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This document is a resume for Peter Umukoro, highlighting his experience in clinical research and occupational health. He has over 8 years of experience in research projects at Harvard University and hospitals in Nigeria and the United States. His work has included designing and conducting studies on workplace health issues like welders' exposure to particulates and nurses' risk of back injuries. He also has a ScD in Occupational and Environmental Epidemiology from Harvard School of Public Health.
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Evidence based practice is the conscientious explicit and judicious use of current. Best evidence in making decision about the care of individual patients. The practice of evidence based medicine means integrating individual clinical expertise with the best available external clinical evidence fro systematic research.
(Sackett. et al 1996)
EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE
EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICEBalkeej Sidhu
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This document provides an overview of evidence-based practice (EBP) in healthcare. It defines EBP as integrating the best research evidence, clinical expertise, and patient values and preferences. The key elements of EBP are outlined, including formulating answerable clinical questions using the PICOT format, searching for and appraising evidence, applying evidence to individual patients, and evaluating outcomes. The steps of the EBP process and strategies to bridge the research-practice gap are also summarized. Overall, the document emphasizes that EBP aims to improve clinical decision-making and patient outcomes by basing practices on rigorous research evidence rather than tradition alone.Becker, Lynne RESUME
Becker, Lynne RESUMELynne Becker
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Lynne E. Becker seeks a position in corporate project research based on her extensive experience managing clinical research projects and studies. She has over 20 years of experience developing research protocols, recruiting study sites and participants, ensuring regulatory compliance, and using information technology to efficiently achieve research goals. Becker has managed both small and large studies of up to $250,000 and $5 million respectively. She is skilled in all aspects of clinical research including protocol development, site selection and training, patient recruitment, database design, and regulatory reporting.RML Rendezvous - Evidence Based Nursing
RML Rendezvous - Evidence Based NursingNational Network of Libraries of Medicine, Pacific Northwest Region
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This document provides an overview of teaching evidence-based practice resources to nurses and nursing students. It defines evidence-based nursing practice and describes the importance of using evidence to improve patient care outcomes. Several strategies and resources for finding evidence on the web are highlighted, including searching databases like CINAHL and PubMed, as well as resources like DynaMed, Cochrane reviews, and clinical practice guidelines. Barriers to using evidence-based practice in nursing are also discussed.Scope and significance of evidence based research in nursing practice27 5-20
Scope and significance of evidence based research in nursing practice27 5-20Mallika Vhora
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1) Evidence-based research in nursing is important to ensure quality patient care based on the best available research evidence. It has led to improved outcomes for patients, providers, and healthcare systems.
2) Future directions of evidence-based nursing research include conducting higher quality studies using various methodologies, synthesizing findings, translating research into practice, and examining outcomes. There will also be a focus on cultural competence and patient input.
3) Nurse researchers are likely to study health promotion, disease prevention, social determinants of health, evidence-based practice implementation, and vulnerable populations. Collaboration between nurses and researchers will expand to address fundamental healthcare issues.EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE.pptx
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1. A U.S. study found that nurses reported low competency in evidence-based practice skills and identified factors like education level, EBP beliefs and mentorship as influencing competency.
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3. Interviews with hospital staff identified creating a supportive organization, maintaining awareness of prevention, and focusing on patient benefits as key factors for successful pressure ulcer prevention.PreNatal Module of HughesRiskApps
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This document describes several family history tools developed to assist primary care providers. It discusses the Pregnancy & Health Profile tool, which was implemented in four clinical settings and evaluated with positive feedback from patients and providers. It also describes the development of a pediatric family history tool in partnership with the AAP to launch in September 2013. Both tools integrate family history data with clinical decision support to help identify genetic risks and improve patient care.PreNatal Module, HughesRiskApps
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To address family history collection, interpretation, and application in busy primary care practices, NCHPEG has collaborated collaborating with the March of Dimes, Genetic Alliance, Harvard Partners, and the Health Resources and Services Administration to develop and evaluate a novel family history tool that focuses on prenatal and neonatal health. The tool helps to improve health outcomes for the female patient, fetus, and family by providing clinical decision support and educational resources for risk assessment based on family history. A set of screenshots and an overview of the module can be reviewed via this downloadable ppt.CNA Class 05. eBP evidance based practice
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Airway:
Open the airway using the head-tilt/chin-lift maneuver.
Ensure the airway is free of obstructions.
B: Breathing:
Provide rescue breaths using a mask or barrier device.
Give 2 breaths after every 30 compressions.
Each breath should last 1 second and make the chest visibly rise.
Automated External Defibrillator (AED)
Purpose: Deliver an electric shock to restore normal heart rhythm in cases of cardiac arrest.
Steps:
Turn on the AED and follow the prompts.
Attach the electrode pads to the patient's chest.
Ensure no one touches the patient during analysis or shock delivery.
Resume CPR immediately after shock if advised.
Choking Management (Heimlich Maneuver)
Adults and Children:
Stand behind the person and wrap your arms around their waist.
Make a fist and place it above the navel.
Perform quick upward thrusts until the object is expelled.
