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UMA ABORDAGEM HISTÓRICA DE MATRIZES PARA O USO EM SALA DE AULA
Authors: Lima Lucas Antonio Mendes de , Pereira Mayara Gabriella Grangeiro , Chaquiam Miguel 
Published: August 2018

Motivados por meio das reuniões do Grupo de Pesquisa em História, Educação e Matemática na Amazônia (GHEMAZ), juntamente com as diversas participações em eventos que abordam História da Matemática e desenvolvimento das disciplinas de Pratica de Ensino I e II, nos propomos em elaborar um trabalho que pudesse auxiliar o professor da Educação Básica no ensino de Matemática utilizando a História da Matemática como recurso didático, tendo como base a pesquisa a bibliográfica, de cunho histórico. Ressaltamos que este trabalho é parte do nosso Trabalho de Conclusão de Curso intitulado História da Matemática: contribuições para o ensino de Funções, Equação Quadrática e Matrizes, trabalho cuja constituição foi baseada no diagrama metodológico de Chaquiam (2017), para propor um conjunto de textos envolvendo História da Matemática que possam ser utilizados em sala de aula da Educação Básica durante o processo de ensino de conteúdos matemáticos e, quanto ao recorte, escolhemos o conteúdo de matrizes que foi adaptado para compor este artigo. Sobre o texto evidenciamos Arthur Cayley como personagem principal, seus contemporâneos em ordem cronológica, seus traços biográficos, evolução do conteúdo de matrizes e concepções referentes a esse conteúdo e aos personagens escolhidos. Por fim, destacamos a justificativa que foi apresentada por Cayley, referente a multiplicação matricial e o por que ela se resume em adição de produtos, assim como, a álgebra desenvolvida para as matrizes. Além disso, outro ponto a ser ressaltado é a correlação entre os conteúdos de matrizes, sistemas de equações lineares e determinantes, visto que estes possuem diversas associações. É possível evidenciar no trabalho com um todo a integração entre história e matemática, com a demarcação em tempo e espaço por meio da apresentação fatos históricos ocorridos em torno do período de vida de um dos personagens que contribuíram para a evolução do conteúdo matemático, neste caso, de matrizes.
PENGETAHUAN DAN KECERDASAN EMOSIONAL TERHADAP MANAJEMEN NYERI DI INSTALASI GAWAT DARURAT
Authors: Jadmiko Arief Wahyudi 
Published: August 2018

PencapaianÂ manajemenÂ nyeriÂ diÂ InstalasiÂ GawatÂ DaruratÂ (IGD)Â kurangÂ optimal.Â NyeriÂ adalahÂ penyebabÂ palingÂ umumÂ denganÂ persentaseÂ sebanyakÂ 78%-86%Â dariÂ pasienÂ datangÂ keÂ IGD.Â PencapaianÂ manajemenÂ nyeriÂ ditentukanÂ olehÂ faktorÂ internalÂ danÂ eksternal.Â FaktorÂ internalÂ yangÂ mampuÂ memberdayakanÂ faktorÂ eksternalÂ yangÂ dapatÂ mendukungÂ individuÂ dalamÂ layanan.Â TujuanÂ dariÂ penelitianÂ iniÂ adalahÂ untukÂ mengetahuiÂ pengaruhÂ langsungÂ pengetahuanÂ danÂ kecerdasanÂ emosionalÂ dalamÂ manajemenÂ nyeri.Â PenelitianÂ iniÂ dilakukanÂ diÂ RumahÂ SakitÂ DrÂ MoewardiÂ Surakarta.Â DesainÂ PenelitianÂ iniÂ adalahÂ desainÂ observasionalÂ analitikÂ kuantitatifÂ cross-sectional.Â PenelitianÂ dilakukanÂ padaÂ bulanÂ JuniÂ 2014.Â 30Â perawatÂ berpartisipasiÂ dalamÂ penelitianÂ ini.Â AnalisisÂ dataÂ menggunakanÂ analisisÂ jalurÂ (pathÂ analysis).Â PengumpulanÂ dataÂ yangÂ diperolehÂ melaluiÂ kuesionerÂ danÂ lembarÂ observasi.Â HasilÂ penelitianÂ menunjukkanÂ bahwaÂ pengetahuanÂ (â´Â =Â 0.451,Â ÃŸÂ =Â 0,146)Â danÂ kecerdasanÂ emosionalÂ (â´Â =Â 0,354,Â ÃŸÂ =Â 0,149)Â secaraÂ langsungÂ tidakÂ mempengaruhiÂ manajemenÂ nyeri.Â ManajemenÂ nyeriÂ diÂ IGDÂ secaraÂ langsungÂ tidakÂ dipengaruhiÂ olehÂ pengetahuanÂ danÂ kecerdasanÂ emosionalÂ perawat.Â Namun,Â adaÂ faktorÂ perantaraÂ lainÂ yangÂ mungkinÂ akanÂ mempengaruhinya.Â PeningkatanÂ faktorÂ internalÂ dapatÂ dioptimalkanÂ denganÂ metodeÂ formalÂ danÂ informalÂ danÂ memodifikasiÂ faktorÂ eksternalÂ sepertiÂ denganÂ menciptakanÂ lingkunganÂ yangÂ nyaman
PERBEDAAN KUALITAS CITRA ANATOMIS PEMERIKSAAN COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY ANGIOGRAPHY (CTA) AORTA ABDOMINALIS DENGAN VARIASI NILAI THRESHOLD
Authors: Khoirina Nisa Izzaty , Kartikasari Yeti , Sudiyono Sudiyono 
Published: August 2018

