Keisha Lovence DNP, RN
Keisha Lovence DNP, RN is a frequent contributor to RN Journal with 2 articles published to date.
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Clinical Algorithms and Leadership
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Clinical algorithms can support the clinical practice of nursing staff. Nurses in acute care are expected to manage care for the acutely ill. The use of clinical algorithms can guide both new and experienced nurses with critical thinking and decision-making. The algorithms should be well organized and visually appealing. An algorithm should be re-evaluated after introduction into clinical practice, and further development should focus on its efficacy in producing a clinical outcome as well as by testing it in clinical education.
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Post-Fall Care Nursing Algorithm
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Post-Fall care practices are an integral aspect to patient care. As we care for older adults it is important to consider post-fall care practices.
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