Infants:
Perform back blows and chest thrusts while supporting the baby’s head and neck.
Recovery Position
Used for unconscious patients with normal breathing and a pulse.
Steps:
Turn the patient onto their side.
Position their arm and leg to stabilize them.
Keep the airway open to prevent choking.
Importance of BLS in Nursing
Saves lives during emergencies such as cardiac arrest or choking.
Builds confidence in responding to life-threatening situations.
Ensures patient safety until advanced medical care arrives.
RML Rendezvous - Evidence Based Nursing
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- 1. PETER UMUKORO 299 Centre Street, Apt# 1 • Boston, Massachusetts 02122 617-874-6908 • peu258@mail.harvard.edu RESEARCH SCIENTIST Highly skilled Clinical Research Analyst and Environmental / Occupational Health professional with more than eight years’ experience in high profile hospital and industrial clinical environmental and occupational research. Demonstrated healthcare team leader completing five Harvard University research projects on schedule. Clinical Research Analyst • Systems Management • Health Strategy • Field Data Collection • Research • Reporting Risk Management • Consulting • Documentation • Team Leadership / Motivation • Process Improvement OSHA / Regulatory Compliance • Sampling Strategy • Data Management • Experimental Design • Clinical Trials Environmental Health • Multi-Variable Modeling • Cross-sectional Data • Relational Databases • Cohort Design Exposure Risk Assessment • Intervention Models • Systems Management • Communications • Occupational Health Data-Driven Communication • Clinical Research • Client Relations • Research Projects • Presentations HARVARD UNIVERSITY • Boston, Massachusetts • 5/2011 – 5/2015 Oldest institution of higher learning in the US. Research Assistant Performed environmental, occupational and cardiovascular research. Designed and conducted workplace studies including field data collection using multivariate modeling and SAS, STATA, and Excel statistical software. Prepared research findings for publication and presentations. Achievements: • Designed and performed study to assess welders' exposure to fine particulates during the welding process. • Performed study on lower back pain prevalent in nurses. Conducted intervention study to discover causes and follow-up study to determine intervention results. • Developed study to analyze the physical activity of nurses. Designed accelerometer worn by nurses for a week to develop data. • Studied link between positive emotions and cardiovascular health. Utilized European CARDIA database to discovering no direct link. • Applied for $10,000 NIOSH-Harvard ERC pilot grant to complete electrocardiograms data-analysis research project. NATIONAL HOSPITAL ABUJA • Abuja • 8/2007 – 8/2010 Hospital serving women and children in Nigeria and the West African sub-region. Physician Served initially as intern and advanced to a resident physician. Handled patient admissions from emergency room managing hospital's triage system. Instructed interns and medical students in medical procedures. Provide surgical assistance for cardiothoracic, general and abdominal surgeries. Achievements: • Restructured triage system to increase patient hospital admissions flow by 20% for improved treatment outcomes. • Developed patient flow chart to increase admissions efficiency and patient follow through. • Provided training for new emergency staff on basic life support skills to resuscitated patients. • Implemented strategic learning and review system for interns and medical students to enhance learning during clinical rotations Resume
- 2. • Increased healthcare staff safety by developing a research questionnaire for physical assault on health workers. Used study results to highlight and improve healthcare workers safety. PETER UMUKORO • Page 2 • peu258@mail.harvard.edu UNIVERSITY OF PORT HARCOURT TEACHING HOSPITAL• Port Harcourt, Nigeria • 11/2006 – 6/2007 Major tertiary-care teaching and research facility. Intern Managed patient admissions under supervision for clinic and emergency room patients. Achievements: • Increased speed of patient diagnosis to reduce hospital stays. Used team approach to diagnosis patients’ labs and histology for faster treatment. • Improved leadership structure for medical interns to increase communications and training opportunities. EDUCATION ScD in Occupational and Environmental Epidemiology Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, Boston, Massachusetts Master of Public Health Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, Massachusetts CERTIFICATIONS Certificate of Responsible Conduct of Research IRB CITI Training Certificate ECFMG Certification AFFILIATIONS American Public Health Association American Academy for Communication in Healthcare Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria COMPUTER SKILLS Microsoft Office Suite, SAS, STATA, SPSS LANGUAGES English, Isoko, Yoruba PUBLICATIONS / PRESENTATIONS Umukoro PE, Arias OE, Stoffel S, Hopcia K, Sorensen G, Dennerlein JT. JOEM. Physical activity at work contributes little to patient care workers' weekly totals. 2013 Dec; PMID: doi: 10.1097/JOM.0000000000000046. Arias OE, Umukoro PE, Stoffel S, Dennerlein JT, Sorensen G. Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting. Association between Trunk Flexion and Physical Activity in Patient Care Unit Workers. 2012 Sep; 56(1): 1188-1191. Cited in PubMed; PMID: doi: 10.1177/1071181. Dennerlein, JT, Arias OE, Umukoro PE, Stoffel S, Sorensen G. Proceedings of the American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco 2012. Physically demanding work and physical activity in health care workers: Developing key messages for integrated interventions. 2012 Oct. Resume