AortaÂ abdomenÂ CTAÂ adalahÂ pemeriksaanÂ radiologisÂ minimalÂ invasifÂ denganÂ mediaÂ kontrasÂ yangÂ masukÂ melaluiÂ pembuluhÂ darah,Â yangÂ bertujuanÂ menghasilkanÂ radiografiÂ aortaÂ abdomenÂ denganÂ menggunakanÂ modalitasÂ CT-Scan.Â NilaiÂ thresholdÂ terkaitÂ eratÂ denganÂ perubahanÂ waktuÂ tundaÂ pemindaianÂ yangÂ akanÂ mempengaruhiÂ penambahanÂ vaskular,Â danÂ dapatÂ berdampakÂ padaÂ resolusiÂ kontrasÂ sehinggaÂ akanÂ mempengaruhiÂ kualitasÂ gambar.Â PenelitianÂ iniÂ dilakukanÂ denganÂ menggunakanÂ CT-ScanÂ 64Â sliceÂ untukÂ menilaiÂ perbedaanÂ kualitasÂ gambarÂ padaÂ pemeriksaanÂ abdomenÂ CTAÂ AortaÂ denganÂ variasiÂ thresholdÂ 100Â HU,Â 150Â HUÂ danÂ 200Â HU.Â UjiÂ statisticÂ KruskalÂ WallisÂ diikutiÂ olehÂ ujiÂ statistikÂ postÂ hocÂ MannÂ WhitneyÂ yangÂ digunakanÂ untukÂ melihatÂ perbedaanÂ variasiÂ threshold.Â HasilÂ penelitianÂ menunjukkanÂ perbedaanÂ yangÂ signifikanÂ padaÂ pemeriksaanÂ abdomenÂ CTAÂ AortaÂ denganÂ nilaiÂ p less than 0.00Â (p less than 0,05).Â VariasiÂ optimalÂ yangÂ digunakanÂ dalamÂ pemeriksaanÂ pemeriksaanÂ abdomenÂ CTAÂ AortaÂ adalahÂ padaÂ nilaiÂ thresholdÂ 150Â HU.Â 150Â HUÂ adalahÂ thresholdÂ optimalÂ untukÂ pemeriksaanÂ CTAÂ aortaÂ abdomenÂ denganÂ variasiÂ nilaiÂ thresholdÂ antaraÂ 100Â HU,Â 150Â HUÂ danÂ 200Â HU,Â namunÂ untukÂ patologiÂ arteriÂ ginjalÂ sebaiknyaÂ menggunakanÂ nilaiÂ thresholdÂ 100Â HUÂ danÂ 200Â HUÂ untukÂ kelainanÂ padaÂ arteriÂ hepatik.
AKURASI PETANDA BIOKIMIA COMP DAN CTX-II SEBAGAI PREDIKTOR AWAL OSTEOARTRITIS GENU
Authors: Fatimah Fatimah , Sugiyanto Sugiyanto , Murniati Emi , Kurniawati Ary 
Published: August 2018

