Preparing Students for a New Era of Integrated Healthcare
Student Capstone Projects
Aging and Dying in Prison; Addressing End-of-Life Care
Dispelling Myths About Aging
Hospice and Social Work
CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS
Caregiver Psychoeducation: Integrated Approaches in Treating Adolescent Depression
Child and Adolescent Assessment and Intervention
COVID-19 Effects on Children’s Mental Health
Crisis Services in NC for Children and Adolescents with Autism
Foster Care Youth: Challenges in Treatment of Co-Occurring Disorders
I Don’t Know Why I Can’t Calm Down: Latina Adolescents Struggling with Anxiety
Social Work in Pediatric Oncology
Social Work’s Role in Pediatric Tracheostomy Education for Caregivers
Socioemotional Considerations of Pediatric Behavioral Health in a Pandemic
Substance Use Treatment for Youth Involved in the Juvenile Justice System
Substance Use and College Students; Supporting Recovery Services
Supporting NICU Parents During COVID-19
Trauma-Informed Care
INTELLECTUAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES
Adverse Nutritional Outcomes for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities
IDD Community Knowledge: Family Planning
Intellectual/Developmental Disability Communities and Social Isolation
Sexuality and Relationship Education with Adolescents with Developmental Disabilities
LGBTQI+ Populations
Caregiver Education & Transgender Youth Healthcare
Gender Affirming Health Care
Health Care Services for the Latino LGBTQ Community
Providing Gender Affirming Care for Neurodiverse Pediatric Patients
Suicidality Transgender Pediatrics and Emergency Services
Survivors of Deaths of despair in the LGBTQ+ Community
Transgender Youth; Eating Disorder Treatment
MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH
How Biases Serve as a Barrier to Care for Perinatal Mothers Who Use Substances
Maternal Health Disparities; Believing Black Pain
Postpartum Depression
Postpartum Depression in Rural Communities
Preterm Birth
PHARMACOLOGY
Addressing Depression in the Primary Care Setting
Supporting Healthy Sleep Hygiene – Why Clinicians Should Avoid Using Benzodiazepines
PRISON POPULATIONS
Integrated Substance Use Treatment for Mothers in Prison
Prison Healthcare, Compassionate Release, and COVID -19
Prison Populations; Race, Politics and Mental Health
Treatment of OUD for Incarcerated Individuals
RURAL POPULATIONS
Impacts of Housing and Health
Opioid Use Disorders: Barriers to Treatment in Rural Communities
The Use of Tele-Mental Health Programs in Rural Areas
Treating Chronic Health and Mental Illness in Underserved Populations
SPECIFIC POPULATIONS
Adult Sickle Cell Medication and None-Medication Pain Management
Behavioral Health Care for North Carolina’s Citizens; the Function of LME-MCOs
Caring for Persons with Borderline Personality Disorders in Health Care
Caring for Sexual Assault Victims
Changes to Community Healthcare in Times of COVID-19
Food Insecurity; Best Practices for Integrated Care Clinics
Hepatitis C treatment with SMI adults
Improving Medication Adherence Among People Living with HIV and Behavioral Health Challenges
Integrated Care for Burn Patients
Integrated Care for Kidney Transplant Patients
Integrated Care in the Treatment of Huntingdon’s Disease
Kidney Transplant Patients; Social Work Assessment and Intervention
Latinx Community Health Care; Psychoeducation is Key
No-Show Rates in Cross-Cultural Integrated Health Care Settings
People Living with HIV and the Impact of COVID-19
Postpartum Depression Treatment with Incarcerated Mothers
Screening Tools for Human Trafficking in Healthcare Settings
Social Work & Oral Health
Supporting Someone with an Eating Disorder
Syphilis: The Costs of Stigma
Transportation Inequities and ED Utilization
Trauma-Informed Care for Clinics
Trauma-Informed Care Guidance for Medical Providers
Treating Suicide Ideation in Primary Care
Type II Diabetes; Health Disparities and Psychological Distress
Vietnamese Americans: Treatment Considerations
Weight Inclusive Practice in Integrated Health Care (This presentation is stored on Google Drive. Follow the on-screen instructions within the presentation to view the presentation with audio. The audio begins on the second slide.)
SUBSTANCE USE
Best Practices for Treating Nicotine Use in Populations Dually Diagnosed with Nicotine Use Disorder & One or More Psychotic Disorders with an Emphasis on Schizophrenia
Conversations about Cannabis Use
COVID-19 Impact on Residential Substance Use Treatment
Creative Writing Interventions for Substance Use Disorder Treatment
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) for Individuals with Substance Use Disorder
Ecotherapy in Substance Use Treatment
Impact of COVID-19 on the treatment of Opioid Use Disorders
Impacts of SUD/OUD Stigmas on Primary Care Experiences
Integrated Care for the Treatment of Chronic Pain and Opioid Use Disorders
Medication-Assisted Treatment for OUD: A Harm Reduction Strategy
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) in an Integrated Primary Care Setting
Medication-Assisted Treatment with People Living with HIV
Methamphetamine Use in the Recent Opioid Epidemic
Opioid Use in Older Adults
Pain Patients: the Collateral Victims of the War on Opioids
Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy (PAT) Applications Within Underserved Populations
Somatic Psychotherapy in Substance Use Treatment
Substance Use Assessment for Individuals with SMI
Substance Use Among Native Americans; Cultural Considerations for Treatment
Substance Use Treatment for LGBTQ+ Individuals
Substance Use Treatment Specific for Parents & Caregivers with Child Welfare Involvement
The Benefits of Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) Programs in Outpatient Primary Care Settings
The Opioid Crisis; Are Opioids the Problem?
