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Posted 05 January 2013 - 12:46 AM
I've recently started a Youtube channel and am now looking to get the word out.
The channel is mostly centered around windwalker monk PvP videos including arena footage, tips and guides including how to setup your monk and what ability rotation to use. I will be putting out updated guides when patch 5.2 hits about the the new talents and spells and how I use them.
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Posted 06 January 2013 - 02:55 PM
Check it out at youtube.com/watch?v=v2N-AB6Fr8o
Thank you
Posted 06 January 2013 - 04:03 PM
Without the spaces in between the brackets of course.
Posted 06 January 2013 - 06:38 PM
noobie25, on 06 January 2013 - 04:03 PM, said:
Without the spaces in between the brackets of course.
Thanks for the comment, I will do it in the future
Posted 11 January 2013 - 01:20 PM
youtube.com/watch?v=Uf8hy3llpyY (Had some issues with embedding the video)
Posted 11 January 2013 - 01:57 PM
Try adding as an URL next time (post option, the little thingy looking like 2 chain links with a green '+' underneath).
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Posted 13 January 2013 - 10:52 PM
i get resses off in 2's in my monk against malevolent players when im still in greens when my partner dies just by kiting them and healing myself to full. it's insane.
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i get resses off in 2's in my monk against malevolent players when im still in greens when my partner dies just by kiting them and healing myself to full. it's insane.
Some of this is true. Most of it isn't.
Fists of Fury is a very good way of getting IBF. SHS is too short to be meaningful in any way if used on the dk. You should keep karma for when you need it, not for when your cc chain ends. Don't Tiger's Lust randomly on CoI because you can just get rooted again instantly and you'll have wasted a 30s cd for nothing.
PS: me and my Monk are up for wargaming w/e if you wanna get some more exp. We can give pointers as well that way. You can PM me for ID
Posted 16 January 2013 - 08:30 AM
I dont claim to be the best monk ever, Im far from it, but I think you need to use some common sense before you instantly use cooldowns without a good reason. No offense. I hope my video didnt give any wrong impressions.
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I may be completely wrong but this is what it seems like to me
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second fists of fury: IBF
third fists of fury: Trinket (do it the right way and you can outrange it before it ticks again)
fourth fists of fury: sit full
ye idk if you need 4 FoFs to kill a dk then you're doing something wrong.
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Free Knitting Pattern from Lion Brand Yarn, formatted for input to refreshable Braille displays or Braille software
Tea-Time Sweater
Lion Brand® Wool-Ease
- Chenille Thick & Quick
Pattern Number: 1098AD
SKILL LEVEL: Intermediate (Level 3)
SIZE: Small, Medium, Large, 1X
Finished chest measurements: 41 (45, 49, 53)inches Finished Length: 25 (26, 27, 281/2)inches
Note: Pattern is written for smallest size with changes for larger sizes in parentheses. When only one number is given, it applies to all sizes. To follow pattern more easily, circle all numbers pertaining to your size before beginning.
CORRECTIONS: None
620-138 Wool-Ease Yarn: Cranberry
Deep, intense red
Quantity needed: 7 Skeins
Estimated Price: $ 32.83
Alternative Quantity: (8, 8, 9)
Note: MC
950-153 Chenille Thick & Quick Yarn: Black DISCONTINUED Elegant, velvety black
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Note: CC
Lion Brand Knitting Needles - Size 7 [4.5 mm]
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Additional Materials
- Tapestry needle - Six 7/8 inches buttons
19 sts and 26 rows = 4" in St st with Wool-Ease on size 8 needles. 8 sts and 16 rows = 4" in Garter St with Chenille Thick & Quick. TO INSURE PROPER SIZE, BE SURE TO CHECK YOUR GAUGE. When you match the gauge in a pattern, your project will be the size specified in the pattern and the materials specified in the pattern will be sufficient. The needle or hook size called for in the pattern is based on what the designer used, but it is not unusual for gauge to vary from person to person. If it takes you fewer stitches and rows to make your swatch, try using a smaller size hook or needles; if more stitches and rows, try a larger size hook or needles. Making a Gauge Swatch
Exact gauges is not imporant to this project.
m1 (make 1 increase): Insert RH needle into purl bump behind next st on LH needle and knit into it.backwards loop cast-on (at the end of a row): With needle with completed stitches in right hand, wrap the yarn around your left thumb from front to back, controlling tension by holding it against your palm with your other fingers.
Insert the needle upwards through the strand on your thumb.
Slip this loop from your thumb onto the RH needle, pulling the yarn to adjust tension.
Rep for number CO sts indicated.
With smaller needles and MC, CO 97 (107, 116, 126) sts.
K 5 garter stitch ridges (=10 rows).
Change to medium needles and St st.
Work even until piece measures 15 1/2 (153/4, 16, 171/2)" from beg, end with a WS row.
Armhole shaping: BO 7 (9, 11, 13) sts at beg of next 2 rows.
Work even until piece measures 24 (25, 26, 27 1/2)" from beg, end with a WS row [83 (89, 94, 100) sts].
