Juanita Conkin Dale

Children's Medical Center

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Lonnie Roy

Parkland Health & Hospital System

Judy L. LeFlore

The University of Texas at Arlington

Regena Spratling

Georgia State University

Anna Goddard

School Based Health Alliance

Sharron L. Docherty

Duke University

Christina Calamaro

Emory University

Cindy Cochran

Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders

Barbie Drews

Children's Medical Center

Mary C. O’Laughlen

University of Virginia

Ethel Jernigan

The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center

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The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center

American Association of Nurse Practitioners

University of Maryland, Baltimore

University of Minnesota

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University of Iowa

Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders

Boston Children's Hospital

Twin Cities Orthopedics

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New role for PNPs in an inpatient setting

Journal of Pediatric Health Care (1991)

Juanita Conkin Dale

10.1016/0891-5245(91)90012-f

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NAPNAP Research Agenda: 2014-2019

Journal of Pediatric Health Care (2014)

Regena Spratling Rita H. Pickler Christina Calamaro Juanita Conkin Dale Sharron L. Docherty

10.1016/j.pedhc.2013.12.003

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ETUDE TECHNIQUE D'UN TERMINAL INTERMODAL - RAPPORT CONDENSE

C J Ives Juanita Conkin Dale Jenny Ward P Kostiw

L'OBJET DE LA PRESENTE ETUDE EST DE FAIRE DES RECOMMANDATIONS RELATIVES A LA CONCEPTION DE TERMINAUX INTERMODAUX, EN TENANT COMPTE DU TERRAIN, DES COUTS AINSI QUE DES METHODES, INTALLATIONS ET MATERIELS DE MANUTENTION DES PLUS RECENTS. LE GROUPE D'ETUDE A EFFECTUE UNE ETUDE APPROFONDIE D'UN IMPORTANT TERMINAL CANADIEN POUR DETERMINER LES COURANTS DE TRAFIC CORRESPONDANT AUX ENTREES ET SORTIES DES TRAINS ET DES TRACTEURS AINSI QUE LE CYCLE D'UTILISATION DU MATERIEL ; A L'AIDE DES INFORMATIONS AINSI RECUEILLIES, IL A SIMULE L'EXPLOITATION DU TERMINAL. LE GROUPE A EGALEMENT ANALYSE DES STRATEGIES D'EXPLOITATION ET DES SYSTEMES DE GESTION DE L'INFORMATION. ENFIN, IL A ETUDIE DIVERSES OPTIONS POUR L'AGRANDISSEMENT ET LE DEPLACEMENT DUDIT TERMINAL. IL RESSORT QUE LE TERMINAL A L'ETUDE, EQUIPE POUR LE CHARGEMENT EN BOUT (CIRCUS LOADING) DES SEMI-REMORQUES, CONVIENT A LA MANUTENTION DE 100.000 UNITES PAR ANNEES. AU-DELA DE CE NOMBRE, CEPENDANT, IL Y AURAIT LIEU DE RECOURIR A UN MATERIEL DE MANUTENTION LATERALE POUR LES SEMI REMORQUES ET DE SUPPRIMER LES RAMPES. AINSI, ON DISPOSERAIT D'UN PLUS GRAND ESPACE DE STOCKAGE A L'INTERIEUR MEME DE L'AIRE DE MANUTENTION. EN OUTRE, UNE CONFIGURATION EN VOIES A DOUBLE ACCES PERMETTRAIT A LA LOCOMOTIVE DE LIGNE D'EFFECTUER UNE PARTIE DE LA MANOEUVRE DES WAGONS ET, PAR LE FAIT MEME, D'AUGMENTER LE RENDEMENT DU TERMINAL PENDANT LA JOURNEE. AU-DELA D'UN VOLUME ANNUEL DE 225.000 UNITES, IL FAUDRAIT ENVISAGER L'AMENAGEMENT D'UN NOUVEAU CHANTIER.

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What to know when choosing a breast pump

Journal of Pediatric Health Care (2003)

Juanita Conkin Dale

Position statement

Pediatric Nurse Practitioner

Child Health

Statement (logic)

Association (psychology)

10.1016/j.pedhc.2003.08.003

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Critiquing Research Evidence for Use in Practice: Revisited

Journal of Pediatric Health Care (2019)

Juanita Conkin Dale Donna Hallas Regena Spratling

Critical appraisal

Evidence-Based Practice

Clinical Practice

Pediatric Nurse Practitioner

Officer

Pediatric nursing

Best practice

Evidence-Based Medicine

10.1016/j.pedhc.2019.01.005

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School backpacks: preventing injuries

Journal of Pediatric Health Care (2004)

Juanita Conkin Dale

Backpack

10.1016/j.pedhc.2004.06.007

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Oral rehydration solutions in the management of acute gastroenteritis among children

Journal of Pediatric Health Care (2004)

Juanita Conkin Dale

Acute gastroenteritis

Oral rehydration therapy

Acute diarrhea

10.1016/j.pedhc.2004.04.005

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Journal of Pediatric Health Care (2010)

Juanita Conkin Dale Cindy Cochran Lonnie Roy Ethel Jernigan George R. Buchanan

10.1016/j.pedhc.2009.12.006

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Effects of Distraction on Pain, Fear, and Distress During Venous Port Access and Venipuncture in Children and Adolescents With Cancer

Journal of Pediatric Oncology Nursing (2006)

Andrea Windich-Biermeier Isabelle Sjoberg Juanita Conkin Dale Debra A. Eshelman Cathie E. Guzzetta

This study evaluates the effect of self-selected distracters (ie, bubbles, I Spy: Super Challenger book, music table, virtual reality glasses, or handheld video games) on pain, fear, and distress in 50 children and adolescents with cancer, ages 5 to 18, with port access or venipuncture. Using an intervention-comparison group design, participants were randomized to the comparison group (n = 28) to receive standard care or intervention group (n = 22) to receive distraction plus standard care. All participants rated their pain and fear, parents rated participant fear, and the nurse rated participant fear and distress at 3 points in time: before, during, and after port access or venipuncture. Results show that self-reported pain and fear were significantly correlated (P = .01) within treatment groups but not significantly different between groups. Intervention participants demonstrated significantly less fear (P <.001) and distress (P = .03) as rated by the nurse and approached significantly less fear (P = .07) as rated by the parent. All intervention parents said the needlestick was better because of the distracter. The authors conclude that distraction has the potential to reduce fear and distress during port access and venipuncture.

Venipuncture

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Venous access

10.1177/1043454206296018

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Table of Contents

Journal of Pediatric Health Care (2011)

Martha K. Swartz Cheri Barber Beth Nachtsheim Bolick Christina Calamaro Joe Don Cavender

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10.1016/s0891-5245(11)00151-9

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