The Opioid Epidemic, Harm Reduction, & Best Practices with Substance Use Treatment
Tobacco Use Disorder and Implications for Integrated Treatment
Trauma-Informed Care for PTSD and SUD
Treatment for Pregnant Women Using Opioids
Clinical Hypnosis for the Treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and Substance Use Disorder for Veterans
Interpartner Violence Prevention for Veterans
Moral Injury Among Combat Veterans
Preventing Veteran Suicide
Primary Care Mental Health Integration with Veterans
Supporting Aging Veterans
Treatment for Veterans with PTSD
Written Exposure Therapy for Veterans with PTSD
Everything begins with an idea!
Psychology Capstone Project Ideas
Psychology is a science that studies the mind of humans and its functions, especially those functions affecting behaviors. Psychopathology is very broad, and its broadness sometimes throws students into confusion while they make efforts to choose psychology capstone project ideas. In fact, some students believe that coming up with a good psychology capstone project idea is harder than the actual process of project writing. We have decided to help students with capstone project ideas so that they can succeed in their academics. We have listed the best psychology capstone project ideas here for students. You will find these topics as you scroll down. All the capstone project ideas that we listed here are interesting and easy enough for students to use. We strongly believe that students will easily know what to write about their projects if they use the topics below. We took our time to gather only the popular concepts of psychology so that students can work with very familiar ideas. By using our ideas for your capstone project, you will surely make the most out of your project.
- Aging and mental illness
- The negative impacts of abortion on mental health
- The influence of gender on depression
- Violence among teens
- Cognitive-behavioral therapy
- How children decode
- Children’s decoding and encoding emotion in music
- Does depression affect gender?
- Effects of various color to mental states
- How are habits formed?
- Human development phases
- Harmful contributions of age to memory
- How stress affects people
- How sleep quality impacts upon brain performance
- Automatic vs. controlled process in emotion
- Crucial stages of psychological development
- Psychological reasons for depression
- The psychological impact of crimes on victims
- How the environment influences personality
- Hyperactive children: environment or biology role?
- How social anxiety impacts upon affected person
- How culture influences cognitive processes
- Preterm delivery and stress
- The long and short term memory
- Schizophrenia and seasonal effects
- Situations leading to mental disorder
- Stress symptoms and stress
- Symptoms and reasons of stress
- Stress and physical illness relationship
- Understanding Schizophrenia among male and female
- Mental development
- Social interaction of modern teenagers
- Factors that cause factors cause suicidal behavior
- How bipolar disorder influence a person’s life
- Reasons why some people are addicted to depression
- Why the military need psychologists
- Difference between long-term memory and short-term memory
- How stress affects our personality
- How people unconsciously learn new behaviors
- How stress influences our behavior
- Stereotyping gender emotion
- Nonverbal communication
- How the environment affects personality development
- Suicidal behaviors: Understanding the situation
- Consequences of teenage sexting
- How television influences children’s violent behavior
- Predicting impressions of different faces using connectionist models
- Addiction to social media
- Signs and treatments of anxiety
- Anxiety disorder
- How to control domestic violence
- How circadian rhythm affects humans
- How social media influences people’s behaviors
- How to read nonverbal signs
- Psychological disorders
- why people start using drugs.
- How games assist the brain in developing well
- Symptoms of psychological disorders
- How education influences the personality of a person
- How bullying influences student’s success
- The reasons for depression
- The stages of coping with a loss
- Factors that develop the self-esteem of an individual
- The rules for detecting lies
- The role of psychotherapy
- The causes of drug addiction
- Verbal and nonverbal communication
- Treating disorders in children behavior
- Psychodynamic and behavioral theories
- The psychological benefits of laughter
- How cognitive dissonance impacts upon values and behaviors
- How sleep deprivation affects brain development in children
- The Narcissistic Personality Disorder
- How to reduce undesirable behaviors in children
- How to identify and reduce stress
- How to overcome anxiety disorder
- Personality and mental health
- Factors that influence the behavior of children
- The process of self-discovery in adolescents
- The cause of autism
- Attentive-hyperactivity disorder
- Management of anorexia nervosa
- Symptoms of bipolar disorder
- Characteristics of introvert and extrovert
- The causes of mood swings
- Factors that influence changes in adolescents
- Classical and operant conditioning
- Working memory and short-term memory
- Obsessive-compulsive disorder
- The causes of aggression
- The connection between colors and moods
- The connection between depression and suicide
- The effectiveness of psychotherapy
- How the environment controls human behavior
- How children learn behaviors from their parents
- Effects of community violence on children
- Identifying the learning pattern of kids
- Impact of diet on depression
- Pervasive developmental disorders
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The School of Social Welfare acknowledges that the University of Kansas occupies land that has been cared for by several tribal nations.
This land acknowledgment recognizes that Indigenous people are traditional guardians of the land and that there is an enduring relationship between Indigenous peoples and these traditional territories. Our School affirms, advocates for, and supports the sovereignty of the four-federally recognized tribes of Kansas, and the other 570 federally recognized nations in the U.S.
The acknowledgment reminds us to continue our commitment to advocating for, and supporting Indigenous students, staff, and faculty while working towards decolonizing the systems of power and oppression. Please visit the Land Acknowledgment webpage for a listing of our current actions of commitment.
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Capstone Projects 2021-2022
Integrated Health Scholars are clinical MSW students who participate in value-added training to develop knowledge and skills in interprofessional team-based care in underserved communities. Capstone projects are completed at their clinical field practicum setting.
These Scholars will graduate from the KU School of Social Welfare in May 2022. To connect with Scholars, please contact Michelle Levy at [email protected] or Jason Matejkowski at [email protected] .
This program is funded by a Behavioral Health Workforce Education and Training award from the USDHHS Health Resources and Services Administration.
Bekkah Aarnes
Saint luke's hospital.
- Continuation of Client-Centered Care Post-Hospital Discharge
Client-centered care is important for clients who are admitted to hospitals, and can extend beyond discharge from hospitals to help them continue to be successful with their goals. Research shows that follow-up conversations are not always occurring once clients discharge from hospitals. This poster highlights a small study conducted to follow up with clients post-discharge to see if there were any lingering questions, how their transition went, and if there were any barriers to following through with their discharge goals. Based on the findings from this small study, post-discharge follow up can be beneficial and helpful for clients.
