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College of Nursing Journal Club: How to Participate

College of Nursing Journal Club

What is the College of Nursing Journal Club? 

  • The purpose of the College of Nursing Journal Club is to promote a spirit of inquiry by facilitating the reading, presentation and discussion of journal articles with relevance to nursing practice.    

  • Meetings will generally be held the first Monday of each month from 12-12:50 p.m. and will consist of:

    • Presentations of 2-3 peer-reviewed articles following a set theme

    • Time will be reserved for discussion following each article presentation 

Who can participate? 

  • UToledo College of Nursing students, faculty and staff

How can I present an article? 

  • Email eileen.walsh@utoledo.edu and jodi.jameson@utoledo.edu with your idea

  • Eileen Walsh and Jodi Jameson will contact you to confirm your presentation

Article presentations should include:

  • Background (purpose, aim, hypothesis, research question, etc.)
  • Methodology/Study Design
  • Results
  • Implications for Practice

Journal Articles for Discussion

November 14, 2022 Journal Club Meeting

12 - 12:50 p.m. (WebEx)

To access articles:

  1. Click the links below
  2. Enter your UT username/password if prompted to do so
  3. Click on PDF Full-Text or FindIt@UT to connect to the full-text

Presented by Janice Servick:

Lindsay, S. L., & Mathieson, K. (2022). Authentic leadership: Does it relate to job satisfaction and engagement? Nursing Management, 53(6), 24-30. 

Presented by Linda Lewin:

Key Findings – Comprehensive Mass Shooter Data. https://www.theviolenceproject.org/mass-shooter-database-3/key-findings/

McCall, W.T., Anderson, J.G., Myers, C.,R. Sagherian, K., & Bamwine, P. (2022). “Was definitely different because they were kids”: Caring for patients from a school shooting. Journal of Trauma Nursing, 29(5), 252-261. 

McCall, W. T. (2020, September). Caring for patients from a school shooting: A qualitative case series in emergency nursing. Journal of Emergency Nursing, 46(5), 712-721.e1. 

Additional articles (TBD) presented by Kendra Greathouse, BSN and Stephanie Veselka, BSN

 

Presented by Ilana San Souci, BSN, RN (DNP student – Graduate Assistant), Linda Lewin, PhD, PMHCNS-BC, and Dianna Clawson, MSN, RN (DNP student)

Key Findings – Comprehensive Mass Shooter Data. https://www.theviolenceproject.org/mass-shooter-database-3/key-findings/

McCall, W.T., Anderson, J.G., Myers, C.,R. Sagherian, K., & Bamwine, P. (2022). “Was definitely different because they were kids”: Caring for patients from a school shooting. Journal of Trauma Nursing, 29(5), 252-261. 

Presented by Sarah Dusseau,  BSN, RN and Katie Zinmer, BSN, RN (DNP Students - Graduate Assistants): 

Blumenfeld, A., Dueland, A. N., Evers, S., Jenkins, B., Martelletti, P., & Sommer, K. (2022). Practical insights on the identification and management of patients with chronic migraine. Pain and Therapy, 11(2), 447–457. https://doi.org/10.1007/s40122-022-00387-9

Kim, E., L’Italien, G., & Mohajer, A. (2022). Non-neurologist perspectives on migraine: Results of a cross-sectional advisory board survey (P8-2.001). Neurology, 98(18 Supplement), 1344. (Note: This is a conference abstract of a presentation from the American Academy of Neurology 74th Annual Meeting, Seattle, May 3 2022)

Wilbanks, C. (2022). Migraine in adult primary care. The Journal for Nurse Practitioners, 18(4), 366-369. https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.1016/j.nurpra.2022.01.018 
 

Topic: Nurse Practitioner Preceptors, Residencies, and Virtual Visits 

Presented by: Alyssa Kurjan, BSN, RN and Katie Zinmer, BSN, RN (DNP Students - Graduate Assistants)

Steps to access full-text articles:

  1. Click on the title of the article below
  2. Under "Let's Find Your Institution" enter The University of Toledo
  3. Click on University of Toledo Libraries
  4. Proceed to full-text by clicking on full-text links (i.e. PDF Full-Text, Full-Text at ScienceDirect, FindIt@UT, etc.)

Need help?  Contact Jodi Jameson (jodi.jameson@utoledo.edu | 419.383.5152)

Bazzell, A. F., & Dains, J. E. (2017). Supporting nurse practitioner preceptor development. The Journal for Nurse Practitioners, 13(8), e375-e382.

Mounayar, J., & Cox, M. (2021). Nurse practitioner post-graduate residency program: Best practice. The Journal for Nurse Practitioners, 17(4), 453-457.

Merritt, L. S. (2020). Preparing nurse practitioner students for virtual visits: An innovative computer-based text-messaging simulation. Clinical Simulation in Nursing, 43, 17-20