Shoulder and neck: BO 10 sts at each armhole edge 2 (2,3, 3) times and 5 (8, 0, 3) sts once AND AT THE SAME TIME, when piece measures 24 1/2, (251/2, 261/2, 28)" from beg, BO c enter 21 (21, 22, 22) sts.
Working both sides at once with separate balls of yarn, cont to work shoulder shaping and BO 6 sts at each neck edge once.
With smaller needles and MC, CO 46 (51, 56, 61) sts.
K 5 garter stitch ridges (=10 rows).
Change to medium needles and St st.
Work even until piece measures same as back to armhole shaping, end WS row.Armhole shaping: BO 7 (9, 11, 13) sts at beg of next row.
[39 (42, 45, 48) sts] Work even until piece measures 22 (23, 24, 25 1/2)" from beg, end RS row.
Neck shaping: At neck edge, BO 6 sts once, 2 sts 0 (0, 1, 1) times, and 1 st 8 (8, 7, 7) times.
AND AT THE SAME TIME, when front measures same as back to shoulder shaping, BO 10 sts at armhole edge 2 (2, 3, 3) times and 5 (8, 0, 3) sts once.
RIGHT FRONT Work same as left front, reversing shaping.
With medium needles and MC, CO 40 (42, 43, 49) sts.
Beg St st, inc 1 st each side every 4th row 6 (14, 20, 16) times and every 6th row 16 (10, 6, 7) times [84 (90, 95, 95) sts].
Work even until sleeve measures 20 1/2 (20, 20, 191/2)" from beg.
CUFFS (Make 2)
With larger needles and CC, CO 24 (26, 26, 29) sts.
K 2 rows.
Dec Row: K2tog, k to last 2 sts, k2 tog.
K 3 rows.
Rep Dec Row.
K 2 rows.
For size M only: K2tog, k to end of row.
For all other sizes: Knit [20 (21, 22, 25) sts].
With larger needles and CC, CO 42 (42, 44, 44) sts.
K 2 rows.
Inc row: K3 (3, 4, 4), (m1, k6) 6 times, k3 (3, 4, 4).
[48 (48, 50, 50) sts] K 2 rows.
Inc row: K3 (3, 4, 4), (m1, k6) 7 times, m1, k3 (3, 4, 4).
[56 (56, 58, 58) sts] K 2 rows.
Inc row: K4 (4, 5, 5), (m1, k8) 6 times, m1, k4 (4, 5, 5).
[63 (63, 65, 65) sts] K 3 rows.
BO loosely.
Neck band: With smaller needles and MC, pick up 99 (99, 103, 103) sts around neck edge.
BO sts in knit.
Button band: With smaller needles and MC, RS facing, pick up 112 (116, 122, 129) sts along left front.
Knit 5 ridges garter stitch.
Buttonhole band: Mark places for 6 buttonholes evenly spaced along right front.
With smaller needles and MC, RS facing, pick up 112 (116, 122, 129) sts along left front.
K 3 rows.
*K to marker, BO 2 sts, rep from * 5 times, k to end.
Next row: K to bound off sts, CO 2 using a backwards loop cast-on; rep from * 5 times, k to end.
Knit following row, knitting into the back loop of each cast-on stitch.
K 3 more rows (= 5 garter st ridges).
Sew shoulder seams.
Set in sleeves.
Sew side and sleeve seams.
Sew buttons opposite buttonholes.
Sew side edges of cuffs and turn right side out.
Insert sleeve into cuff so that cuff extends 1/4" beyond sleeve.
Using Wool-Ease as sewing thread, whip stitch cast-on edge of sleeve onto cuff.
Pin collar to neck edge, overlapping collar over neck edge by 1/4".
Whip-stitch collar to neck edge using Wool-Ease.
beg = begin(s)(ning)
BO = bind off
CC = contrasting color
CO = cast on
cont = continu(e)(s)(ing)
dec = decreas(e)(s)(ing)
inc = increas(e)(s)(ing)
k = knit
k2tog = knit 2 together
MC = main color
p = purl
rep = repeat(s)(ing)
RH = right hand
RS = right side
St st = Stockinette stitch
st(s) = stitch(es)
tog = together
WS = wrong side
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White Lab News
January 2016
Congratulations to Dr. Laura Perez for her award of an NJCCR postdoctoral fellowship!
Congratulations to Urmila Santanam and the other White/DiPaola lab members for publication of our work in Genes & Development!
September 2015
Congratulations to Jessie Guo on the funding of her K22 NIH grant!
Congratulations to Jessie Guo for accepting a faculty position at the Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey!
September 2014
Congratulations to Robin and Sinan for publication of their paper in Molecular Cell!
Congratulations to Anne Strohecker for accepting a tenure-track faculty position at the Cancer Center at Ohio State University!
July 2014
Congratulations to Anne Strohecker on the funding of her K22 NIH grant!
June 2014
Congratulations to Jessie Guo, Sinan Khor and Gizem Karsli-Uzunbas for successful presentations at the Metabolism, Diet and Disease meeting in Washington, D.C.
Congratulations to Shilpy Joshi for obtaining a travel scholarship award and for a successful presentation at the Keystone meeting on Autophagy: Fundamentals to Disease in Austin, Texas.
Congratulations to Anne Strohecker for the publication of her review in Cancer Discovery!