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Brenda adams, community health center of southeast kansas school board, the impact of adverse childhood experiences .
My poster explains what Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) are and how the trauma that comes with these experiences, may impact children as well as adults. A child’s background and home life are not always taken into consideration when they are experiencing difficulties during school. By educating teachers, parents, and school administrators, a social worker is better able to help give these children the protective factors they need to thus promote healthy development and alleviate these traumatic factors.
- The Impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences
Courtney Alexander
Van go, inc..
- Benefits of Implementing a Suicide Screening
The purpose of a suicide screening tool at Van Go is to both fill a gap in service and to eventually lead to the creation of a pipeline between community organizations. Early intervention and identification are imperative to suicide prevention for young people and Van Go’s target clients fall within the age group where suicide is the second leading cause of death. Implementing the Ask Suicide-Screening Questions (ASQ) periodically throughout the year will allow clients to disclose suicidal ideation and be connected to additional services as needed.
Gabriella Barnum
Swope community health center.
- Enhanced Care Pathway
Enhanced Care Pathway is a program to provide extra support to patients at risk for suicide. This was inspired by Zero Suicide, and similar programs have already been implemented in other clinics in the area. This will start in the behavioral health clinic, but the end goal is for the entire clinic (including remote locations) to participate fully.
- Living with Loss: Practice Theory Applied to Caregivers of Persons with Dementia
Relationship changes between persons with Alzheimer’s Disease (pwAD) and caregivers are perhaps some of the saddest consequences of dementia. These changes often result in role reversal, detachment, and/or isolation. Due to the nature of loss in the caregiver and pwAD’s relationship, it can become challenging to work through feelings of grief. Due to the unique impacts this has on caregivers, I wanted to explore theories that can be used to devise interventions that meet the challenges of caregiving and improve the relationships between pwAD and caregivers at end-of-life.
Isabelle Bauguess
Valeo behavioral health care, assessing & improving interprofessional collaboration in a community mental health center.
Integrated care models have become the gold standard in healthcare due to their ability to simultaneously deliver excellent quality of care at optimized costs while improving population health and the work life of health care providers. However, the "quadruple aim" of integrated healthcare can only be achieved with effective interprofessional collaboration (IPC). Recognizing the important role IPC plays in the equitable delivery of high-quality, person-centered, comprehensive healthcare, I developed a survey to assess IPC within my agency. I then used the results of this survey to inform a report offering research-based suggestions for improving IPC within the organization.
- Assessing & Improving Interprofessional Collaboration in a Community Mental Health Center
Edan Alemayehu Belihu
University of kansas health systems.
- Undocumented Patients and Leukemia Treatment
As part of the integrated healthcare team, I have had the opportunity to work with Leukemia and Bone Marrow Transplant patients. While most patients experience some difficulties during treatment, I have seen undocumented patients impacted the most. Undocumented patients face a broad range of social, financial, legal, and language barriers as they strive for treatment. My project focused on how to work within the interdisciplinary team to reduce these barriers and ensure that undocumented patients are treated and achieve positive outcomes.
Jacob Manfred Bigus
Interpersonal psychiatry.
- Tabletop Roleplaying Games (TTRPGS) for Therapy
TTRPGs can be used for group therapy. They can effectively treat the symptoms of multiple disorders in a diverse group of clients. This poster gives the basic information necessary for a therapist to achieve an understanding of what this therapy can do. Along with a little research and experience, they should be able to lead or co-facilitate a TTRPG therapy group.
University of Kansas Health Systems Strawberry Hill Campus
- Accelerated Resolution Therapy for Trauma Survivors
Clinical social workers use specialized interventions to treat symptoms of trauma and promote desired outcomes. Accelerated Resolution Therapy has been used to relieve symptoms and increases patient motivation for treatment.
Kasey Bossard
Usd 497-southwest middle school.
- Empowering Teachers to be Student Allies
I observed a multifaceted gap within the school setting regarding LGBTQ awareness and inclusivity both in the educational systems and in the classrooms. Because there was a void of comprehensive LGBTQ policies and basic knowledge, students were burdened with the responsibility to make space for themselves. As a social worker and ally, I wanted to advocate for students by addressing the questions and concerns teachers had and how to effectively advocate for LGBTQIA students. Through providing education, resources, and giving updated tools to the staff to implement in their practice.
Tennyson Clary
Family guidance center.
- Do You Know Your Resources?
Previously during the training process at Family Guidance Center, workers were only given a resource list for the largest county that is served. However, the agency serves nine counties altogether. This project focused on creating a comprehensive resource list for each county that is served and then distributing it to each employee during the training/orientation process.
Mirissa Corbin
University health-truman medical center, psychological first aid for victims of crime .
This poster provides an overview of Psychological First Aid for Victims of Crime (PFA-VC). Psychological First Aid (PFA) is traditionally used to help adults, children, and families in the aftermath of a disaster. This form of PFA focuses on assessing and creating interventions for those who are victims of crime. The PFA-VC approach allows social workers and other victim advocates to identify and meet each victim’s specific needs.
- Psychological First Aid for Victims of Crime
Olivia Doucas
Research psychiatric center.
- Facilitating Group Therapy in an Acute Inpatient Psychiatric Setting
Research Psychiatric Center is an inpatient psychiatric care center in Kansas City, MO that provides comprehensive behavioral health services for teenagers, adults, and seniors. One of my roles as a student was facilitating forty-five-minute group therapy sessions daily for adult patients at different ages with a variety of psychiatric diagnosis facing many different barriers. I asked patients for their feedback on groups using a set of questions I created. This project is focused on patient feedback and provides resources for future students conducting group therapy in inpatient settings.
Michele Fields & TJ Lakin
Four county mental health center.
- Evidence Based Assertive Community Treatment Four County Community Mental Health
The Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) model is an evidence-based practice that gives services to clients in need that would not do well in a traditional setting. Not only providing individual therapy and case management, but also the ACT team will assist with medicine management and other client needs. Four County Mental Health is the first rural use of this model in the United States and offers key insights into success and setbacks.