PetandaÂ biokimiaÂ COMPÂ danÂ CTX-IIÂ sensitifÂ untukÂ mendeteksiÂ awalÂ terjadinyaÂ osteoartritisÂ genu.Â NamunÂ demikian,Â bilaÂ dilihatÂ dariÂ hasilÂ penilaianÂ citraÂ digitalÂ radiografiÂ genuÂ menggunakanÂ Kellgren-LawrenceÂ (KL)Â grade,Â ternyataÂ gradingÂ osteoartritisÂ genuÂ belumÂ tentuÂ sesuaiÂ denganÂ hasilÂ pemeriksaanÂ kadarÂ COMPÂ danÂ CTX-II.Â JenisÂ penelitianÂ iniÂ adalahÂ cross-sectionalÂ denganÂ observasionalÂ analitik.Â SebanyakÂ 36Â respondenÂ dipilihÂ berdasarkanÂ hasilÂ citraÂ digitalÂ radiografiÂ genuÂ proyeksiÂ APÂ weightÂ bearingÂ kananÂ danÂ kiriÂ denganÂ KLÂ grade less than 2.Â COMPÂ diambilÂ dariÂ pembuluhÂ darahÂ venaÂ periferÂ sebanyakÂ 10Â mlÂ danÂ CTX-IIÂ diambilÂ dariÂ urin.Â PenentuanÂ kadarÂ COMPÂ danÂ CTX-IIÂ menggunakanÂ enzyme-linkedÂ immunosorbentÂ assayÂ (ELISA).Â AnalisaÂ dataÂ dilakukanÂ denganÂ ujiÂ ReceiverÂ OperatingÂ CharacteristicÂ (ROC)Â danÂ ujiÂ ChiÂ Square.Â HasilÂ penelitianÂ menunjukkanÂ tingkatÂ akurasiÂ kadarÂ COMPÂ terhadapÂ osteoartritisÂ genu;Â sensitifitasÂ 96,30%,Â spesifisitasÂ 33,33%,Â prediksiÂ positifÂ 81,25%Â danÂ prediksiÂ negativeÂ 75%Â terhadapÂ prevalensiÂ OAÂ 75%,Â sertaÂ terdapatÂ hubunganÂ yangÂ signifikanÂ (pÂ =Â 0,041)Â denganÂ kekuatanÂ hubunganÂ kuatÂ (0,778).Â SedangkanÂ tingkatÂ akurasiÂ kadarÂ CTX-IIÂ terhadapÂ osteoartritisÂ genu;Â sensitifitasÂ 59,26%,Â spesifisitasÂ 77,78Â %,Â prediksiÂ positifÂ 88.89%Â danÂ prediksiÂ negativeÂ 38.89%Â terhadapÂ prevalensiÂ OAÂ 75%,Â terdapatÂ hubunganÂ yangÂ tidakÂ signifikanÂ (pÂ =Â 0,121)Â denganÂ kekuatanÂ hubunganÂ lemahÂ (0,305).Â PetandaÂ biokimiaÂ COMPÂ lebihÂ akuratÂ dalamÂ menentukanÂ diagnosaÂ osteoartritisÂ genuÂ dibandingkanÂ petandaÂ biokimiaÂ CTX-II.
MENGENAL PENYAKIT HEMOLITIK PADA BAYI BARU LAHIR
Authors: Arosa Feri 
Published: August 2018

