Robert M Siegel, Amy Anneken, Christopher Duffy, Kenya Simmons, Michelle Hudgens, Mary Kate Lockhart, Jessica Shelly
Emoticon use Increases Plain Milk and Vegetable Purchase in a School Cafeteria without Adversely Affecting Total Milk Purchase
Clinical therapeutics
significant improvements underfive mortality malawi demonstrated past thirty years however malawian healthcare remains gaps availability access quality pediatric critical care nursing training education improve expertise pediatric critical care nurses malawi kamuzu university health sciences kuhes queen elizabeth central hospital qech mercy james center mjc entered partnership seed global health us nongovernmental organization needs assessment conducted understand training needs nurses currently working pediatric critical care preparation development specialized masters child health pathway pediatric critical care pcc nursing kuhes needs assessment completed using survey questionnaire formatted using abcde airway breathing circulation disability exposure framework questionnaire likert scale yesno questions data manually entered excel analyzed using descriptive statistics one hundred fiftythree nurses qech mjc responded survey nurses ages 25 35 years n 98 64 female n 105 69 held either bachelors n 72 47 diploma n 70 46 nursing nurses high rates confidence certain skills airway management n 120 99 breathing assessment management n 153 100 however nurses demonstrated little confidence areas mechanical ventilation n 68 44 ecg evaluation n 74 48 arterial blood gas collection interpretation n 49 32 important identify priority areas training skills development address pcc masters within child health pathway kuhes ideally partnership produce practiceready pcc nurses establish recognized pcc nursing workforce malawi