Chelsea Fluker
Children's mercy hospital.
- Reducing Crisis in Emergency Department Behavioral Health Interventions
This topic was selected due to the noted increase in pediatric behavioral health patients visiting the Emergency Department who are experiencing continued mood and behavior dysregulation in conjunction with the increase of wait times and difficulty connecting to resources during these emergency visits. This project will provide an overview of the ER environment in comparison to the therapeutic environments of behavioral health urgent cares currently being developed around the nation. In addition, potential for implementing change within the emergency room will be explored in order to mitigate wait times, increase resources, and create a safer environment for both staff and patients based on the therapeutic models of behavioral urgent cares.
Leah Friesen
Ku alzheimer’s disease research center, changes in perception of people with alzheimer's and other dementias after listening to the experience league.
The Experience League is a panel of people with early-stage Alzheimer's or another form of dementia that virtually speak with students about what life is like living with a diagnosis. When asked what three words come to mind when thinking about dementia/Alzheimer's before listening to the Experience League, students frequently responded with forgetful, sad, and confused. When students were asked the same question after listening to the Experience League, they frequently responded with support, strong, resilient, and courageous.
- Changes in perception of people with Alzheimer's and other dementias after listening to the Experience League
Chasity Gaultney-Tyler
- Utilization of START Module when working with children who are exposed to SUD
The Sobriety Treatment and Recovery Teams (START) module is a child welfare intervention that has been shown, when implemented with fidelity, to improve outcomes for both parents and children affected from prenatal substance use disorder. This START module uses a variety of strategies from theories such as Attachment Theory and Self Determination to promote collaboration and system-level change within and between the child welfare agencies. Prevention, permanency and parent recovery outcomes show promise for the START module.
Kristin George
Atchison community health clinic, implementing sbirt in integrated health care .
The purpose of this project was to take what I learned in our February IHS training and apply it to my practicum site. Atchison Community Health Clinic (ACHC) is an FQHC serving northeast Kansans in an integrated and holistic manner. The primary care physicians would address patient needs with initial positive screens, but not use psychoeducation or motivational interviewing techniques to decrease substance or alcohol use. I feel like I can make a difference as a Behavioral Health Consultant by freeing up time for our PCPs and by helping the patients with motivational interviewing, referral to specialty clinicians when needed, psychoeducation of the effects of alcohol and substance use on the mind and the body, and encouragement for all.
- Implementing SBIRT in Integrated Health Care
Amanda Graham
Community health center of southeast kansas.
- Crime and Care
Police officers are progressively the first responders/professionals to assist individuals within the community when a mental health crisis is being experienced. Many officers have shared that they do not feel equipped, prepared, or obtain the needed skills to respond appropriately to mental health crises. An operative and effective approach in response to mental health crisis involves collaboration between health, mental health, and police professionals. This is to warrant the safety of the effected community members and provide beneficial emergency access to mental health support, if needed.
Brandi Harris
- Childcare Services While Parents Receive Behavioral Health Services
I had a two-question survey at the reception desk for adults to volunteer to fill out that came into the behavioral health side of the clinic for services. First question: Should childcare services be offered while parents receive behavioral health services. The second question was what other resources you would like to see offered on the behavioral health side. Also wanted to see if there was any research study done on trauma link to children being present listening in on parent's therapy sessions. I have had several small children attend parent sessions because of no babysitter. I could not find any research data of this nature.
Southeast Kanas Mental Health Center
- CCBHC in Rural Kansas
Southeast Kansas Mental Health Center (SEKMHC) is located in rural Southeast Kansas (SEK) and covers six counties: Bourbon, Lynn, Neosho, Woodson, Allen, and Anderson. The mission of SEK is to advocate and coordinate quality mental health services in our area and to improve quality of life in SEK. By adopting the Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) model, it has enhanced training opportunities for therapists and staff, offered effective treatment to match the needs of clients, and reached underserved populations throughout SEK. This shift in mindset has given the agency the most impact with clients, high frequency sessions with therapists, well-coordinated and multifaceted evidence based treatments, and leverage services that have been underutilized.
Jordyn Hudson
Children’s mercy hospital – developmental and behavioral health division.
- Improving Healthcare Transition from Pediatrics to Adult Care in Hospital Settings
Transitional Healthcare is an important step in healthcare because it allows for a smoother transition from pediatrics to adult care. This project aims to understand the barriers that youth are faced with youth with medical complexities and the implementation for readiness for transition to adult care.
Avery Johnson
Compass behavioral health (garden city), outcome rating scale (ors) and session rating scale: the importance of client progress evaluation and feedback .
With each of my clients, we completed to ORS at the beginning of each session and the SRS at the end of each session with time to discuss progress and feedback. The client would rate each category on a scale of 1-10. Overtime, I complied graphs on each client’s progress and allowed them time to give me feedback surrounding the session. This is something other clinicians may implement in their own practice for progress tracking and client feedback.
- Outcome Rating Scale (ORS) and Session Rating Scale: The Importance of Client Progress Evaluation and Feedback
Kimberly Johnson
Satori counseling services.
- Custody Bias
This year my practicum was at Satori Counseling Services where I provided supervised visitation and therapy for a father. This experience sparked my interest in exploring custody bias with fathers. Awareness of this issue is important for social workers because Fathers are equally capable in determining child best interest, nurturing, providing safety, and having a predictable routine for their children. Meditation and supervised visitation can support parents in custody situations to decrease custody bias against fathers.
Kim Keating
Pawnee mental health crisis stabilization unit.