Â Karya tulis ini berjudul â€œMengenal Penyakit Hemolitik Pada Bayi Baru Lahirâ€. Dalam penyusunannya, karya tulis ini menggunakan metode studi pustaka yang bersifat teoritis melalui pengkajian literatur yang berhubungan dengan masalah yang diteliti. Hemolitik pada bayi yang baru lahir disebut juga erytroblastosis fetalis adalah penyakit anemia hemolitik akut yang disebabkan oleh anti-D. Adapun pengertian lainnya mengenai HDN yaitu proses penghancuran sel darah merah bayi yang berpotensi mengancam nyawa janin atau bayi yang baru lahir. Gejala yang biasanya terjadi yaitu cairan ketuban berwarna kuning dan mengandung bilirubin, pembesaran hati, limpa, dan penumpukkan cairan di perut janin, sekitar paru-paru atau di kulit kepala, penyakit kuning, anemia, dan Hyperbilirubinemia. Pengobatan hemolitik pada bayi yang baru lahir dapat dilakukan dengan cara transfusi tukar, transfusi intra uterin, foto terapi, dan plasma pheresis. Pencegahan yang dilakukan untuk memperkecil kemungkinan bayi mengalami HDN, yaitu dengan melakukan tes darah atau dengan menyuntikan Imunoglobulin anti-D kepada ibu Rh negatif selambat-lambatnya 72 jam setelah melahirkan dengan dosis 300 ug.
PENGARUH LATIHAN SKIPPING TERHADAP PENINGKATAN CARDIOVASCULAR ENDURANCE PADA ANAK USIA SEKOLAH 10-12 TAHUN DI SDN PLUMBON 02 KECAMATAN SURUH KABUPATEN SEMARANG
Authors: Rahmawati Silvia , Budiyati Budiyati , Indriyawati Nina 
Published: August 2018

[THEÂ INFLUENCEÂ OFÂ SKIPPINGÂ EXCERSICEÂ TOÂ INCREASEDÂ CARDIOVASCULARÂ ENDURANCEÂ ONÂ SCHOOLÂ AGEÂ CHILDRENÂ 10-12Â YEARSÂ Â INÂ ELEMENTARYÂ SCHOOLÂ PLUMBONÂ 02Â SURUHÂ SUBÂ â€“DISTRICTÂ SEMARANGÂ REGENCY]Â TheÂ currentÂ phenomena,Â manyÂ childrenÂ andÂ parentsÂ whoÂ ignoreÂ theÂ importanceÂ ofÂ sportsÂ toÂ physicalÂ fitnessÂ andÂ enduranceÂ ofÂ theÂ heart.Â CardiovascularÂ enduraceÂ whichÂ willÂ bothÂ improveÂ theÂ workingÂ abilitiesÂ ofÂ theÂ childÂ withÂ greaterÂ intensityÂ andÂ longerÂ withoutÂ fatigue.Â TheÂ purposeÂ ofÂ thisÂ researchÂ wasÂ toÂ describeÂ theÂ influenceÂ ofÂ skippingÂ exerciseÂ toÂ increasedÂ cardiovascularÂ enduranceÂ onÂ schoolÂ ageÂ childrenÂ 10-12Â years.TheÂ typeÂ ofÂ researchÂ usedÂ wasÂ pre-experimentalÂ researchÂ designsÂ withÂ oneÂ groupÂ pre-postÂ test.Â TheÂ sampleÂ consistsÂ ofÂ 21Â childrenÂ ofÂ schoolÂ ageÂ 10Â â€“Â 12Â yearsÂ old.Â TheÂ entireÂ sampleÂ wasÂ givenÂ skippingÂ workoutsÂ asÂ muchÂ asÂ 8Â timesÂ withinÂ 10Â minutesÂ ofÂ eachÂ meetingÂ andÂ implementedÂ inÂ theÂ morningÂ betweenÂ 07.00Â â€“Â 09.00Â pm.Â TheÂ implementationÂ ofÂ theÂ pre-andÂ postÂ test-testÂ usingÂ RockportÂ WalkingÂ FitnessÂ TestÂ toÂ assessÂ cardiovaskularÂ endurance.Â TheÂ resultsÂ ofÂ theÂ analysisÂ ofÂ simpleÂ pairedÂ t-testÂ showedÂ thatÂ thereÂ isÂ aÂ differenceÂ betweenÂ dataÂ pre-andÂ postÂ test-testÂ withÂ pÂ valueÂ =Â 0000.Â ThereÂ wasÂ anÂ influenceÂ ofÂ skippingÂ exerciseÂ toÂ increasedÂ cardiovascularÂ enduranceÂ onÂ schoolÂ ageÂ childrenÂ 10-12Â years.Â
Temperature Measurements Using the Dielectronic Satellite Lines of Fe xvii
Authors: Beiersdorfer P. , Hell N. , Lepson J. K. 
Published: August 2018

