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COVID-19 + Nursing Journals

• Reelin' In The Years: Age and Selective Restriction of Liberty in the COVID-19 Pandemic 4 diciembre, 2023
  During the COVID-19 pandemic, focused protection strategies including selective lockdowns of the elderly were proposed as alternatives to general lockdowns. These selective restrictions would consist of isolating only those most at risk of COVID-19 hospitalization and subsequent use of healthcare resources. The proposal seems to have troubling implications, including the permissibility of selective lockdown on […]
  David Motorniak
• Church Leaders Share and Implement Solution-Focused Health Strategies During the COVID-19 Pandemic in Rural Alabama 4 diciembre, 2023
  Bridging the healthcare access gap and addressing COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy among rural-dwelling Black American adults residing in the Deep South require involvement of faith-based leaders in the community. This study explored perceived barriers and resources to meeting community needs, including vaccination, during the COVID-19 pandemic as reported by 17 Black American church leaders in the […]
  Rebecca S Allen
• Student-Led Stress Reduction Support Groups: A Qualitative Program Evaluation 4 diciembre, 2023
  CONCLUSION: Graduate student-led support groups are a feasible and effective strategy to mitigate stress and improve nursing student resiliency. [J Nurs Educ. 2023;62(12):711-715.].
  Maura K Moran
• The Use of Medical Crowdfunding to Mitigate the Personal Costs of Serious Chronic Illness: Scoping Review 4 diciembre, 2023
  CONCLUSIONS: The identified methodological gaps highlight the need for more robust and reproducible approaches to using the copious data available on public MCF platforms. The integration of quantitative and qualitative methods will allow for nuanced explorations of the MCF experience. A more consistent elaboration of strategies to promote the responsible conduct of research is warranted […]
  Mary Killela
• Perceptions of pregnant women on antenatal care visit during their first trimester at area 25 health center in Lilongwe, Malawi - a qualitative study 4 diciembre, 2023
  CONCLUSION: The negative perceptions among pregnant women, coupled with various health systems, socio-economic and individual barriers, contributed to low attendance rates for first trimester antenatal care in Malawi. Addressing knowledge gaps and overcoming barriers related to economic, individual and health care delivery can improve women's early antenatal care visits. Future research should consider the pregnant […]
  Modesta Nyando