Farewell to White Lab member Sinan Khor who is starting in the MD, PhD Program at Albert Einstein College of Medicine.
Welcome to Rutgers University undergrads who join the White lab for their undergraduate research projects: Sirui Ma, Deep Vakil, Tim Ganapolsky, and Ramasamy Muthuramam.
May 2014
Welcome to Yang Yang who joins the White lab as a new PhD student.
Congratulation to Gizem Karsli-Uzunbas, Jessie Guo and collaborators for the publication of their paper in Cancer Discovery!
- Congratulations to Jessie Guo for her Symposium Presentation at the M. D. Anderson Cancer Center.


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Beyond the wall by TomAlbertWatch
©2013-2016 TomAlbert
Jon snow and his wolf (I don't remember the name) XD
Love this!! Great job
Love your take, he looks like the age he's supposed to be! Very clean style too!
Jon is my favorite ASOIAF character, and I love this image of him with Ghost. Great work!
Nice work! The direwolf's name is Ghost!
is this wolf's rain?
actually its game of thrones XD
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Sky Sports News Wire
Team Sky Tour a success
Team Sky left a strong imprint on the 2011 Tour de France following two stage wins and a number of stand-out performances.
25/07/11 6:41pm
Swift reflects on Tour debut
Team Sky's Ben Swift talks about his debut at the Tour de France and what's in store over the next few months.
25/07/11 2:10pm
Tour de France gallery
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25/07/11 12:17pm
Brailsford full of pride
Team Sky Principal Dave Brailsford was delighted with the team's performance throughout the Tour de France.
24/07/11 6:34pm
So close for Boasson Hagen
Edvald Boasson Hagen so nearly gave Team Sky the perfect finish to the Tour de France as he took second on the final stage.
24/07/11 5:36pm
Tour stage 21 gallery
A selection of the best pictures from the final stage as Cadel Evans rode into Paris with the yellow jersey.
24/07/11 2:10pm
Bar blow halts Edvald
Mechanical issues saw Edvald Boasson Hagen cruelly denied a top result in the time trial on stage 20 of the Tour de France.
23/07/11 5:50pm
Tour stage 20 gallery
All the best images from the individual time trial around Grenoble which decided this year's Tour de France.
23/07/11 2:13pm
Team safely through Alps
Christian Knees was the first Team Sky rider home as the squad safely completed stage 19 of the Tour de France.
22/07/11 6:26pm
Tour stage 19 gallery
All the action from a decisive stage 19 of the Tour de France and the final day of climbing in the Alps.
22/07/11 4:17pm
Uran slips from white jersey
Rigoberto Urán put in a gutsy ride but was forced to concede the white jersey on a brutal stage 18 of the Tour de France.
21/07/11 5:43pm
Tour stage 18 gallery
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21/07/11 5:34pm
Edvald delighted with win
Edvald Boasson Hagen paid tribute to his team-mates following his second victory at the Tour.
20/07/11 6:45pm
Sky Rainforest Rescue - People
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Sky Rainforest Rescue - Development
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20/07/11 3:37pm
Double joy for Boasson Hagen
Edvald Boasson Hagen won his second stage at this year's Tour de France with a superb solo attack at the end of stage 17.
20/07/11 3:31pm
Tour stage 17 gallery
All the best imagery from stage 17 which took the riders from Gap to Pinerolo on a memorable day for Edvald Boasson Hagen.
20/07/11 3:28pm
Edvald's Tour gallery part 2
Edvald Boasson Hagen gives us another taste of life on the Tour de France through the lense of his camera.
20/07/11 2:59pm
Brailsford lauds Edvald display
Team Principal Dave Brailsford was full of praise for Team Sky's performance on stage 16 of the Tour.
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Thursday, July 2, 2009
Catch Some Rays
This is me in my dreams ... tanned, thin, and bikini-clad would all be nice, but for me, the dreamiest part would be to relax in the summer sun with a stack of books. The sunbather and her various accessories are all part of My Favorite Things' new Catch Some Rays set. The papers are from the Bloom & Grow "Grow" kit by My Mind's Eye. I did my coloring with Copic markers and Prismacolor pencils.
Some MFT happenings:
* Have you seen the Bubble Bin this week?
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* This week's sketch challenge and My Favorite Challenge have both been posted. Check out all the details -->HERE<--!
Thanks for stopping by today! I'm off to catch some rays today :)
Stamps: Catch Some Rays (My Favorite Things)
Paper: PTI Vintage Cream, SU Pumpkin Pie and Wild Wasabi, My Mind's Eye Bloom & Grow "Grow" collection
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black
Accessories: Copic markers, Prismacolor pencils, SU Top Note die and brads, Spellbinders label die, sewing machine, foam tape
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Este card es impresionante, ¡qué imaginación!, cuantos detalles y alegres son, enhorabuena, precioso trabajo.SaludosReplyDelete
Ooooh, I love this layout using the TN die--delicious! Great touch with the popped umbrella and wonderful coloring!ReplyDelete
This is gorgeous, Amy!! You always use just the right colors & add just the right touches. Yeah, I'm pretty sure the last time I got to just lay in the sun reading books Duran Duran was #1 on the radio, lol!ReplyDelete
oh, you bought Bloom & Grow too; isn't it the yummiest? And perfect for MFT, dontcha think?ReplyDelete
Your bathing beauty looks gorgeous, but not as pretty as you are inside & out!!!