Abstract
The coronal temperature of Capella and Procyon has been derived from the spectral emission of Fe XVII observed in high resolution with Chandra’s High Energy Transmission Grating Spectrometer. The measurement makes use of well resolved dielectronic satellite features with a spectator electron in the n = 4 shell. This method does not require a priori knowledge of the ionization equilibrium or of the elemental abundances. We find the temperature of Fe XVII emission is

eV for Procyon and

eV for Capella, i.e., 3.1 and 6.0 MK, respectively. The Procyon measurement is based on three X-rays observed in the dielectronic satellite feature, which illustrates the power of the method even for low-signal observations.
Near-infrared High-resolution Imaging Polarimetry of FU Ori-type Objects: Toward a Unified Scheme for Low-mass Protostellar Evolution*
Authors: Takami Michihiro , Fu Guangwei , Liu Hauyu Baobab , Karr Jennifer L. , Hashimoto Jun , Kudo Tomoyuki , Vorobyov Eduard I. , Kóspál Ágnes , Scicluna Peter , Dong Ruobing , Tamura Motohide , Pyo Tae-Soo , Fukagawa Misato , Tsuribe Toru , Dunham Michael M. , Henning Thomas , Leon Jerome de 
Published: August 2018

Abstract
We present near-IR imaging polarimetry of five classical FU Ori-type objects (FU Ori, V1057 Cyg, V1515 Cyg, V1735 Cyg, Z CMa) with an ∼0.″1 resolution observed using HiCIAO+AO188 at the Subaru Telescope. We observed scattered light associated with circumstellar dust around four of them (i.e., all but V1515 Cyg). Their polarized intensity distribution shows a variety of morphologies with arms, tails or streams, spikes, and fragmented distributions, many of which were reported in our previous paper. The morphologies of these reflection nebulae significantly differ from many other normal young stellar objects (Class I–II objects). These structures are attributed to gravitationally unstable disks, trails of clump ejections, dust blown by a wind or a jet, and a stellar companion. We can consistently explain our results with the scenario that their accretion outbursts (FUor outbursts) are triggered by gravitationally fragmenting disks, and with the hypothesis that many low-mass young stellar objects experience such outbursts.
A Data-constrained Model for Coronal Mass Ejections Using the Graduated Cylindrical Shell Method
Authors: Singh T. , Yalim M. S. , Pogorelov N. V. 
Published: August 2018

Abstract
Coronal mass ejections (CMEs) are major drivers of extreme space weather conditions, as this is a matter of serious concern for our modern technologically dependent society. The development of numerical approaches that would simulate CME generation and propagation through the interplanetary space is an important step toward our capability to predict CME arrival times at Earth and their geoeffectiveness. In this paper, we utilize a data-constrained Gibson–Low (GL) flux rope model to generate CMEs. We derive the geometry of the initial GL flux rope using the graduated cylindrical shell method. This method uses multiple viewpoints from STEREO A and B Cor1/Cor2, and Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO)/LASCO C2/C3 coronagraphs to determine the size and orientation of a CME flux rope as it starts to erupt from the Sun. A flux rope generated in this way is inserted into a quasi-steady global magnetohydrodynamics (MHD) background solar wind flow driven by Solar Dynamics Observatory/Helioseismic and Magnetic Imager line-of-sight magnetogram data, and erupts immediately. Numerical results obtained with the Multi-Scale Fluid-Kinetic Simulation Suite (MS-FLUKSS) code are compared with STEREO and SOHO/LASCO coronagraph observations, in particular in terms of the CME speed, acceleration, and magnetic field structure.
Forming Circumnuclear Disks and Rings in Galactic Nuclei: A Competition Between Supermassive Black Hole and Nuclear Star Cluster
Authors: Trani Alessandro A. , Mapelli Michela , Ballone Alessandro 
Published: August 2018