- The Crisis Intern Resource Book
A collaborative approach towards interning at the Crisis Stabilization Unit. I created this resource guide as a tool for inters as they start off at the CSU to empower them with the tools and information past interns found helpful in their work with clients on the unit. This is an effort to lessen the anxiety of being new to the field and entering an atmosphere that caters exclusively to individuals experiencing low to high levels of crisis. The aim is to keep interns from feeling as if they are starting out at "square one", but rather they have a plethora of tools created by other students who were in their same place and know what is most helpful in this setting. I was the sole creator of the project, however, did gather information from a plethora of sources, and got feedback directly from therapists on the unit, and other inters already placed there. Additionally, the hope is for future interns to add their own tools and frameworks they found to be of most help, so that the book never stops evolving and keeping with the latest and best practice.
Kelsey Klema
Blue valley west high school.
- BackSnack Program
Implemented the BackSnack Program at Blue Valley West High School. This is a confidential program to students, families, and staff. The BackSnack Program provides weekly food packs to those who want to participate. It’s important for schools to be aware of food insecurity that students may face and how it can impact them academically and socially.
Talita Leikam
- Medical Wheelchair Transportation
Children’s Mercy Hospital provides transportation assistance to patients and families to increase access to medical care. Due to a widespread shortage in accessible vehicle rides through these services and through Medicaid transportation, patients using wheelchairs struggle to find rides, resulting in long waits, missed appointments, and long-term barriers to care. Using information recorded in Children’s Mercy EMR, I gathered and presented information regarding the need for improved accessible transportation options and suggested possible next steps to hospital stakeholders.
Ivette Martinez
Children's mercy hospital (development & behavioral clinic), behavioral health care: bridging language & cultural barriers.
Developing, implementing, and providing health literacy supports to non-English speaking families accessing developmental & behavioral care at Children's Mercy. By providing additional, cost-effective supports and making small adjustments to the existing intake system, that will help increase Spanish and non-English families to be able to access care that will align more with other clinics at Children's Mercy. This will promote diversity and inclusion of all community members and will reduce healthcare disparities among patients.
- Behavioral Health Care: Bridging Language & Cultural Barriers
Auriana McConnell
University health behavioral heath .
- Effectiveness of Discharge Planning
Acute mental health care settings work with vulnerable populations including individuals with severe mental health illness and substance use. Patients are often readmitted due to chronic mental illness and substance use and this is prevalent in the mental health field. Coordinating patients care after discharge is crucial because this can improve their quality of life by ensuring continuity of care to deal with crisis management, coping skills, and meaningful communication with their health service providers.
Rachel Parrish
Kvc hospitals, transgender youth in inpatient psychiatric settings .
KVC Hospital Kansas City is an inpatient psychiatric facility with the goal of stabilizing clients in crisis. There are five inpatient units, caring for clients ages six to 17. Currently, clients are assigned to units based on gender and age. Transgender and gender-diverse clients are usually placed on a unit on their gender assigned at birth rather than gender identity. Transgender and gender-diverse youth deserve an environment where they feel safe and affirmed. Specialized units on which clients can milieu based on gender identity, not assigned gender, is necessary for treatment and identity confirming healthcare.
- Transgender Youth in Inpatient Psychiatric Settings
Misty Phillips
Osawatomie state hospital.
- Effectiveness of Interdisciplinary Teams
I completed my Capstone Project on the effectiveness of interdisciplinary teams (IDT). My practicum is at Osawatomie State Hospital, and IDT meetings are an essential part of daily services. The IDT involves team members from different disciplines working together with a common purpose to set goals, make decisions, and share resources and responsibilities. The IDT team meetings contribute to better care and satisfaction for the clients.
Melissa Ramig
Goodland regional medical center.
- Animal-Assisted Interventions in an Integrated Health Setting
My project is about Animal-Assisted Interventions in an Integrated Health Setting. In my research I found the benefits of utilizing animals (mostly dogs) in a healthcare facility to foster therapeutic relationships. Human-animal interactions have been found to have beneficial short and long term physical and mental health outcomes and are even considered a protective factor for people who own companion animals. Utilizing therapy animals in inpatient & outpatient healthcare settings have benefits that far outweigh the risks and could benefit our especially challenging populations such as children & the aging population. Therapy animals in any healthcare facilities, including nursing homes, have substantial benefits to patients & residents that could improve health, satisfaction of care, and boost morale.
Jonathan E. Ruiz
Samuel u. rodgers health center.
- Practicing Clinical Cultural Competency using Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT)
In the United States, there is a big disparity in access to healthcare, it is often thought of as a luxury, whereas in other “western” countries it is more widely available, because of that the access that marginalized identities such as black, indigenous, people of color (BIPOC) women have to healthcare is greatly impacted. But making it to the appointment is one thing, but facing medical bias is another thing as well, that is something that black, indigenous, womxn of color face disproportionately. In a system that has this type of bias it’s important to practice cultural competency in all settings, my research poster poses suggestions to social work practice that we can incorporate into our practice, and using the effective Behavioral Health Consultant model, just like the one used at Samuel Rodgers Health Center we can strive for better culturally competent patient outcomes.
Zoey Sallaz
Johnson county mental health – adult detox unit & crisis recovery center.
- COVID-19 & Staff Burnout in Residential Settings
My practicum is at Johnson County Mental Health in the Adult Detox and Crisis Recovery Center. Client’s come here for 3-5 days to socially detox (not a medical detox). They are then provided with a drug and alcohol assessment which the state will pay for unless they have private insurance. The assessment helps determine the level of care recommendation for the client. The crisis recovery center is with the adult detox, which is for clients who are needing a step down from inpatient hospitalization. It is considered a residential center. The problem that was identified for the poster was “Staff burnout during COVID-19” (specifically in residential settings). To measure this, I created a survey to see the impact on Covid-19 and burnout with staff: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/BCCVM9M . We then created a list of possible solutions to prevent and decrease staff burnout after getting the results of the survey. We have found some articles that discuss Covid-19 and burnout or about the "Great Resignation" as well. This issue is unfortunately so prevalent right now in many workplaces.
Chelsi Scott
Access family care.
