name.

    Date

    Remember: The entire paper uses APA 7 formatting, double line spacing, and 1inch margins, including the reference page.

    Research Designs

    The introduction to the paper at least 5 sentences with at least one in-text citation and a fully stated purpose.

    Research Questions

    This section contains at least three research questions. One main research question and two sub questions. The questions must be a bulleted list with a brief introduction.

    • One
    • Two
    • Three

    Basic Research Designs

    This section contains the basic types of research designs you plan to use for your research questions: descriptive research, quantitative or mixed method: experimental (quasi), case studies, etc. … must be at least three to four fully formed paragraphs (at least 5 sentences in length). And include at least one in-text citation. This is different from weeks 5 paper, research types. Please DO NOT talk about the types of research. Here you will utilize the information taught in week 8 webinar. In the first paragraph, discuss the different quantitative designs (correlational, experimental, etc.), when are these designs used? In the second paragraph, discuss the different qualitative designs (ethnography, phenomenological, etc.). When are these designs used? In the third paragraph, discuss mixed method designs. When are these designs used? Fourth paragraph you could compare and contrast the different designs or discuss which designs you are going to use for your topic choice and why.

    Qualitative-

    Quantitative –

    Additional Research Questions

    This section of the assignment contains all corresponding questions (what else do you want to know besides your three initial research questions from above) used with your basic designs…. must be at least one fully formed paragraph (at least 5 sentences in length).

    Analytical Methods

    Provides the analytical methods you plan to use based on the type of research chosen in week 5 paper: quantitative – statistical or inferential statistics, through surveys; qualitative – interviews, focus groups, observation (themes, patterns, and connections), must be at least three fully formed paragraphs (at least 5 sentences in length). And include at least one in-text citation.

    In paragraph one, give an overview of your chosen research method. Ex:

    For my Week 5 paper, I selected a qualitative research approach to explore the personal experiences and perspectives of participants related to [insert your topic]. This method is appropriate for gaining a deeper understanding of complex human behaviors, motivations, and social interactions that cannot be easily quantified. By using techniques such as interviews and observations, I aim to collect rich, detailed narratives. These tools allow for the capture of participants’ emotions, attitudes, and lived experiences in a natural setting. The qualitative approach also supports flexibility and responsiveness in the data collection process, which enhances the authenticity of the results.

    In paragraph two, discuss an analytical method(s) to be used. Ex:

    To analyze the data collected, I will use thematic analysis, a method that involves identifying, analyzing, and interpreting patterns or themes within qualitative data. After transcribing the interviews and observational notes, I will code the data by grouping similar ideas or statements together. From these codes, I will develop broader themes that capture the essence of participants responses. This process allows for the recognition of meaningful connections across different participants and situations.

    In paragraph three, discuss the importance of the analytical method(s). Ex:

    Using thematic analysis ensures that the voices of participants remain central to the research findings. This method allows me to interpret not just what participants say, but how and why they express certain views, leading to a more comprehensive understanding of the topic. Identifying themes through interviews or observations helps validate findings by highlighting consistency. Furthermore, this analytical method supports the exploration of nuanced insights that might be overlooked in a purely statistical approach. Ultimately, the use of qualitative analysis enhances the depth and credibility of the research, making it a valuable tool for examining complex social phenomena.

    Conclusion

    The conclusion to the paper is at least 5 sentences, summarizes at least 3 key points, and has one in-text citation.

    References

    All references in alphabetical order, most within the last 5 years, at least 5 peer-reviewed scholarly references. Be sure to follow 7th Ed. APA guide. See examples below.

    Author, A. A. & Author B. B. (Date of publication). Title of page/document [Format description when necessary].

    Author, A. A., Author, B. B., & Author, C. C. (Year). Title of article. Title of Periodical, 112(5),

    pages.

    Author, A. A. (Year of publication). Title of work: Capital letter also for subtitle. Publisher.

    Botti, M., & Endacott, R. (2008). Clinical research 5: Quantitative data collection and

    analysis. International Emergency Nursing, 16(2), 132137. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.aaen.2006.12.004

    Endacott, R. (2008). Clinical research 4: Qualitative data collection and analysis. International

    Emergency Nursing, 16(1), 4852.