I love your card; the colors are wonderful, the stitching is great, and the paper pieced umbrella is adorable!ReplyDelete
Holy stinking moses, Amy, I am in awe at this card of yours. Good grief, it's so fantastic, your coloring, the umbrella, the papers, the paper piecing, wowy zowy!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous card Amy!! Love the colors you used and the popped up umbrella is awesome!ReplyDelete
Amy, this card is full of amazing elements!! Beautiful job!!ReplyDelete
This is lovely, Amy! Your coloring is AMAZING!!! (Yes, it IS!)ReplyDelete
Such a GREAT design, Amy! Love your colors choices and all the wonderful details!ReplyDelete
This is gorgeous!!ReplyDelete
Great design! I love the papers you used! Yeah, wish that was me too!ReplyDelete
This is really fabulous, Amy-girl! Your layers and details are out-of-this-world, as always! I'm with you on the sunshine and a stack of books...heaven on earth! :)ReplyDelete
This is fantastic Amy! Love your colour combination and your layering is amazing!!! Love this!!ReplyDelete
This is fabulous Amy!! I love your layout!! Those papers I had to buy also since I have seen such gorgeous creations from you and Denise M. using it!! I wish the weather was like that here! We leave for vacation this weekend and I so hope we have the sun!ReplyDelete
Have a happy 4th of July!
Fabulous card Amy. Love the fun colors, the image, the Top Note die... TFS!ReplyDelete
Tanned and thin - that is a nice dream!:) LOL! What a fabulous fun card! Love those colors and the pretty patterns!ReplyDelete
This is gorgeous! I love it! I love your colors and papers, and how you popped up certain images. I had to laugh at your opening sentence: 'this is me, tanned and thin' I have often wished MFT and other stamp companies wouldn't always have that 'unrealistically thin female image' and show a real body for a change, or at least, with a little more meat on the bones. LOL!ReplyDelete
Olala - this is awesome Amy!!! I wish I'd have that dreamy figure - LOL!!! Hugs ~S~ReplyDelete
This is AMAZING Amy! Everything you create is exquisite...and this is no exception! LOVE this!!ReplyDelete
Awesome card Amy, "every girls dream" cardReplyDelete
Oh I love the papers you used here, Amy! Some of my fave ;) I'll need to pull those out now and use 'em!ReplyDelete
Love the paper pieced umbrella!!
Oh, I absolutely love this, Amy! Great colors, patternd papers, stitching, dimension, everything!ReplyDelete
Love this!! You always choose the best colors!!!ReplyDelete
Totally cute! You just can't go wrong, no matter which style of card you create! You are awesome, girl!ReplyDelete
Oh I love this card!! I love the layout - I may have to borrow it tonight (and of course will mention where I got it if I do!!). I came here looking for inspiration, and as always you didn't let me down! :-DReplyDelete


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ARLINGTON, Texas -- Rangers manager Ron Washington doesn't really have an eighth-inning setup guy in his bullpen. He's hoping he has several.
The manager said a few hours before the first pitch of Opening Day that he will "mix and match" his veterans. That means if the game is close late today, expect to see lefties Darren Oliver or Athur Rhodes or right-hander Darren O'Day. That makes O'Day the primary right-handed eighth-inning guy for now.
Washington said that Mason Tobin will get in the game in low-pressure situations as a means of easing him in. Mark Lowe and Pedro Strop will "get more innings as we go along." That means Washington will have to pitch them when he can and let their performance dictate how much more time they get on the mound and when.
The uncertainity in the bullpen (and Tommy Hunter's groin) is what led to the trade of Matt Treanor so that the club could carry eight relievers and try to get things figured out down there.