- BHC Resource Book
The BHC (Behavioral Health Consultant) Resource Book was created to provide providers with accessible, helpful materials to share with patients during warm handoffs. Access Family Care uses warm handoffs in the primary clinic, pediatrics, dental, and OBGYN offices. The Resource Book contains handouts and information on topics ranging from tobacco cessation to depression and anxiety. The book is a living document that can be adjusted as time goes on and is utilized in hard copy and digital format in the clinic.
Mikayla Sova
- Adolescent Intensive Outpatient Program
Suicide is the second leading cause of death among adolescents and young adults in the United States, with the majority of suicides occurring among LGBTQ+ youth. Due to the tumultuous time of development and social pressures, there is an immense need for interventions targeted to adolescents. In order to meet this need, I created a 4-week adolescent intensive outpatient program for my practicum site. This will increase accessibility to treatment for adolescents in the Kansas City area.
Angela Swetnam
Lilac center.
- Integrating Family Therapy in Adolescent Intensive Outpatient Dialectical Behavioral Therapy
Working with adolescents in mental health, social workers often hear them say that they wished their parents understood their mental illness. Social workers also hear from parents and caregivers that they do not know how to best support their teenager and feelings of inadequacy. By integrating family therapy in adolescent intensive outpatient dialectical treatment, social workers can best support the family as a unit and as individual members through teaching effective communication, coping skills and strategies.
Emma Unsderfer
Blue valley academy.
- Teen Suicide Prevention and Peer Support Practices
In the Blue Valley School District, teen suicide risk and mental health issues are a growing concern as we are seeing an uptick in the prevalence of teen mental health issues. Children’s Mercy paired with the Blue Valley School District to provide more support in school for youth in grades K-12 by providing more social workers in schools. With the added support, programs have been implemented to assist in intervening with suicide risk on a district wide level through peer support programming. Peer support programming aims to empower youth to de-stigmatize mental health as well as aid in changing school norms that are harmful through the power of social connection. At Blue Valley Academy, we have implemented a program called Sources of Strength and worked with our youth in using their skills and connections to generate conversations around mental health with their peers.
Bailey Wilson
Kansas suicide prevention headquarters.
- Working with Youth and Young Adults in Suicidal Crisis
This project involved creating an ongoing training that centers around work with youth and young adults for staff and volunteers answering national and local suicide hotlines. The aim is to bring awareness to issues and risk factors specific to this population and provide resources to better serve young people experiencing crisis.
Ariane Wright
University of kansas health system case management.
- Maximizing the Multi-Visit Patient Program Impact
The University of Kansas Health System (TUKHS) developed a multi-visit patient (MVP) program to support patients with complex needs, which are difficult to meet with typical case management services. For this project, I interviewed several TUKHS providers about their knowledge of and collaboration with the MVP program. Interview respondents indicated that their care coordination tasks varied by their specialty and individual workflow. Providers also had a strong interest in data on the MVP program's outcomes.
Amber Young
The university of kansas health system, community primary care.
- Diabetes Management in Integrated Health
Type 2 diabetes affects millions of Americans and managing this chronic illness places considerable stress and expense on patients and the healthcare system. An integrated health approach allows patients to receive comprehensive care from a multidisciplinary team of professionals. This qualitative study shares the results of interviews regarding diabetes management within an integrated Internal Medicine practice. It emphasizes how clinical social workers can contribute to patient care through their expertise on behavior change and resource referrals for negative SDOH (social determinants of health).
Creative Nursing capstone Project Ideas
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What is the Nursing Capstone Project?
A nursing capstone project also referred to as a senior capstone or capstone experience refers to an academic paper that consolidates practical work experience, experimentation, facts to help identify real-world setting issues, and applying skills from class to develop actionable solutions. Capstone projects in nursing can either be inclined towards research or problem-solving.
A nursing capstone paper can be anywhere between 20 pages and 100 pages in length. It should have a compelling argument, exhibit the choice of excellent capstone nursing topics.
Capstone projects are evidence-based practice (EBP) projects and reinforce best practices in different nursing fields. A common focus of the capstone projects in nursing is how to implement technology into practice and effective care delivery. They also revolve around finding solutions for better healthcare management of the staff and staffing issues.
When undertaking a capstone project course, a student works with a practicing professional (a capstone graduate) to help them all the way, offer real-world experience, and advise on the design.
Why Capstone Projects are Important for Nursing Students
There are many goals of a nursing capstone project. These reasons are anchor the need for most students to choose a capstone project over a nursing thesis if given a chance.
- Understanding Community Needs. Through handling the nursing capstone projects, students identify and address the healthcare needs and issue within their community settings.
- Capstone projects help define an information problem or opportunity. For instance, if the rates of childhood obesity are high, a capstone project can come up with assured strategies to address the scourge.
- The nursing capstone project also helps develop an interest in a given specialty. As one works on their capstone projects, they can, in the process, develop a passion for a given area of interest.
- Capstone projects are a chance to combine work from class with professional practice. As students handle their capstone projects, they can apply various nursing theories, frameworks, models, and ideas to help their professional development.
- It helps students look at the world from a systems approach point of view. A student who resorts to a nursing capstone project will most likely make a difference in the community, clinical setting of the healthcare department by trying to solve systemic problems in their specific area.
A good capstone project must reflect research ethics, statistics, program theory, leadership and is always preceded by a capstone research proposal.
Given the goals, graduate program capstone projects in nursing might take an entire semester. On the other hand, BSN capstone projects might take ten weeks to two semesters.
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Difference between a Nursing Capstone Project and a Nursing Thesis
As you get close to the final term and the residency program gets closer, you will most likely either handle a thesis or a capstone project. A typical confusing question nursing students ask is, what's the difference between a capstone and a thesis in nursing? We have the answers right here for you.
Most nursing programs, both at the undergraduate and graduate levels, mandate that the students complete either a nursing thesis or a capstone project. While a thesis project is meant to focus on a general issue and provide insights to the reader, a capstone thinly focuses on a specific issue, concern, or problem in the realm of nursing.
Also, unlike a thesis that presents a theory or solution, a capstone paper describes the issue using a fact-based approach.