    Halfens, R. J. G., & Meijers, J. M. M. (2013). Back to basics: An introduction to

    statistics. Journal of Wound Care, 22(5), 248251. https://doi.org/10.12968/jowc.2013.22.5.248

  • MSN 563 evidence based inquiry for scholarship and practice

    The purpose of the signature assignment is for students to apply the research and EBP concepts they have learned in this course and develop a framework for the initial steps of the students capstone project. The assignment allows the student to initiate the steps for planning, researching and developing an evidence-based practice intervention project proposal. On or before Day 7 of week eight, each student will submit his or her final proposal paper to the week eight assignment link in D2L. This formal paper will include and expand upon work completed thus far in prior assignments. Essential Components of the Final Project Proposal will include: Introduction Provide an introduction to your topic or project. The introduction gives the reader an accurate, concrete understanding of what the project will cover and what can be gained from the implementation of this project. Overview of the Problem Discuss the problem, why the problem is worth exploring, and the potential contribution of the proposed project to the discipline of nursing. Project Purpose Statement Provide a declarative sentence or two that summarizes the specific topic and goals of the project. Background and Significance State the importance of the problem and emphasize what is innovative about your proposed project. Discuss the potential impact of your project on your anticipated results for the betterment of health and/or health outcomes. PICOT formatted Clinical Project Question(s) Provide the Population, Intervention, Comparison, Expected Outcomes, and Timeframe for the proposed project. Literature Review Provide the key terms used to guide a search for evidence and discuss at least five (5) summaries of relevant, credible, recent, evidence-based research studies to support the project proposal. Critical Appraisal of Literature Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the evidence, what is known from the evidence, and what gaps in evidence were found from the appraisal of evidence-based research studies. Develop an EBP Standard Describe two to three interventions (or a bundle of care) from the evidence and discuss how individual patient preferences or the preferences of others will be considered. Implications Summarize the potential contributions of the proposed project for nursing research, education, and practice.
  • Nursing Annotated Bibliography

    Theory: Mercers Maternal Role Attainment Theory

    write a 1000 word

    APA paper which includes a title page and reference page (not included in

    the word count). The paper should describe the chosen model/theory and

    explain how it applies to situations you see in nursing practice. No abstract is

    needed. A minimum of 3 professional books and/or peer-reviewed nursing

    or medical journal references are expected and none of them should be

    from Chapter 6 of your textbook. Resources are expected to be no more than

    5 years old unless you obtain instructor permission in advance. No

    quotations are permitted in the paper. Review the rubric to be sure you get

    all the points for this assignment – Final APA Theory Paper.

    2. APA Paper formatting instructions. APA paper example Download APA

    paper example

    for nursing students Follow this example for formatting your paper.

    3. Scholarly Writing:

    Write in third person

    Times New Roman 12 font

    Double-space with 1-inch margins on all sides

    Indent the first line of each paragraph

    Synthesize the literature. How to synthesizeLinks to an external site.

    Use APA formatting for citations and references (See APA Quick Start Guide)

    Use a header for each section of the paper (Use the headers listed below.

    Use upper and lower case

    Accurate spelling, grammar, and punctuation

    Include page numbers

    Sections of the paper (use as headers):

    Introduction (Your introduction should be below the title of your paper –

    do NOT use “Introduction” as a header.)

    Description of the selected theory

    Key concepts (phases/stages) of the selected theory

    Examples of using the theory in nursing practice

    Critique the pros and cons of the theory as a nursing practice tool

    Conclusion

    References

    The paper will be automatically sent to Turnitin.com when you submit it for peer review

    and must not have sentences or sections highlighted as word for word from a

    resource and have no more than a 15% score. Just submit your paper in the

    assignment. After a short time, the Turnitin.com similarity score report will be available

    on the right-hand side of your Canvas Home page under Recent Feedback.

    1. If your

    2. similarity report has sections that are highlighted, indicating your work is

    word-for-word from a resource, or if the score is greater than 15%, and you

    need help making changes to your paper, please contact the Writing Center

    at 407-708-2102 or http://www.seminolestate.edu/academic-

    success/writing or contact them through Smarthinking (see course menu).

