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Janet Squires

  • Author and Blogger at Janet Squires Books
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Understanding the Nurse Champion Concept and the Training Initiatives for Nurse Champions: Protocol for a Scoping Review

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By Janet Squires
| Research Protocols
Background Conceptualization of Nurse Champions Nurse Champions Training Initiatives and Competencies EDI Considerations in Training and Deploying Nurse Champions Study Objectives Study Design Identifying the Research Question Table 1. Mapping of research objectives, research questions, data extractions, and analysis plan. Dissemination Research objective Research questions Data extracted Analysis plan Article 1 Develop a preliminary conceptual understanding of nurse champions.
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Real world outcomes of distributing Lucira Check-It® COVID self-tests in Ontario, Canada: the GetaKit COVID study - BMC Public Health

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By Patrick O’Byrne, Lauren Orser, Janet Squires, Alexandra Musten
| Biomed Central (BMC)
GetaKit.ca/COVID was a prospective observational open cohort study and was an expansion of the pre-existing GetaKit.ca study [6], which, at the time we implemented the COVID self-test expansion, only distributed free HIV self-tests in Ontario, Canada using an HIV risk assessment algorithm [7].
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Validity, reliability, and acceptability of the Evidence-Informed Decision-Making (EIDM) competence measure

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By Emily Belita, Kathryn Fisher, Jennifer Yost, Janet Squires
| PLOS
Validity based on relationships to other variables. While some non-significant relationships between EIDM competence attributes and other variables were revealed, there were also statistically significant findings that confirmed many of the hypothesized relationships to establish validity evidence of the EIDM competence measure.
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