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Practices to Reduce Physician-Family Conflict during Surrogate Decision Making

Creator:: Polte, Katherine P.
Abstract:: This thesis aims to investigate the reasons for discordance in the physician-family relationship, to explore how to improve that relationship, and to develop a set of practices to help prevent conflicts. The research was done by analyzing research on surrogate decision making, conflicts surrounding end of life, and case studies....
Resource Type:: Honors College Thesis
Full Text:: :_ ____________________________________________________ Courtney Campbell This thesis aims to investigate the reasons for discordance in the

The Doctor-Patient Relationship: How a Physician Navigates Clinical Empathy and Patient Death

Creator:: Smith, Hannah R.
Abstract:: As the importance of empathy in medicine has become more understood the dynamic of the patient-doctor relationship has changed. However, how to properly incorporate empathy into a healthcare relationship has not been thoroughly investigated. There is also continued disagreement on how to appropriately define empathy in a healthcare setting. The...
Resource Type:: Honors College Thesis
Full Text:: : _____________________________________________________________ Courtney Campbell As the importance of empathy in medicine has become more understood the

Dealing with a Modern Crisis: Physicians and End of Life Care

Creator:: Bowman, Chloe
Abstract:: As medicine in the United States has progressed, physicians have been posed with a unique task of shepherding patients into the end of their life. This research sought to determine the effect this has on physicians in the form of what has been coined “professional grief.” In this, we look...
Resource Type:: Honors College Thesis
Full Text:: : _____________________________________________________ Courtney Campbell As medicine in the United States has progressed, physicians have been

Health Disparities: The Impacts of Language Barriers on Healthcare Delivery

Creator:: Pham, Maija Linh T.
Abstract:: Communication is an aspect of healthcare that affects healthcare providers and patients at each step of their medical journey. The purpose of this research is to identify the effects that language barriers cause between healthcare workers and patients and the patients’ families and how those effects are perceived by and...
Resource Type:: Honors College Thesis
Full Text:: : ___________________________________________________________ Courtney Campbell Communication is an aspect of healthcare that affects healthcare providers and

Identifying methods to facilitate better quality relationships between physicians and nurses

Creator:: Cross, Cambria
Abstract:: The medical system in healthcare facilities is characterized by its hierarchical nature. This hierarchy is demonstrated in the authority assumed by physicians. Professional respect and communication between doctors and the nurses are necessary for overall job satisfaction and the creation of an optimal environment for quality patient care. The significance...
Resource Type:: Honors College Thesis
Full Text:: : ____________________________________________________ Courtney Campbell The medical system in healthcare facilities is characterized by its

The art of medicine in practice: A look at how exceptional physician-patient relationships are formed in healthcare today

Creator:: Castaneda, Jason
Abstract:: The art of medicine refers to physicians’ abilities to skillfully navigate interpersonal interactions with patients. These interactions are vital to the formation of exceptional physician-patient relationships. Certain elements of healthcare today such as the advancement of diagnostic tests, the emergence of the electronic medical record, and the presence of market...
Resource Type:: Honors College Thesis
Full Text:: Abstract approved: ______________________________________________________ Courtney Campbell The

Moral Distress: Its Impact on Healthcare Professionals and Their Patients

Creator:: Reeder, Eryn E.
Abstract:: Moral distress is the experience of knowing the right action to take but being unable to take it. It is especially prevalent in the healthcare profession, where professionals’ actions are limited by the wishes of patients and their families, hierarchies, and organizational failings. Since it is accepted that healthcare professionals...
Resource Type:: Honors College Thesis
Full Text:: :_____________________________________________________ Courtney Campbell Moral distress is the experience of knowing the right action to take

Nursing Ethics Across the Lifespan: The Past and Present Role of the Nurse in Relation to Patients and Physicians

Creator:: Dinh, Tina T.
Abstract:: Nurses are known to have “big hearts,” but in order to fully understand their own thoughts and actions in practice, nurses need to develop their minds. Nursing ethics deserves recognition because all nurses need an understanding of ethical concepts in order to recognize ethical issues and dilemmas. The ideal ways...
Resource Type:: Honors College Thesis
Full Text:: : ____________________________________________________ Courtney Campbell Nurses are known to have “big hearts,” but in order to fully

Through the Eyes of Five: Combating Pandemic Amnesia Through the Collection and Preservation of COVID-19 Stories

Creator:: Celaya, Alanna
Abstract:: The 1918-1919 influenza pandemic led to a phenomenon termed as pandemic amnesia. It is apparent that the COVID-19 pandemic has revealed a disturbingly similar pattern. My thesis investigated the prevalence and perils of pandemic amnesia in the context of COVID-19. I explored this issue through a review of scholarly literature...
Resource Type:: Honors College Thesis
Full Text:: :_____________________________________________________ Courtney Campbell The 1918-1919 influenza pandemic led to a phenomenon termed as

A Proposed Model to Increase the Number of End of Life Conversations Made Between Terminally Ill Patients and Their Primary Care Physicians

Creator:: Duval, Jason Ryan
Abstract:: The objective of this paper is to present an alternative model that can be accepted into our current medical care system that outlines protocols for physicians treating terminally ill patients and that will ultimately increase the number of end of life conversations made between them and their patients. The work...
Resource Type:: Honors College Thesis
Full Text:: : ______________________________________________________ Courtney Campbell The objective of this paper is to present an alternative model that

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Practices to Reduce Physician-Family Conflict during Surrogate Decision Making

The Doctor-Patient Relationship: How a Physician Navigates Clinical Empathy and Patient Death

Dealing with a Modern Crisis: Physicians and End of Life Care

Health Disparities: The Impacts of Language Barriers on Healthcare Delivery

Identifying methods to facilitate better quality relationships between physicians and nurses

The art of medicine in practice: A look at how exceptional physician-patient relationships are formed in healthcare today

Moral Distress: Its Impact on Healthcare Professionals and Their Patients

Nursing Ethics Across the Lifespan: The Past and Present Role of the Nurse in Relation to Patients and Physicians

Through the Eyes of Five: Combating Pandemic Amnesia Through the Collection and Preservation of COVID-19 Stories

A Proposed Model to Increase the Number of End of Life Conversations Made Between Terminally Ill Patients and Their Primary Care Physicians

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