Preparing the Next Researchers
Student Synthesis Projects
The School of Nursing’s Synthesis Project is a course requirement that brings student research out of the theoretical and into the real world. Within an imposed time frame, students design, develop, and sometimes implement (in partnership with health care programs and partners), projects that address challenges of nursing practice and lived experience of patients and families. Each year the students are given an opportunity to display and discuss their projects with one another and with guests. This year’s Synthesis Forum took place in the School of Nursing classrooms on February 8th. Here you will find a few samples of the 43 projects that were undertaken in 2017/2018.
Capturing Patient and Family Experience in Ambulatory Care Setting – BC Children’s Hospital with Camille Brockmann, Sarah Elbert, Shalini Sabaratnam, Chelsea Wand
Examining the relationship between Clinical Informatics and researcher skill development utilizing the Researcher Pathway and the draft Clinical Informatics Journey – PHSA Corporate Office with Kenneth Janzen, JiaYi Ni, Ileen Park, and Melody Chavarria
Creating/revising reference care plans to guide nursing practice and assist in documentation of client care needs – BC Children’s Hospiral and SunnyHill Health Centre with Lyndsey Merry, Mercedes Ouellet and Hanna Turner
Identifying barriers experienced by nurses in engaging in the take home naloxone program – Ridge Meadows Hospital Emergency Department with Taylor Hetherington, Yael Schoijett, and Margaret Trocha
Evaluation of Geriatric Psychiatry Outreach Team and Development of Patient Satisfaction Survey – Mount Saint Joseph and St Paul’s Hospitals with Lindsay Hoetzel, Magdalene Woodward, and Nicole Sacco.