A capstone project is most likely to be assigned from undergraduate to graduate level, whereas a nursing thesis is only assigned to graduate nursing students. Nursing capstone projects are also more focused compared to the theses. One of the reasons is because a capstone demonstrates the understanding of the topic through a detailed analytical approach. On the other hand, a thesis paper for nursing entails the generation of hypothesis or research questions, conducting research, analysis of data, explanation of the findings, and concluding as well as recommending the evidence-based practice.
Even with the differences, both nursing thesis and capstone projects form grounds for evidence-based practice in nursing.
Useful Tips when Choosing Great Nursing Capstone Ideas
Most nursing students complain that they do not have topics for their nursing capstone projects. One thing most students fail to realize is that they can approach their faculty advisor to help them select a capstone project idea that is relevant to their career goals. Here are some useful tips to help you arrive at your capstone idea of choice for your nursing program:
- Choose a topic or capstone project idea for nursing that has not been widely explored. This way, you get to chart a path that others who come after you will follow. You will also gain knowledge through research, analysis, and presentation.
- Choose nursing capstone projects that are interesting to you. If you decide to go with a topic on technology, for instance, be sure that your career goals align with nursing informatics or any tech-related aspect in healthcare.
- Use the internet to look for the scholarly sources that support your capstone idea of choice. Again, you do not want to choose a nursing capstone idea that does not have credible facts to support your idea. Go for strong nursing capstone ideas supported by theories, frameworks, and facts from scholarly nursing sources.
- Have a range of nursing capstone ideas. Then after coming up with three-four topic ideas, consult with your capstone project mentor on the best approach to take.
- When looking for topics for your nursing capstone, do not go for straightforward ideas. Chances always are that they won't get approval from your professor.
We can all agree that even though making a successful nursing capstone project is laborious, picking the best capstone project idea from the onset makes the entire process seamless and successful. If you have trouble and need help, our qualified capstone writers can help you choose the best. We are a leading nursing capstone project writing service on the internet.
The Potential Sources to Get Creative Nursing Capstone Project Ideas
Necessity is always the mother of invention. When the time comes for you to come up with ideas for your capstone project in nursing, you can always wonder where to look. However, here are some highlights of the best places to look for nursing capstone project ideas.
1. Nursing News Articles
Google Search makes it easy to search for recent news in any realm. Think about the issue of mental health among the homeless, elderly abuse in-home care, or mental health among veterans in the news. It can give you insights on what areas to focus on, depending on the community you come from. When you read through the news, you will most likely click on an idea that could be the best for your nursing capstone.
2. Peer-Reviewed Nursing Journals
As a focused nursing student, access to peer-reviewed article databases is a must. You are most likely an ardent reader of medical or nursing journals online. By way of research, you could also have accidentally stumbled or objectively found some useful insights from such journals.
Have you spent time reading recent publications in journals? What are some of the topics that strike you the most? Are there issues open to debate that relates to nursing or the clinical environment? Are there gaps in research that need to be understood? When objectively reading recent articles published in nursing and medical-related journals is a viable way to come up with worthy capstone project ideas for your nursing capstone projects.
3. Clinical Rounds
Clinical allows you to work with a preceptor and sometimes shadow your peers when there is a shortage. In this respect, you may have learned a great deal from the clinical. You can convert the knowledge on your experiences during your clinical rounds and when offering care to the patient. How did you feel? What were some of the challenges? What concepts worked, and which ones flopped? Did the clinical facility apply evidence-based practice or evidence-based nursing? Were the staff focused on patient-centered care? You can generate many ideas at the end of the day by just reflecting on your clinical.
4. Nursing Capstone Papers from Past Classes
You will most likely be paired with a graduate capstone student. You can also ask your instructor and friends who have been through the nursing capstone paper writing process.
Skim through the past nursing capstone papers and see if some ideas come to mind. You will notice that as you interact with the content, your mind will wander into insightful topic ideas for your capstone project.
5. Class Notes and Material
The course objectives are given before you commence a course that can also be a starting point to brainstorm for nursing capstone ideas. As you read the objectives, you will understand what the end project capstone paper must look like. Also, class notes and reading material can give you useful insights. Still, you can comb through your past nursing essays, research papers, concept papers, and term papers or case studies to get good nursing capstone ideas.
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Nursing Capstone Project Ideas for Mental Health
- The link between homelessness and mental health issues
- The efficiency of Yoga in maintaining mental health wellbeing
- Use of expressive art therapy for positive youth development
- Using CBT for PTSD affected veterans
- Impact of sexual abuse on children
- How domestic violence affects the children
- Culture-based mental health programs
- Impacts of bullying at the workplace for new nurses
- Development of a new mental health guide for educators
- The use of cognitive-behavioral therapy techniques in psychiatric facilities
- Art therapy and mental health
- Causes of suicide among youths
- Child and adolescent psychiatry
- Ketamine infusion therapy
- Tobacco dependence
- Safety in the psychiatric centers
- Preventing falls in psychiatric facilities
- Substance abuse disorders
- Substance abuse among the geriatric population
- Health education approach for mentally ill patients
- Addressing stigma among carers and patients with mental health issues
- Mental health issues among the aboriginal populations
- Understanding postnatal depression among women
- Mental health nursing for adolescents
- Mental health scales best for children in prison
- Access to mental health services by aboriginals or a specific population
- Lateral violence among nurses
- Effectiveness of mental health services for deaf service users
- Outcome measures for an inpatient with mental health issues
- Mental illness and autonomous decision making
- Psychological rehabilitation readiness assessment
- Links between heritage, arts, museums, and mental health
- Impacts of teenage suicides
- Preparing student nurses to manage trauma in clinical settings
- Mental health simulation models for ADN students
- Are Intellectual Disability Nurses perceived differently from other nurses?