    3. Your paper will be peer reviewed by 2 other students. Once you have

    received feedback from the peer reviews, you may elect to modify your paper

    before the final submission. Once you make any modifications, again submit

    your paper (which sends it to Turnitin.com again) and assure that your score

    does not have highlighted sentences or sections or exceed 15%. Then

    upload your paper as a Word document in the Final Paper assignment

    box. You must upload into the Final Paper assignment even if you are not

    making any changes to your paper.

    4. You will be assigned a peer review for 2 other students papers provided you

    submit your paper by the deadline.

    Your final course assignment requires you to connect the dots of each lesson in this course to create an Annotated Bibliography. This project will engage your critical thinking skills and meta-cognitive analysis of information that you have discovered on your topic to support your thesis.

    You will create an annotated bibliography based on the theory you selected in Week 4. Your annotated bibliography must include five (5) quality academic sources that directly support, explain, or analyze your chosen theory. Journal articles must be published within the last 5 years, while books or book chapters may be published within the last 10 years. All entries must be formatted according to APA 7th edition guidelines.

    If done correctly, you will have the beginnings of your NUR3825 theory paper.

    You will submit:

    1. A properly formatted APA annotated bibliography (with title page)
    2. PDF copies of all five academic sources

    Requirements

    1. Title Page (APA 7 format)

    Your submission must include a title page that follows all APA 7 formatting rules (see the APA Style Manual for a complete description of

    )

    • page number
    • Title of your paper
    • Your name
    • Institution
    • Course number and name
    • Instructor
    • Due date

    2. Five Quality Academic Sources

    You must include five peerreviewed OR scholarly sources, such as:

    • Academic journal articles
    • Scholarly books or book chapters
    • University press publications

    Nonacademic sources are not permitted (e.g., Wikipedia, blogs, popular websites, magazines, summaries, or textbooks).

    Each source must contribute directly to your understanding of the theory you selected or provide an example of the theory in action.

    3. Proper APA 7th Edition Citations

    Each entry must begin with a full, correct APA 7 reference.

    Pay attention to:

    • Hanging indents
    • Correct punctuation and capitalization
    • DOIs and URLs where appropriate
    • Accurate author, year, and publication information

    4. Annotations (150200 words each)

    Each annotation must include three components in paragraph form:

    1. Summary

    Briefly describe the sources purpose, argument, methodology (if relevant), and key findings.

    2. Evaluation

    Explain why the source is a credible academic resource.

    You may comment on:

    • What the study examined
    • Author credentials: are they an expert? If so, how do you know?
    • Publication venue
    • Strengths or limitations

    3. Connection to Your Theory

    This section must include two specific explanations:

    • What in the source directly relates to the theory?
    • Identify specific ideas, definitions, concepts, historical context, evidence, or arguments that clearly tie to your chosen theory. Provide a screenshot in the text of your annotated bibliography of at least one example of this connection, then paraphrase the article in your own words. Make sure to include an accurate in-text citation for your paraphrase.
    • What unique information does this source provide?
    • Explain what this source contributes that the other sources do not. Provide a screenshot of the specific text in your annotated bibliography with at least one example of a unique contribution and paraphrase the text in your own words. Make sure to include an accurate in-text citation for your paraphrase.
    • (Examples: a different perspective, data set, critique, historical background, application of the theory, or theoretical extension.)

    This part should clearly demonstrate how and why the source supports your understanding of the theory.

    5. PDFs of Sources

    Upload a PDF of each source along with your annotated bibliography.

    Each PDF must include the full text of the article or chapter.

    For print or ebooks where the full-text is not available, you must upload a document with screenshots or photographs of the title page and the first page of the chapter you will use.

    Name each PDF or document with the authors’ last name and the year of publication.

