Elizabeth Hubbartt

Hudson Institute

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Sandra Kenney Weeks

Pardee Hospital

Teresa King Michaels

Hudson Institute

Feodor Bijkersma

Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist

Barbara C. Smith

Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist

Leslie Jean Neal

University of Oklahoma

Diane Hudson‐Barr

University of North Carolina Hospitals

Bernadette Murphy

Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist

Suzanne A. Carroll

Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist

Mary Ann Anderson

Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre

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Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist

Hudson Institute

Brenner Children's Hospital

Wake Forest University

Iowa State University

Hope College

University of Oklahoma

Marymount University

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Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association

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Keys to Bowel Success

Rehabilitation Nursing (2000)

Sandra Kenney Weeks Elizabeth Hubbartt Teresa King Michaels

Although many rehabilitation clients have neurogenic bowels requiring special bowel protocols, a review of the literature affirmed the authors’ assumptions and experiences as professional nurses that any bowel program must begin with a good nursing assessment, a clean bowel, and eight keys to success. Once these criteria are met, bowel care can be individualized to meet the needs of the specific patient. This article presents a review of the literature and provides references for nurses seeking additional information on bowel programs.

Bowel preparation

Bowel management

10.1002/j.2048-7940.2000.tb01866.x

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Keys to Bowel Success

Rehabilitation Nursing (2000)

Leslie Jean Neal Sandra Kenney Weeks Elizabeth Hubbartt Teresa King Michaels

Neal, Leslie Jean PhD RNC CRRN; Weeks, Sandra Kenney MSN RN CRRN; Hubbartt, Elizabeth MSN RN CRRN; Michaels, Teresa King MSN RN

10.1002/j.2048-7940.2000.tb01893.x

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Magnet Recognition for Nursing Excellence—Is Your Organization There Yet?

Rehabilitation Nursing (2006)

Sandra Kenney Weeks Barbara C. Smith Elizabeth Hubbartt

Weeks, Sandra Kenney MSN RN CRRN CNAA1; Smith, Barbara Custard MSN RN BC CNAA2; Hubbartt, Elizabeth MSN RN CRRN3 Author Information

Excellence

10.1002/j.2048-7940.2006.tb00123.x

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Evaluating an Educational Approach to Improve Pain Assessment in Hospitalized Patients

Journal of Nursing Care Quality (2007)

Teresa King Michaels Elizabeth Hubbartt Suzanne A. Carroll Diane Hudson‐Barr

Pain assessment is a multifaceted process. A common assumption is that all nurses have the same baseline knowledge about pain, a potentially erroneous assumption that influences clinical practice. Nurses have varied experiences in education and pain management. This article describes a research project conducted by the hospital's clinical nurse specialist group to evaluate the effects of a nursing education program on pain assessment and pain management of hospitalized patients in an 841-bed academic medical center.

Pain Assessment

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Nursing assessment

10.1097/01.ncq.0000277784.14310.66

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Failure Mode and Effects Analysis

AJN American Journal of Nursing (2004)

Sandra Kenney Weeks Feodor Bijkersma Elizabeth Hubbartt Bernadette Murphy Mary Ann Anderson

Weeks, Sandra Kenney MSN, RN, CRRN; Bijkersma, Feodor BA, BHS; Hubbartt, Elizabeth MSN, RN, CRRN; Murphy, Bernadette BSPA, RN; Anderson, Mary Ann MSN, RN Author Information

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10.1097/00000446-200404000-00030

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