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text: Centre for Postgraduate Nursing http://hdl.handle.net/10523/235 2016-05-28T03:57:18Z 2016-05-28T03:57:18Z Simulation learning for critical care nurses : an integrative review Garrett, Cara A. http://hdl.handle.net/10523/6102 2015-12-07T13:02:40Z 2015-12-06T23:05:50Z Simulation learning for critical care nurses : an integrative review 2013 Garrett, Cara A. Background Recommendations have been made that simulation learning should be included in nursing undergraduate education. This advice has been in response to concerns that nursing education lacks adequate practical experience and clinical support in order to prepare nurses for clinical practice. While simulation learning is not thought to replace clinical practice, simulated learning environments are considered to be a means of presenting unique learning opportunities that add to the experiential learning process. Leading medical and nursing educationists have endorsed simulation learning as a positive step in clinical education within the complex environment of modem healthcare. Previous literature reviews of simulation learning have however, criticised the inconsistencies of methodology and lack of rigor peppering the research into simulation learning outcomes. Personal experience, of the author of this study, has found that some nurses can feel overwhelmed and anxious in simulation scenarios. This experience has prompted the author to investigate the whole notion of simulation further including the experiences of simulation participants. Objectives This integrative review sought to investigate the current literature on simulation learning as a learning tool for critical care nursing education. The central questions aimed to identify how the evidence demonstrated simulation was an effective learning tool for nurses who are involved in critical care. Secondly this study endeavoured to explore the experiences of both nurses and educators utilising simulation learning to prepare for critical care nursing. Methods The integrative review was chosen in order to capture a broad range of nursing research from both quantitative and qualitative perspectives. A systematic process was followed to ensure a structured and consistent approach to reviewing the literature. The Joanna Briggs Institute quality appraisal tools and data extraction tables were utilised for this purpose. The fifteen articles meeting the inclusion criteria had various methods, participants, settings and simulation interventions. A thematic analysis was applied to the studies to elicit the common themes and concepts that answered the two central questions of simulation effectiveness and experiences. The data extracted was synthesised and has been reported in a narrative form. Conclusions Simulation learning within the critical care environment had been initiated to improve; patient safety and quality care, training standards and the personal development of the student. The participants of simulation found the experience generally positive with improvements in confidence, anxiety and knowledge. Further clarity into how well simulation learning transfers into the clinical context would be useful, with longitudinal multicentre controlled research designs. Eliciting the attitudes and perceptions of experienced versus inexperienced nurses would also be useful information for nurse educators, to enable them to understand the confounding issues with simulation learning participants and ensure targeted learning . 2015-12-06T23:05:50Z Factors Influencing Women's Decisions about Having the Pertussis Containing Vaccine during Pregnancy Hill, Linda Kay http://hdl.handle.net/10523/5833 2015-08-17T14:02:28Z 2015-08-16T20:42:57Z Factors Influencing Women's Decisions about Having the Pertussis Containing Vaccine during Pregnancy 2015 Hill, Linda Kay BACKGROUND: New Zealand (NZ) experienced a major epidemic of pertussis (whooping cough) from September 2011 to January 2014. With numbers of pertussis notifications reported totalling 5793 in 2012, compared with 1392 notifications in 2011; infants less than one year of age represented 7% of cases reported in 2012. The Canterbury region had high numbers of notifications reported therefore, the Canterbury District Health Board (CDHB) were first to fund the pertussis-containing (tetanus, diphtheria, and acellular pertussis (Tdap)) vaccine for pregnant women 30-36 weeks' gestation and two weeks postpartum living in the CDHB area; after considering international and national recommendations. The research study's main focus was to explore the factors influencing pregnant women relating to their decisions about having the pertussis-containing vaccine. AIM: This involves two separate research projects: Study One's primary aim was to explore the factors influencing women's decisions regarding having the pertussis vaccine during pregnancy. Study Two's primary aim was to explore whether the acceptance of immunisation during pregnancy is associated with infant immunisation status and timeliness. METHODS: The thesis comprises two separate studies using quantitative, retrospective, observational cohort research designs; conducted within the CDHB area. Study One explored the influencing factors of women considering Tdap vaccine during pregnancy, and utilised a self-reported survey approach, and data collection with 596 postpartum women occurred from June to October 2013. Study Two investigated whether the acceptance of immunisation during pregnancy will influence infants' vaccination status and timeliness at six weeks, three months, and five months of age with 363 infants of women who had received the Tdap vaccine in pregnancy. Study Two collected retrospective data retrieved from NZ National Immunisation Register (NIR). RESULTS: The findings indicate the main influencing factors of women who accepted the Tdap vaccine during pregnancy were: the desire to protect their baby, the recommendation from a health professional, the threat of pertussis in the community, and that the vaccine was funded. In contrast, women who did not receive the Tdap vaccine reported the main influencing factors to be; that they did not know the vaccine was available, fear of side effects, and doubt regarding vaccine effectiveness. A health professional's recommendation was found to be a significant influencing factor, however it would appear that there are a number of health professionals not communicating any or sufficient information to their patients. In fact a proportion provided discouraging information to women which led to them deciding not to get vaccinated. Infants of women who had received Tdap vaccination during pregnancy were more likely to receive their primary immunisation series on-time. CONCLUSION: No previous NZ study has investigated the factors that influence women's choice to be immunised during pregnancy. A clear health professional recommendation for maternal Tdap immunisation was a significant factor influencing pregnant women in making such a choice. Improving the amount of positive messages women receive about Tdap vaccination during pregnancy would most likely improve the uptake of the vaccine and increase protection of infants from pertussis. Receipt of Tdap vaccine during pregnancy appears to have a positive effect for on-time infant immunisations. 