    Formatting Guidelines

    • Follow APA 7 throughout
    • Doublespaced
    • 1″ margins
    • 12point Times New Roman, Arial, or Calibri
    • Hanging indents for all references
    • Annotations begin on the line after each citation
    • Alphabetize references by authors last name

    Submission Checklist

    • APA 7 title page
    • Five scholarly sources
    • Correct APA citations
    • 150200 word annotations
    • Explanation of the direct connection to the theory with screenshot, paraphrase, and in-text citation.
    • Explanation of the sources unique contribution with screenshot, paraphrase, and in-text citation.
    • Proper formatting and spacing
    • PDFs or documents with screenshots (for books or ebooks only) of all source labeled as Author Name Year.

    Reminder: Don’t use the text box for the assignment. Submit a Word or PDF document.

    Annotated Bibliography

    Annotated BibliographyCriteriaRatingsPtsAPA Formatting & Title Page

    5 pts

    Full Marks

    Title page fully follows APA 7 formatting Paper uses consistent APA formatting (font, spacing, margins, alignment) References and annotations follow correct structure and formatting

    3 pts

    Proficient

    Minor APA errors that do not impede clarity. Title page mostly correct. Reference formatting mostly accurate. No more than 3 total mistakes in formatting.

    2 pts

    Developing

    Multiple APA errors throughout. Incomplete or incorrect title page. Formatting inconsistencies that distract from readability. 5 or more errors in formatting.

    0 pts

    No Marks

    Little to no adherence to APA 7 style Missing title page Formatting errors significantly impact clarity

    / 5 pts

    Quality & Relevance of Academic Sources

    10 pts

    Full Marks

    Five scholarly, peerreviewed, academic sources All sources directly relate to the chosen theory Sources are appropriate, credible, and current

    6 pts

    Proficient

    Five sources included, mostly scholarly Most sources clearly relate to the theory

    4 pts

    Developing

    Fewer than five scholarly sources OR Some sources lack relevance or academic credibility

    0 pts

    No Marks

    Several sources are nonacademic, inappropriate, or irrelevant Theory not supported by the chosen sources

    / 10 pts

    APA Reference Citations

    15 pts

    Full Marks

    All five references are fully correct in APA 7 format Proper use of hanging indent, punctuation, capitalization, DOIs/URLs

    13 pts

    Proficient

    Minor APA reference errors Overall structure remains correct

    8 pts

    Developing

    Several errors in APA formatting or missing information

    0 pts

    No Marks

    Consistent or major APA errors References incomplete or not in APA style

    / 15 pts

    Quality and Depth of Annotations

    15 pts

    Full Marks

    Clear, accurate summary Strong evaluation of credibility Thorough explanation of what directly relates to the theory Clear identification of the unique contribution of the source Demonstrates deep engagement and critical thinking

    13 pts

    Proficient

    Mostly complete annotations Minor gaps in the explanation of the theory, connection or the unique contribution Solid but not fully detailed evaluation

    8 pts

    Developing

    Missing one required component (summary, evaluation, connection, or unique contribution) Annotations may be incomplete, unclear, or too short

    0 pts

    No Marks

    Multiple missing elements Very short, overly basic, or inaccurate annotations Little evidence of understanding of the sources

    / 15 pts

    Submission of PDFs or screenshots

    5 pts

    Full Marks

    PDFs or screenshots of all five academic sources submitted and complete. Each is labeled with Authors Name Year.

    4.33 pts

    Proficient

    One PDF or screenshot missing or incomplete. Each is labeled with Authors Name Date.

    2.67 pts

    Developing

    Several PDFs or documents missing or unreadable. One or more document is not labeled with Authors Name Date.

    0 pts

    No Marks

    No PDFs submitted

    / 5 pts

    Total Points: 0

  • Hypertensive Urgency,and Emergency, Arrhythmias

    Please pay attention to my Rubric and the headings. Make it simple not over the top. Its voice over and the reference should be on the slide, just who author is. I have been having a bad streak with writers

    Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): PP rubric.docx, AGACNP 1_Student_Led_Lecture_Cardiology.docx

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  • Nursing Question

    Hello, please review the last two beside case studies and complete the Professional commuication assignment. Please do not use AI or plagarsim. Review the rubric at the last section in the attachement and follow them while answering questions.