Abstract
We investigate the formation of circumnuclear gas structures from the tidal disruption of molecular clouds in galactic nuclei by means of smoothed-particle hydrodynamics simulations. We model galactic nuclei as composed of a supermassive black hole (SMBH) and a nuclear star cluster (NSC), and consider different mass ratios between the two components. We find that the relative masses of the SMBH and the NSC have a deep impact on the morphology of the circumnuclear gas. Extended disks form only inside the sphere of influence of the SMBH. In contrast, compact rings naturally form outside the SMBH’s sphere of influence, where the gravity is dominated by the NSC. This result is in agreement with the properties of the Milky Ways circumnuclear ring, which orbits outside the SMBH sphere of influence. Our results indicate that compact circumnuclear rings can naturally form outside the SMBH sphere of influence.
A Spatially Resolved Study of X-Ray Properties in Superbubble 30 Dor C with XMM-Newton
Authors: Babazaki Yasunori , Mitsuishi Ikuyuki , Matsumoto Hironori , Sano Hidetoshi , Yamane Yumiko , Yoshiike Satoshi , Fukui Yasuo 
Published: August 2018

Abstract
We carry out a spatially resolved spectral analysis with a physical scale of ∼10 pc in X-ray for the superbubble 30 Dor C, which has the largest diameter of ∼80 pc and the brightest non-thermal emission in superbubbles, for the first time. We aim at investigating spatial variation of the physical properties of non-thermal emission as detected in some supernova remnants in order to study particle acceleration in a superbubble. We demonstrated that non-thermal components are detected in all the regions covering the entire field of 30 Dor C. The spectra in the west region of 30 Dor C can be described with a combination of the thermal and non-thermal components, while the spectra in the east region can be fitted with the non-thermal component alone. The photon index and absorption-corrected intensity in 2–10 keV of the non-thermal component show spatial variation from ∼2.0 to ∼3.7 and (4–130) × 10−8 erg s−1 cm−2 str−1, respectively, and the negative correlation between the non-thermal physical properties is observed. The temperature and normalization of the thermal component also vary within a range of ∼0.2–0.3 keV and ∼(0.2–7) × 1017 cm−5 str−1, respectively, and the positive correlation between the photon index and the normalization is also detected. We revealed the correlations in a supperbubble for the first time as is the case in supernova remnants, which suggests the possibility that the same acceleration mechanism works also in the supperbubble.
Best Practices for Patient Self-Management: Implications for Nurse Educators, Patient Educators, and Program Developers
Authors: Pinchera Barbara , DelloIacono Donna , Lawless Carolyn A. 
Published: August 2018

Background:
A major concern for nurses and program developers is to deliver the best practices for teaching self-management to people with chronic disease. This study aimed to identify the best practice strategies and interventions across heart failure (HF), chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and diabetes mellitus type 2 (DM2) chronic illnesses.

Method:
The research design was an integrative review of research using 36 research studies. The analysis and synthesis of these studies provided information from 786 individual studies.

Results:
The results indicated the best strategies were programs that were individualized and prolonged in duration to improve self-management. The best interventions for teaching–learning methods were the use of a combination of direct contact options with technological devices. The common barriers to self-management were identified.

Conclusion:
Nurses educators and program developers of self-management programs will need to use technology creatively and develop programs that are individualized to fit the patients' chronic illness.

J Contin Educ Nurs.
2018;49(9):432–440.
Arts-Based Learning Strategies in Clinical Postconference: A Qualitative Study
Authors: Lutter Stacy L. , Pucino Carrie L. , Jarecke Jodi L. 
Published: August 2018

Background:
Arts-based learning (ABL) strategies can enhance student learning in nursing education. Clinical postconference provides an opportunity to integrate these strategies. The purpose of this qualitative study was to understand student perspectives of ABL activities in clinical postconference and to explore the effect of ABL strategies during clinical postconference on nursing students' perceptions of their own practice.

