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In the era of globalization, knowledge serves as an exceptionally powerful tool for evolution and improvement (Umunadi, 2014). Nursing is consistently adapting based on evidence-based practice (EBP) guidelines disseminated from governing bodies such as the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO). For those conducting research in hopes of influencing the profession, it is exceptionally important … Continue reading Dissemination: The Importance of Knowledge →
The Effects of Physical Activity on Leukemia Symptoms in Children
The Effects of Physical Activity on Leukemia Symptoms in Children
Ethical Considerations for Research Mikayla Taus Laurentian University Cambrian College Site BSN 4416: Nursing Research III Laura Killam October 16th, 2018 Ethical Considerations for Research Human ethics committees are often used to review studies to identify any risks to the participants and to ensure their protection (Guillemin, Gillam, Rosenthal & Bolitho, 2012). The… Continue Reading →
Do we really need deadlines?
The first of many failures I am reflecting on in my course.
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