    Requirements: 15-18

  • Week 10 Discussion

    nstructions:

    This week you will be focusing on anemia and infectious diseases in this vulnerable population. Remember that serum ferritin levels can be affected by acute or chronic inflammation. Therefore, your chronic kidney disease patient may have a normal ferritin level but actually be iron deficit due to the serum being elevated in response to the CKD.

    Initial Post Requirements:

    Please critically evaluate the subjective and objective information provided to you in the attached file below, and use the SOAP template as a reference.

    1? The first part of the discussion board is to identify all pertinent positive and, negative information and list missing information. Then create a differential diagnosis list with at least 3 possibly actual diagnosis based on your findings. Here are the headings you should use:

    • Pertinent positives
    • Pertinent negatives
    • Missing information
    • Differential diagnoses

    2? The second part is to create a plan utilizing clinical practice guidelines for the priority diagnosis. Here are the headings you should use:

    • Diagnostics
    • Therapeutics
    • Educational
    • Consultation/Referrals

    Be sure to utilize the template, in-text citations and provide full reference citation at the end of the discussion.

    Please be sure to validate your opinions and ideas with citations and references in APA format.

    Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): NU627 Unit 10 Discussion Case.pdf

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  • Nutrition for Chronic Kidney Disease

    Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): Nut100 final project SPRING 2026.docx

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  • Comment 2 Path

    Cellulitis

    The skin is the largest organ of the body and like many other organs of the body is at risk for infection. When there is alteration in skin integrity such as cuts, burns, or scrapes, the risk for bacterial infections is great. There are many skin disorders and alterations that can occur, but for the remainder of this discussion we will cover cellulitis and its underlying pathology. As previously mentioned, alterations in skin integrity are a major factor in the formation of cellulitis. Risk factors for cellulitis include breaks in the skin barrier such as insect or animal bites, intravenous site punctures, fissures between toes, and surgical incisions (Brown et al., 2025). Additionally, patients with comorbidities such as venous insufficiency, lymphedema, diabetes mellitus, and peripheral arterial disease have a greater risk of developing cellulitis (Brown et al., 2025).

    Pathophysiological Mechanisms

    Cellulitis begins with the breakdown of skin integrity, which provides a pathway for bacteria to enter the dermis of the skin and subcutaneous tissue resulting in inflammation. Cellulitis is unilateral and smooth with indistinct borders (Dlugasch & Story, 2023). The most common bacterial organism related to the development of cellulitis is Group A Streptococci (Brown et al., 2025). Patients may present with elevated white blood cell count indicative of infection. Fever may also be present with reports of malaise and joint pain (Dlugasch & Story, 2023). The affected area presents warmth, edema, erythema, and tenderness upon palpation. The occurrence of tenderness is related to the cytokine and neutrophil response to the presence of bacteria that have breached the epidermis (Brown et al., 2025). The response mechanism resulting from cytokine and neutrophils triggers the production of antimicrobial peptides and keratinocyte proliferation which reflect in the symptoms characteristics and clinical findings that accompany cellulitis.

    Complications

    One of the greatest complications of cellulitis lies in the recurrence of infections. In addition to the potential for reoccurrence, delayed treatment of cellulitis can result in major complications. Without prompt treatment, the bacteria can go beyond the affected tissue areas and spread to the blood stream resulting in bacteremia. Bacteremia is the presence of bacteria in the bloodstream. If this complication of cellulitis is not effectively managed or goes untreated, the progression of sepsis can occur. This can be life-threatening as it can lead to shock and organ failure. Infected blood navigating through the circulatory system can spread bacteria to distant organs and create a domino effect in complications.

    Patients can develop infective endocarditis, abscess formation, and osteomyelitis because of sepsis increasing chances of morbidity or mortality (De Morais et al., 2025). Necrotizing fasciitis can also result from untreated cellulitis and aggressively destroys skin, fat, muscle, and other nearby tissues in the presence of bacteria. The toxins released from the bacteria disrupt blood flow and break down tissue material. Additional complications from the formation of necrotizing fasciitis include multisystem organ failure and gangrene due to gram-positive group A Streptococcus (Dlugasch & Story, 2023). Prompt treatment is essential in preventing complications of cellulitis. Patients with underlying conditions that place them at risk should be educated on control of underlying conditions to prevent formation or reoccurrence.

