Nursing Dissertation Topics
We have provided a selection of example nursing dissertation topics below to help and inspire you when choosing your nursing dissertation topic.
Nursing
Nursing involves providing care for people and families, whether that be during bad physical or mental health, illness or injury. Nurses are compassionate and empathetic, supporting people during their time of need.
The Psychophysiological Impact of Stress in Type 2 Diabetes
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Psychophysiology is the scientific study of the interaction between the mind and the body. The impact of psychological stress and mental activity can have an adverse effect on th
Role of Paramedics in Caring for People Who Self-Harm
Before considering paramedics’ perceptions of caring for people who SH, it is important to recognise the context for the care that is provided by paramedics.
Nursing Plan and Individualised Care for Geriatric Patient
Major goals of nursing embrace identification of clients and their family responses to illness, determination of their level of health, and needs for nursing assistance (Ackley & Ladwig, 2016, p.
Social and Psychological Factors for Newly Diagnosed Diabetes Management
Modern society has shifted our definition of health and how it’s affected. Health is not simply indicated by a dysfunctional organ but includes the social and psychological implications that may co
Patient Case Study: Depression and Anxiety
A case study of a patient suffering from depression and anxiety including diagnosis and a treatment plan.
Effectiveness of Behaviour Change Techniques in Interventions to Reduce Sedentary Behaviour
A behaviour change intervention is only as good as the behaviour change techniques (BCTs) used. Irreducible, observable, measurable, and replicable, BCTs are the active components in an intervention.
Literature Review on Salmonella Studies
In 1884, the first Salmonella species was isolated by veterinary surgeon Daniel E. Salmon from porcine intestines. The isolated species was first referred to as Bacillus choleraesuis, however was ren
Young Adult’s Perception of Life with Inflammatory Bowel Disease and a Stoma
The purpose of this study was to achieve an understanding of the lived experience as depicted by young adults with IBD and a stoma.
Barriers to Cancer Screening Among Immigrant Women in Miami
This paper will discuss the different angles of utilization of cancer screening among the immigrant women in Miami including the role played by the legislature, healthcare providers like nurses and the immigrant women in Miami.
Quality Improvement of Healthcare
Quality Improvement of Healthcare
Healthcare is complex and comes with great cost for many people. In time, changes have been proposed to attempt to improve healthcare deficiencies. Although the healt
Care Planning for Ostomates: What Should Nurses Consider?
This literature review seeks to inform nursing care planning for ostomates from a divergent patient perspective.
Integrated treatment And The Co-occurring Disorder Patient
The goal of this paper is to examine if a substance abuse patient diagnosed as having a co-occurring mental illness benefit from the integrated care approach.
Effective Team Work in Quality Patient Care
INTRODUCTION
Establishing a relationship between leading effective teams and the delivery of quality patient care is a complex topic to review and requires investigation at multiple levels. In the ins
Wound Healing Strategies and Management
Wound Chronicity
For wound healing to occur a complex well-defined cascade of events must take place between the body’s natural host processes. When this cascade of events is disturbed a wound can
Diabetic Foot Ulcers: Assessment and Management
The purpose of this paper is to discuss the pathophysiology, assessment, and management of diabetic foot ulcers.
Literature Review on The Effectiveness of Electronic Medical Records
An electronic medical record can be defined as a software program part or complete medical record of a patient kept in a computer.
Effect of Informative Electronic Discharge Summaries on Patient Safety and Satisfaction
Proposal to explore if informative electronic discharge summaries contribute to patient safety and satisfaction following day case cholecystectomy.
Studies into Diabetes Treatments
INTRODUCTION
The word Diabetes is derived from the Greek language which means ” to run through ” which refers to the excessive urination (polyuria) which is a classical symptom of the cond
Reflecting on the Care of a Patient with Triple Positive Breast Cancer
The Crisis of Cancer: Reflecting on the care of a patient with Triple Positive Breast Cancer
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