2015-08-16T20:42:57Z Exploring the impact of the lung cancer Clinical Nurse Specialist role on patient care in a regional hospital in New Zealand Tewin, Maureen Heather http://hdl.handle.net/10523/5793 2015-07-10T14:02:22Z 2015-07-09T21:15:25Z Exploring the impact of the lung cancer Clinical Nurse Specialist role on patient care in a regional hospital in New Zealand 2015 Tewin, Maureen Heather Back Ground The aging population and the need for health systems to manage an ever increasing numbers of patients with chronic conditions has been identified as one of the greatest challenges for health care providers worldwide. New Zealand is no exception, with chronic conditions causing over 80% of all deaths per year (Connolly et al., 2010). Cancer is one such chronic condition, where, the devastating effect of a diagnosis is often coupled with difficulties in navigating the complex health care setting. Hence some areas have seen the development of specialized nursing roles to accommodate the needs of this group of patients. One such role to emerge is that of the Lung Cancer Clinical Nurse Specialist. The question naturally arises as to whether such nurses are indeed assisting patients and demonstrating Advanced Nursing Practice (ANP) in the care they give. Within the literature it is suggested that an evaluation of these roles is necessary, if they are to be fully recognised and valued (Bryant-Lukosius, DiCenso, Browne & Pinelli, 2004; Oliver & Leary, 2012; Vaz & Small, 2007). It is to this area that this study is directed. Aim The aim of this study was to explore the impact of an advanced nursing role on lung cancer patient care. In particular eliciting information regarding the functionality of the Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) role within the multi-disciplinary team (MDT) within a regional lung cancer service was an important aspect of the research. Method There was a need for the study to provide insight into how the role of the Lung Cancer Clinical Nurse Specialist (LC CNS) was viewed and understood by those that work with them (Cowman et al., 2010; Moore et al. 2006). Phase one was a questionnaire which was sent out to 50 members of the MDT, with the express purpose to elicit information from a variety of health professionals. The questionnaire contained both quantitative and qualitative questions. Phase two was an audit which involved a quantitative observational, retrospective study of five months of clinical data relating to patients cared for by the LC CNS's. The data was audited against the Standards of Service Provision for Lung cancer Patients in New Zealand (MOH, 2011) Findings From the respondents questionnaire (76%. N=38) the overall opinion was that the LC CNS role was meeting the expected standards. The audit data revealed an age range of patients from 41-79yrs with a median of 60yrs. In terms of the LC CNS the audit data likewise suggested that the role was being fulfilled as expected including psychosocial support, provision of information and care co-ordination. Conclusion The LC CNS role clearly fulfills the expectation of the MOH Standards, the MDT with whom they work identify the role as crucial and have suggested that the LC CNS's are the "glue that makes the system work much better and be more patient centered". There is recognition that planning is essential when developing advanced nursing practice (ANP) roles, to ensure robust processes are put in place at the beginning of the process. There is evidence that development of these roles in an ad hoc fashion can lead to confusion regarding the intention of the role. The nurses who work within these ANP roles must be able to articulate and clearly define their role (Lewandowski & Adamle, 2009). There is also a need to evaluate the effectiveness of the role, as without robust evaluation there is a tendency to underestimate their crucial clinical contribution Oliver & Leary, 2012). 2015-07-09T21:15:25Z Women's motivation to perform pelvic floor muscle training for prevention of pelvic organ prolapse Macfarlane, Emma Rose http://hdl.handle.net/10523/5773 2015-07-07T14:02:19Z 2015-07-06T21:03:23Z Women's motivation to perform pelvic floor muscle training for prevention of pelvic organ prolapse 2015 Macfarlane, Emma Rose Pelvic organ prolapse (POP) is associated with decreased physical, psychological, and sexual health. Pelvic floor muscle training (PFMT) is an effective treatment for POP and other pelvic floor dysfunctions (such as urinary incontinence) and there is some evidence PFMT may help prevent POP. However, poor exercise adherence is a major barrier to PFMT effectiveness. Investigating women's motivation for PFMT to prevent POP may elicit useful insights into how clinicians can assist women to effectively incorporate into PFMT into their lives. Using case study methodology, and a theoretical proposition based on Pender's Health Promotion Model, the influences on women's motivation to start and continue (or not) PFMT for prevention of POP was explored. The theoretical proposition was that; there are internal and external influences that affect women's choices about performing PFMT, and it is the way that these influences are motivating or not that affect their choice. Influences may not be the same for every woman and nor is the degree to which they may, or may not, act as a motivator. Case one was comprised of two women (both previous participants in a trial of PFMT for prevention of POP) and the physiotherapist who provided treatment. Case two was a Family Planning client and the female doctor who, during the course of clinical assessment, identified the woman had asymptomatic POP. Transcripts from the semi-structured interviews were analysed according to the principles of case study methodology. Analysis began with explanation building within each case; data were coded for meaning and then categorised (deductively) according to the main concepts in Pender's HPM. Inductive categories were derived for data that did not map to the model and rival theoretical explanations (Bandura's Social Cognitive Theory, Ajzen's Theory of Planned Behaviour and Protection Motivation Theory) for these data were considered. Cross case analysis compared the two cases relative to the theoretical proposition. Three key influences on motivation were identified; (1) The woman's socio-cultural context, (2) PFMT self-efficacy, (3) Health promotion delivery. The first described how a woman's attitudes, beliefs, knowledge and choices about PFMT are situated within her socio-cultural context that include influences such as taboos about discussing genital health, beliefs about health priorities, and spousal/family relationships. For the second, knowledge and skills were an important starting point yet personal agency and expectancy outcomes are necessary to initiate and maintain PFMT as a health promoting behaviour. The third influence captured the clinicians' role in providing a context that enables sharing of sensitive information and supporting women to achieve self-efficacy. The 'incidental' finding of POP in the Family Planning environment was associated with particular difficulties for supporting the client to achieve PFMT self-efficacy and thus the effectiveness of the health promoting moment was compromised. Public health education to increase awareness of POP and provide women with PFMT skills is needed to enable them to adopt PFMT as a health promoting behaviour. Clinicians working in primary care, particularly in women's health contexts such as Family Planning, potentially have a major role to play in implementing such initiatives. 