For this written assignment, select one recent (within the past two years) evidence-based article from a peer reviewed nursing journal that describes a “best practice” in an area of nursing you are interested in. For example, if you would like to be a pediatric nurse, select an article that discusses a best practice in pediatric care.
Cite the article and provide a brief overview of how the results or findings were obtained. Then describe the “best practice.” Conclude your discussion by explaining whether you thought the research findings supported the conclusions and the best practice.
This assignment must be no more than 3 pages long. It should include all of the required elements. Use APA Editorial format and attach a copy of the article.
Accurate APA format (including providing sources when appropriate, references, and in-text citations)
1
Accurate Grammar (including capitalization, punctuation, spelling, word usage, no run-on sentences, no sentence fragments, and/or paragraphing errors)
1
Total
15
i need to submit the full journal article you use. please use Nursing article no medical article . No wikipedia, no mayoclinic. Only acceptable website Edu, Org. gov. Article needs to be no more than two years
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A clear overview of how conclusions or findings were obtained
In a study conducted by Paulsen et al., (2018), the aim was exploring nurses’ experience in different settings, nursing home and home‐based care, when delivering bad news. The researchers obtained their findings by electronically distributing questionnaires to nurses providing long‐term care in Norway. To develop appropriate questions for data collection, the researchers applied semi-structured interviews with seven nursing home nurses and seven home-based cared nurses. Further, the authors used the SPSS Statistics Win 64 to analyze the nurses’ experience. Out of 399 nurses who responded to the research request, 197 offered services in nursing homes, while 202 respondents worked in home-based settings (Paulsen et al., 2018). The analyzed results revealed that relatives of patients in home-based care found it challenging to accept clinical reports of imminent death. Hence, the researchers concluded that families of patients in nursing homes learn to take in the devastating news and withhold from clinging to unrealistic hopes of medical interventions.
