Gloria Sabbatini, Elisabetta Visalberghi
Inferences about the location of food in capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella) in two sensory modalities
Journal of comparative psychology (Washington, D.C. : 1983)
pennsylvania sudden unexpected infant death rates rank among highest nationally nursing team developed implemented evaluated disseminated evidencebased quality improvement qi program birthing hospitals pennsylvania address issue facilitate implementation clinical nurses educated subject matter experts smes empower transform sustain outcomesdriven qi infant safe sleep nursing practice descriptive study examined outcomes 268 nurses received comprehensive education infant safe sleep sme role likerttype scale surveys measured knowledge gained progress made practice following education programmatic dashboard tracked program implementation descriptive statistics used report findings sme nurses n 268 completed two interactive learning modules addressing safe sleep guidelines teaching strategies attended workshop acquire skills program implementation key competencies included data collection dissemination policy development communication techniques immediate posteducation surveys completed smes indicated 98 respondents strongly agreed agreed able effectively demonstrate communication strategies identify sme role components provide environment surveillance demonstrate best practices infant safe sleep allow time assimilation sme role survey initiated 6 months capture progress made seventyeight smes responded survey reported exceptional substantial progress 10 areas sme responsibilities use sme role program implementation led highly favorable smereported outcomes leading hospitalbased qi program