2015-07-06T21:03:23Z Supportive care needs of patients with colorectal cancer and their families in Iran and New Zealand Nejat, Nazi http://hdl.handle.net/10523/5747 2015-06-28T23:46:13Z 2015-06-28T23:44:46Z Supportive care needs of patients with colorectal cancer and their families in Iran and New Zealand 2015 Nejat, Nazi Introduction Colorectal cancer (CRC) is one of the most common cancers and a leading cause of cancer death in Iran and New Zealand. Little is known about the supportive care needs (SCNs) for patients with CRC and their families, cancer survivors' experiences during different phases of the cancer journey or whether these needs are met. Understanding SCNs is important to guide cancer treatment, care and development of cancer care services. Additionally, the literature suggests reported SCNs are related to culture, delivery of cancer care services, and personal factors. The focus of this thesis was to explore the SCNs of individuals with CRC undergoing cancer treatment and their families in Iran and New Zealand, and to identify any differences between patients and their families' priority of needs in both countries. Method The design of this study was a qualitatively driven, convergent mixed method research study, incorporating a parallel quantitative component. Participants were recruited from two tertiary hospitals, one in Iran and one in New Zealand. A total of 80 people participated in this study, 47 from Iran and 33 from New Zealand. Supportive care needs of participants were measured by the Supportive Care Needs Survey-Short Form (SCNS-SF34) and the Spiritual Needs Questionnaire (SpNQ), and the Supportive Care Needs Survey for partner and caregivers SCNS-P&C39 for family participants). A semi-structured interview was conducted followed with the descriptive cross-sectional survey to gain more detail about both groups of participants' supportive care needs. Data from quantitative and qualitative approaches were analysed using descriptive statistics and content analysis respectively. Results Iranian participants expressed higher SCNs in all dimensions except for the dimension of psychological needs, where SCNs were equal to those of New Zealand participants. Iranian participants used spiritual/religious resources more often and received more support from their families while New Zealand participants demonstrated a greater reliance on the health care system. The health system/information, psychological and financial domains were reported as the highest areas of needs by Iranian participants, while for New Zealand participants, SCNs in the physical and psychological domains were more common. Iranian family participants expressed higher SCNs in all dimensions when compared to New Zealand family participants except for the dimension of psychological needs where SCNs were equal to those of New Zealand family participants. Iranian family participants used spiritual/religious resources more often and received more support from their families, while New Zealand family participants demonstrated a greater reliance on the health care system. Iranian family participants reported the informational, psychological and financial domains as the highest areas of needs while New Zealand family participants reported the psychological and informational domains as the areas of highest unmet needs. Religious beliefs and activities and spiritual beliefs and powers were reported by participants as resources in dealing with cancer. This study found that religion did not play a major role in coping with cancer for New Zealand participants, whilst religion played a major role in coping for participants in Iran. The use of spirituality as a resource in managing cancer was only reported by New Zealand participants. Discussion This study has generated insight into the perceived SCNs of patients and their families during the treatment phase of the cancer journey in New Zealand and Iran. Differences and similarities between perceived SCNs and supportive care resources in Iran and New Zealand were noted. The similarities between SCNs may be related to cancer as a life-threatening disease; a universal phenomenon. Differences between SCNs and use of supportive resources may be related to differences in culture, provision of oncology services, and the health care system in Iran and New Zealand. These findings are important as they suggest that patients with CRC and their families in both countries experienced unmet SCNs, and, further indicates how well cancer care services met participants' SCNs. Additionally, these findings provide knowledge on resources that patients and their families used to cope with their cancer journey. The findings provide some direction to inform the development of cancer care services, especially in the provision of supportive care based on culture and health care provision, and inform recommendation for an integrated approach to the supportive care provision. 2015-06-28T23:44:46Z What are the supportive care needs of colorectal cancer patients throughout their cancer journey? Francis, Karen http://hdl.handle.net/10523/5534 2015-05-12T21:49:09Z 2015-03-16T02:25:36Z What are the supportive care needs of colorectal cancer patients throughout their cancer journey? 