Method:
This study was designed to reflect the critical attributes of ABL proposed by Rieger and Chernomas. Twenty-nine nursing students participated in six ABL activities during clinical postconference. Data were collected from student reflective papers. Inductive data analysis was used to derive themes.

Results:
Four main themes emerged: (a) Developing New Perspectives, (b) Appreciating the Patient Experience, (c) Reflecting on Feelings and Growth, and (d) Recognizing the Value of ABL.

Conclusion:

ABL strategies integrated during clinical post-conference facilitate student learning by actively engaging students in reflection of professional practice and developing empathy. [
J Nurs Educ.
2018;57(9):549–553.]
Rural Community Case Management Experience for Bachelor of Science in Nursing Students: A Focus Group Evaluation
Authors: Weierbach Florence M. , Stanton Marietta P. 
Published: August 2018

Background:
This presentation concerns the evaluation of an additional clinical experience in case management for senior baccalaureate students. During their final leadership course, nursing students can elect to do an additional 80-hour precepted clinical experience focusing on case management in primary care clinics. As part of that experience, they rotate through seven nurse-managed rural primary health clinics in Tennessee.

Method:
As part of the evaluation process, students and preceptors were asked to review the experiences that students had participating in the clinical.

Results:
For the most part, students were highly satisfied with the case management experience and thought it provided an additional skill set for them as they were completing their final year in nursing school and preparing to enter the nursing workforce as graduates of the Bachelor of Science in Nursing program.

Conclusion:

A community case management clinical opportunity in primary care allows a community experience for students that provides them with an opportunity to witness an RN practicing to the full scope of the license. [
J Nurs Educ.
2018;57(9):557–560.]
Coaching to NCLEX-RN Success: A Postgraduation Intervention to Improve First-Time Pass Rates
Authors: Czekanski Kathleen , Mingo Sharon , Piper Letty 
Published: August 2018

Background:
First-time NCLEX-RN pass rates are often used to evaluate the effectiveness of prelicensure nursing programs. Faced with pass rates that had declined from 85.71% to 64.86% over a period of 4 years, this baccalaureate-nursing program developed a postgraduation coaching intervention to assist graduates in developing an individualized plan as they prepared for their examination.

Method:
The intervention was designed to close the loop for graduates on NCLEX-RN preparedness. The intervention, led by the program's Tutor and Retention Coordinator, consisted of cognitive behavioral techniques, content reviews, and test-taking strategies.

Results:
The intervention has been successfully implemented for a period of 2 years and first-time pass rates rose to 87.66% in 2016 and 94.29% in 2017.

Conclusion:

Addressing first time NCLEX-RN pass rates requires a comprehensive approach. Students need to begin preparation for their NCLEX-RN examination early in their nursing program; however, this preparation needs to also continue after program completion. [
J Nurs Educ.
2018;57(9):561–565.]
Experiential Community Health Assessment Through PechaKucha
Authors: Filice Sylvane , Dampier Sally 
Published: August 2018

Background:
Nursing education is a robust vehicle for change for community health nursing (CHN) in undergraduate programs. Nurses with a broad range of CHN competencies will be needed to meet the demands of community-based care in the coming years.

Method:

To meet the changing curricular demands around CHN, an experiential learning opportunity presented itself with the use of PechaKucha to support students. This experiential approach to learning the
Canadian Community Health Nursing Professional Practice Model & Standards of Practice
using a windshield and walkabout survey resulted in the students presenting the findings through the PechaKucha method.

Results:

Kolb's experiential learning theory served as the theoretical foundation. The experiential application of the
Canadian Community Health Nursing Professional Practice Model & Standards of Practice
helps to create interest in CHN and develop future competent and confident community nurses.

Conclusion:

By discovering CHN applications through experiential learning, students are in a better position to understand the scope and role of CHN practice. [
J Nurs Educ.
2018;57(9):566–569.]