Katherine Archer,Spencer Busler,Rachel Malloy
Katherine Archer
Initiating Apomorphine Therapy Without Antiemetic Pretreatment: Real-World Data From a Nurse-led Parkinson Disease Support Program [0.03%]
无抗呕吐预处理下启用阿朴吗啡治疗：来自护士领导的帕金森病支持项目的真实世界数据
Cindy Happel,Mindy Grall,Andrea Formella
Cindy Happel
Background: Trimethobenzamide has been the antiemetic of choice in the United States for people with Parkinson disease initiating subcutaneous apomorphine injection (SC-APO) therapy to rapidly manage OFF episodes. Followi...
Use of the Mini-Delphi Method to Develop Behavioral Interventions From Expert and Patient Perspectives: An Example in Epilepsy Self-Management [0.03%]
从专家和患者的角度使用简化德尔菲法开发行为干预措施：癫痫自我管理中的一个例子
Wendy R Miller,Amanda N Gesselman
Wendy R Miller
Background: Epilepsy is a chronic neurological disease affecting more than 3.5 million Americans. Epilepsy requires lifelong self-management, the most important predictor of epilepsy-related outcomes. There is a lack of e...
Improving Awareness of Health Care Disparities in Stroke Patients: A Coffee Talk Approach [0.03%]
改善卒中患者医疗不平等的认识：一种咖啡会谈的方法
Chris Kleckner,Nicky Anderson,Mimi Amelang et al.
Chris Kleckner et al.
Background: Stroke is a leading cause of mortality and morbidity in the United States and worldwide. Unfortunately, stroke deaths and disabilities continue to disproportionately affect minority populations and those livin...
Quantifying Artificial Intelligence Contribution in Academic Writing: Development of the Transparency and Reporting of Artificial Intelligence Contribution for Evaluating Submissions Instrument [0.03%]
量化学术写作中人工智能贡献的透明度和报告人工智能贡献的评估提交仪器的发展
Marianne B Vyas,Lori M Rhudy,Suzanne Weckman et al.
Marianne B Vyas et al.
Background: There has been an increase in the availability and use of artificial intelligence (AI) across many professional domains, and there are traces of AI in nearly every manuscript published using modern technology....
Enhancing Patient Experience Through the Commit-to-Sit Initiative: A Quality Improvement Study [0.03%]
.Commit-to-Sit计划改善患者体验的质性研究
Jennifer Lettieri,Alexandra Rodriguez
Jennifer Lettieri
Background: The Commit-to-Sit initiative, where the nurses will sit with patients during bedside shift report (BSR), has been proposed as a strategy to improve patient engagement, communication, and satisfaction. This qua...
More than a Sample Size: Community Engagement as a Missing Infrastructure in Stroke Caregiving Nursing Research [0.03%]
社区参与：卒中照顾护士研究中的基础设施缺失问题
Charles J Shamoun
Charles J Shamoun