2015 Francis, Karen Colorectal cancer (CRC) is now the third most common malignancy for men and women in New Zealand. The efficacy of surgical and oncological treatment options for CRC continue to develop and improve patients overall survival outcomes. As the projected growth of the aging population in New Zealand is set to rise significantly over the next ten years, there will be an exponential increase in CRC diagnoses. Therefore, in the future NZ will have a large population of CRC survivors. The vision of the Ministry of Health (MOH, 2013a) is to improve the patients' experience of cancer with an emphasis on enhancing supportive care needs throughout the cancer trajectory. The Cancer Nurse Coordinator (CNC) initiative has been designed to help improve the patients experience by facilitating timely care and providing the patient and family with support and guidance during the cancer trajectory. The aim of this research was to identify the supportive care needs of CRC patients throughout the cancer trajectory. With a specific focus on understanding the patients' perspective of any physical, social, emotional and spiritual issues experienced. This study used data collected through two focus groups. A general inductive approach was used to analyse the data. Four themes were generated from the data (communication and information, living beyond cancer, coping strategies and family support). Each main theme produced sub-themes and these are illustrated with patient narratives to reflect the participant's perspective of supportive care needs. The results of the study identified that communication and information were fundamental components of supportive care. Physical, spiritual, emotional and social well-being were acknowledged as varying from person to person and fluctuated throughout the cancer trajectory. These themes were not experienced in isolation; they interconnected and influenced the patients overall well-being. Supportive care needs were evident throughout the cancer trajectory. However, were intensified at the point of diagnosis, during treatment and transition into life beyond cancer. Patients and family members were dependant on health professionals for support within the health care environment and the quality of this support varied, impacting on overall well-being. In the community setting patients received the majority of support from family and friends. This study has provided insight into individual supportive care needs experienced by CRC patient's throughout the cancer trajectory. Living with, through and beyond CRC treatment can create specific immediate and long-term symptoms which may impact on a patient's quality of life. The role of the CNC can go some way to help facilitate quality supportive care improvements within the health care environment. With better support, the well-being of patients and family will be enhanced during their cancer experience. 2015-03-16T02:25:36Z The quiet room. A narrative analysis of elderly widowed people's perspectives of loneliness. Davies-Kelly, Nicola http://hdl.handle.net/10523/5437 2015-04-28T09:34:10Z 2015-01-23T01:45:49Z The quiet room. A narrative analysis of elderly widowed people's perspectives of loneliness. 2015 Davies-Kelly, Nicola This thesis is the culmination of a Doctoral research project undertaken through the Postgraduate Nursing Department, Otago University. The aim was to retell the story of the experience of loneliness from the perspectives of older widows and widowers living in the wider Christchurch area of New Zealand. Interviews were undertaken 20 widows and 20 widowers. The transcripts underwent a process of coding and narrative analysis. The themes identified within the narratives were developed into a collective story that described loneliness from the perspective of widowhood. The story followed a trajectory that began with an event or a change in lifestyle (widowhood) which was ascribed meaning by the individual. This precipitated an emotional response, specifically loneliness. As the story progressed, the process of renegotiating self-identity following bereavement was described. Loneliness was influenced further by the personal experience of physiological change, namely ageing, and the impact of societal expectations. The final stage of the collective story revealed a continuum of integration and adjustment to loneliness through adaptive and maladaptive coping responses, both informal and formal. Cultural influences shaped personal coping strategies and the perception of formal support. 2015-01-23T01:45:49Z Mental Health Nurses' Understanding of the Concept of Self-Management of Borderline Personality Disorder Harrington, Karen http://hdl.handle.net/10523/5127 2015-04-28T09:42:57Z 2014-11-10T01:52:52Z Mental Health Nurses' Understanding of the Concept of Self-Management of Borderline Personality Disorder 2014 Harrington, Karen BACKGROUND The recovery framework is held as a mainstay in mental health to guide clinical practice. One of the main concepts of the framework is self-management. Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is arguably the most stigmatized diagnosis within mental health nursing. While mental health nurses appear to have embraced the recovery framework, they have struggled to apply this framework to nursing practice for people with a diagnosis of BPD. AIM The objective of this study was to determine what mental health nurses understood the concept of self-management to mean in relation to a service user with a diagnosis of BPD. METHOD A sample of ten mental health nurses working within a large District Health Board Specialist Mental Health Services was interviewed using a semi-structured interview format. The data generated from these interviews was analysed using the general inductive approach resulting in 26 sub-themes. These sub-themes were the varying concepts that participants understood to be self-management and were organised into three over-arching themes. RESULTS The three resulting themes from the study were: self-management is self-responsibility; second, that self-management is self-awareness; and third, that self-management is maintaining safety. CONCLUSION The three themes represented the diverse understanding of self-management held by the study participants. The first and second themes, self-management is self-responsibility and self-management is increasing self-awareness, both fit with the recovery philosophy of client empowerment and required nurses to move from the paternalistic, dominant, medical model. The third theme, self-management is maintaining safety, did not fit with the recovery model. Nurses practicing with a goal of maintaining client safety as self-management, have yet to break free from the aforementioned parochial model and question the use of power employed as well as the goal of their practice. Nurses may have been unaware of the underlying beliefs and assumptions that have shaped their practice and may benefit from a reflective style of supervision. Nurses' understanding of the concept of self-management for people with a diagnosis of borderline personality disorder was embedded in their practice and influenced the roles that they and the person played in their recovery journey. 2014-11-10T01:52:52Z


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Boilerplate, Command Module, Apollo, #23A
This Apollo Command Module boilerplate, #23A, was launched twice at the White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico. The purpose of these tests, (one in 1964 and one in 1965) was to demonstrate the capabilities of the launch escape system (LES). The LES is the tower structure mounted to the Apollo capsule. It was the LES which would have safely carried the Apollo crew away from the Saturn rocket in the event of a rocket malfunction.
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