Maria Hill

Columbia St. Mary's Hospital

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Nan Peterson

University of Wisconsin–Madison

Mary Jane Nesbit

Children's Hospital of Wisconsin

Ilan S. Schwartz

Duke University

Maryellen Labik

Western Pennsylvania Hospital

Greg Bruder

Cancer Research UK Manchester Institute

Hella Ewing

Sacred Heart Health System

Glenn Flores

Garrahan Hospital

Dianne Vanderbilt

Western Pennsylvania Hospital

Paul Baroco

Sacred Heart Health System

Milagros Abreu

Boston University

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Children's Hospital of Wisconsin

Western Pennsylvania Hospital

Sacred Heart Health System

Duke University

Duke University Hospital

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University of Alberta

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University of Calgary

Women and Children’s Health Research Institute

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Managing Skin Care With the CareMap System

Journal of Wound Ostomy and Continence Nursing (1997)

Maria Hill Maryellen Labik Dianne Vanderbilt

In Brief In the last three decades, WOC nursing has evolved into an increasingly complex practice. The CareMap is a tool designed to assist in management of patient care. This article defines the CareMap system and describes the development, implementation, and pilot evaluation of a skin care pathway created with the CareMap at Western Pennsylvania Hospital. A description and clinical example of the application of a system designed to assist health care providers implement a clinical pathway and communication system designed to improve patient outcomes and control costs.

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Patient Care

10.1097/00152192-199701000-00008

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A Comprehensive Pediatric Bereavement Program

Critical Care Nursing Quarterly (1997)

Mary Jane Nesbit Maria Hill Nan Peterson

The death of a child is one of the most painful experiences a parent can endure. Communicating and meeting the needs of parents during this time of crisis is a challenge for nurses. Pediatric intensive care unit and emergency department nurses who may feel overwhelmed and inadequate when working with grieving families, especially with a sudden and unexpected death, are assisted by “The Patterns of Your Life: A Comprehensive Pediatric Bereavement Program.” The program is a blending of critical pathways (an element of managed care), educational resources, and family follow-up for 1 year. Preliminary evaluations indicate that the comprehensive bereavement program appears to have many benefits for families and health care staff alike.

10.1097/00002727-199720020-00010

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Outcomes Measurement Requires Nursing to Shift to Outcome-Based Practice

Nursing Administration Quarterly (1999)

Maria Hill

The measurement of outcomes to demonstrate the effectiveness of nursing care delivered is essential. This article will outline the history of outcomes measurement in nursing, the definition and levels of outcomes, the differentiation between process interventions and outcome statements, and the monitoring of outcomes at the staff nurse and case manager levels. Care management methodologies to assist in outcome management will be discussed. In the end, the development of nursing knowledge and innovation in care strategies and advanced clinical decision making is dependent on the measurement of intermediate and end result outcomes.

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10.1097/00006216-199910000-00003

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The importance of language and culture in pediatric care: Case studies from the Latino community

The Journal of Pediatrics (2000)

Glenn Flores Milagros Abreu Ilan S. Schwartz Maria Hill

10.1067/mpd.2000.109150

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