    References

    Brown, B. D., Syed, H. A., & Watson, K. L. H. (2025, December 13). Cellulitis. StatPearls -Bookshelf.

    Dlugasch, L., & Story, L. (2023). Applied Pathophysiology for the advanced practice nurse. Jones & Bartlett Learning.

    Requirements: Make a comment

  • Comment 1 Path

    Integumentary Disorder: Pressure Injuries

    Through the protection of skin, mucous membranes, glands, hair, and nails, the integumentary system provides an essential protective function. These functions serve to deter pathogen invasion, sense environmental changes, maintain water balance, and temperature regulation. Alterations in any of these functions can lead to a range of skin conditions, mild to severe. The focus of this discussion is a type of localized damage to the skin and underlying soft tissue resulting from sustained pressure known as pressure injuries.

    Pathophysiology Mechanisms

    While pressure injuries are commonly associated with the elderly and nursing homes, they can occur in any patient with limited mobility, circulatory alterations, impaired sensory, skin integrity issues, chronic diseases, and can be caused by medical devices. For example, a patient who has suffered a stroke and experiences weakness to one side has impaired mobility and decreased sensation on the weak side, they will be at high risk of sustaining a pressure injury due to prolonged pressure on bony prominence areas like heels, sacrum, and elbows. Tissue hypoxia occurs when the sustained pressure is greater than the arteriolar pressure of the skin (Dluglasch, & Story, 2024). Additionally, the small vessels are compressed leading to reperfusion and adding injury to the damaged tissue. The injury is augmented when the pressure is not relieved leading to deep tissue and muscle damage.

    Clinical Manifestations

    Additional factors such as shearing forces, maceration from moisture, and abrasions from friction impair skin integrity therefore facilitating the formation of pressure injuries. Tissue hypoxia resulting from sustained pressure can cause varying degrees of injury, classified by depth and involved components, stage one (superficial epidermis damage) through four (tissue loss down to muscle or bone). Sensation in the area with pressure injury is impaired, the patient may not feel discomfort and unaware of skin damage. Alternatively, deep tissue injuries can manifest as non-blanchable redness with intact skin and can exhibit pain (Dluglasch, & Story, 2024). Once the epidermis is affected, depth of the injury can be visualized, measured, and classified accordingly.

    Complications

    Implications to treat pressure injuries with appropriate interventions and wound care can avoid complications. Pressure injuries can be serious, creating increased risk of infection, decreased mobility, emotional distress, and cause pain impacting health and quality of life, health costs, and need for additional healthcare resources. Management strategies include prompt wound care, increase turning and repositioning, maintain skin integrity, and adequate nutritional intake. A study on hospitalized older adults and pressure injuries reveal complications from longer hospital stays, cardiovascular issues, and infections are more likely to develop (Itoh et al., 2025). Additional studies on wound complications after surgical closure of pressure ulcers showed obese patients experienced decreased oxygen perfusion to the wound tissue hence preventing collagen delivery and leading to delayed wound healing (Garg et al., 2025).

    References

    Dluglasch, L., & Story, L. (2024). Applied Pathophysiology for the Advanced Practice Nurse. Jones and Bartlett Learning, 2nd edition, p 656 657.

    Garg, S. P., Sandepudi, K., Shah, K. V., Putnam, G. L., Chintalapati, N. V., Weissman, J. P., & Galiano, R. D. (2025). Evaluating the Effect of BMIs on Wound Complications After the Surgical Closure of Pressure Injuries. Surgeries (2673-4095), 6(1), 5.

    Itoh, S., Yokota, S., Yotsu, R. R., Tanaka, S., Abe, K., Kodama, K., Nakagawa, R., Nabetani, Y., Kobayashi, K., Murata, T., Takeda, T., Matsumura, Y., & Kikuchi, M. (2025). Factors associated with pressure ulcers among middle-old and oldest-old inpatients in an acute care hospital. Scientific Reports, 15(1), 23538.

    Requirements: Make a Comments