Kristin Grammatico

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WK15: POCUS can be utilized in simulated lab training to practice skills like peripheral nerve blocks and line placement. This can help providers gain confidence in their skills before integrating them into practice. #NURS646FA20

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WK 10: A CDS that will be useful in my future practice as a CRNA is the real-time system that will alert for changes like hypotension. It collects patient data and generate specific advise to help with clinical decision making. #NURS646FA20

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WK8: As a future CRNA Ouch! My Surgery app can help prepare my patients for surgery and recovery. They can keep track of questions, set recovery milestones, track their pain and mood during the day, record education, and plan follow-up visits. #NURS646FA20

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WK6: The biggest challenge in the SDLC is the planning phase. Planning and assembling the concept that will align the goals while ensuring the needs of the user are being met are important for success. #NURS646FA20

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WK3: The escalating costs of HIT is justified because it ultimately benefits patients by improving safe and effective care which leads to better outcomes for our patients. #NURS646FA20

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WK1: @aanacrna they utilize healthcare informatics to improve patient safety. I am excited to deepen my knowledge about how I can incorporate this into my future practice as a CRNA #NURS646FA20

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M11: EBP indicates that simulated scenarios improve OR emergency outcomes. PBE can be utilized to gather data from CRNA’s on whether a simulated app/game of OR emergencies would be benefit their practice. #NURS751

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M10: CDSS will help trigger alerts for patients at high risk for MH while helping manage a MH crisis by implementing the standard of care currently in the MH CPG#NURS751

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M9: My CPG is moderately policy strong because steps 1, 2, 4, 5, and 8 are met. Constructing alternatives, evaluating trade-offs, and decision making would make this even stronger.#NURS751

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M8: A decision aid tool developed by Stanford Anesthesia cognitive aid group and Henry Rosenberg MD was developed to manage MH. https://t.co/lWEKCZJIwB #NURS751

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M7: The greatest challenge for implementing my CPG would be creating the technology that incorporates critical scenarios to test knowledge/skills and the cost. Working with valuable organizations like the AANA can promote awareness of this technology and it’s importance. #NURS751

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M6: In order to prevent complacency with MH I would utilize the Ottawa model of research by @IanDGraham1 with my CPG. This model will allow adaptation of new ways to provide continuing education that can be implemented into practice. #NURS751

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M5: CPG’s in the CRNA field can be used to guide best practice for best pt outcome. Caution must be utilized to ensure implementation of the CPG is appropriate for each pt/situation. #NURS751

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M4: The SR by Boet et al. (2014) was conducted to understand how simulated crisis resource management was implemented into practice and how it affected pt outcomes. It did show through EBP to improve pt outcomes and decreased mortality.
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M3: Both qualitative and quantitative research can be used as a good source of EBP. In order for either to be used they must be critically analyzed to ensure that rigor and trustworthiness were maintained. #NURS751

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M2: The article reviewed was level D evidence about how to obtain proper NIBP measurements. In order to justify implementing this into practice more research is needed with RCT’s and systemic reviews. #NURS751

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I’m so blessed to be surrounded by and learning from so many amazing CRNA’s!! Happy CRNA week! #CRNAWeek

[Kristin Grammatico @KristinGrammat1]

Hi I’m Kristin and I’m a SRNA @UAZNursing. I’m so lucky to be in this program where they want me to succeed, especially our awesome director @HochKristie:) I want to be a CRNA because it will challenge me and elevate my critical thinking skills while delivering great patient care

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M1: My goal is to learn more about ebp to be able to stay up to date in my practice along with acquiring the necessary skills to complete my DNP project. #NURS751