Medical Surgery Capstone Project Ideas
- Operating room nurses and compassion fatigue
- Burnout among anesthetists
- Surgical asepsis
- How to implement surgical smoke evacuation in the operating room
- States that require surgical smoke evacuation
- Improving the Health of Perioperative Nurses by Eliminating Surgical Smoke
- Complications of general anesthesia
- Roles and responsibilities of nurses in OT
- Fumigation of OT
- The Dangers of Electrosurgical Smoke to Operating Room Personnel
- Obstacles for implementing effective smoke evacuation procedures and preventive measures
- Causes and symptoms of Meningitis
- Arterial bypass surgery
- The Impacts of surgical smoke on the surgical staff
- Peripheral artery bypass
- Coronary artery bypass grafting
- Bariatric surgery intervention for obese patients
- Role of the clinical nurse coordinator
- Organ failure and transplantation
- Patient care involvement and intervention post-surgery
- Improving safety in operating rooms
- Operating room requirements and set up
- Complexity within the cardiac intensive care unit environment
- Burn nursing through surgical care
- Role of certified registered nurse anaesthetist (CRNA)
- Preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative phases of surgery
- Lyme diseases
- Minimally Invasive Gastrointestinal Surgery
- Celiac disease management
- Cataract and Refractive Surgery
- Stem cells therapy in cancer
- Interventional cardiology and surgery
- Surgical interventions for neurogenic shock
- Dengue hemorrhagic fever
- Bronchiectasis
- Peptic ulcers disease management
- Angina pectoris management
- Cushing syndrome management
- Management of COPD
- Immunodeficiency disorder
- Dermatitis management
- Diabetic foot care
- Thyroid storm and crisis
- Insulin therapy
- Congenital heart disease
- Raynaud's diseases
- Phlebotomy procedure
- Digitalis therapy
- Post-operative nursing practice in Asccitis
- Pre and post-operative care for general surgery
- Minor and significant surgery: compare and contrast
- Post-operative complications
- An interdisciplinary approach to surgical interventions
- Role of ICU nurse
- Application of thermal heating to prevent intraoperative hypothermia
- Treatment of fire wounds
- Classification and management approaches to burn wounds
- Performing CPR
- Wound healing processes and management
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Nursing Leadership Capstone Project Ideas
Here is a list of some nursing leadership ideas that can be a great starting point when choosing a creative topic for your nursing leadership capstone project.
Leadership is a great area that many researchers venture into. However, this does not mean that all the knowledge is exhausted.
When selecting the nursing leadership capstone topics, you need to be very keen not to choose a broad topic that will make you dilute the content of your nursing capstone project.
- Importance of charismatic leadership among nurse leaders
- The stress management approach for nurse leaders
- Professional development strategies for nurses
- Importance of ethical practice among nurse leaders
- Impact of nurse leadership on patient outcomes
- Significance of nurse leadership
- What is leadership from a nursing perspective?
- Long term and short-term goals for clinical leaders
- Theories that support nurse leadership
- Importance of nurse leaders in quality improvement projects
- How nurse leaders can initiate and manage change
- The link between nurse leadership and change management
- Nurse leadership: Passion or Duty?
- Role of transformational leadership among nurse managers
- Significance of communication among interprofessional team nurse leaders
- Impacts of nurse engagement and inclusion on patient outcomes
- Organizational strategies nurse leaders can use to motivate the healthcare personnel
- Challenges facing contemporary nurse leaders
- Role of nurse leaders in solving conflicts in clinical settings
- Nurse leaders as patient advocates
- Role of nurse leaders in preventing violence in emergency rooms
- How nurse leaders can address burnout among nurses
- Importance of having a personal leadership philosophy as a nurse leader
- Leadership in the U.S. Health system
- Influential nurse leaders in the political space
- Senators and governors who are nurses in the U.S.
- Role of nurse managers in healthcare
- Nurse leadership qualities and behavior
- Effective nursing leadership styles
- Leadership in nursing education
- Student nurses and leadership
- Top qualities of a great nurse leader
- Management styles in nursing
- Improving nursing leadership skills
- Interview with a nurse leader
- Strategies to Address the Shortage of Respiratory Therapists and Ventilators during Disaster
- Strength and weaknesses of charge nurses
- Role of nurse leaders in shaping public policy
- Leadership characteristics that represent excellence
- Defining leadership in nursing
- Training plan for nurse leaders
- Transactional leadership approach among nurses
- The future of nurse leadership
- How nurse leaders can ensure team leadership for the best collaboration in healthcare teams
- Traits of a great nurse leader
- Comparing and contrasting nurse leadership roles in private and public hospitals.
- Difference between accountability among nurse leaders in developed nations and developing nations
- Nurse leaders as change agents in healthcare settings
- Impact of recognition program on Registered Nurses motivation level
- Pharmaceutical Companies Overpricing Medication: Background and Policy Landscape
- The Roles of Nursing Organizations in Shaping the future of nursing
Patient Falls Nursing Capstone Project Ideas
Patient falls are an active area that is being continuously addressed by nurses.
As a DNP, MSN, or BSN student, you can easily choose a capstone project topic on patient falls and craft a well-written capstone project that can earn you the best grades.
When looking at the holistic issue of patient falls, there are measurement scales, contributing factors such as dementia, mental and physical health issues, age, or Alzheimer's, which you must take into account.
Different fall prevention and fall management strategies can also be an active area for research when undertaking your nursing capstone project. Here are some ideas:
- Prevention of patient falls through education
- Fall prevention strategies in home settings
- Fall prevention strategies in hospitals
- Potential causes of falls in hospitals
- Defining fall and fall risk patient
- The use of SPICES framework and FAMILY cards to assess old patients
- Nursing interventions to prevent falls
- Evidence-based practice falls intervention strategies in hospital settings.
- The use of video and camera monitoring to prevent falls among elderly patients
- The use of technology in fall prevention
- Hospital-Based Fall Program Measurement and Improvement in High-Reliability Organizations
- Role of hospital leadership in preventing patient falls
- Quality improvement program for reducing falls in medical-surgical units
- Factors contributing to psychiatric patient falls in hospitals
- Creating a safety culture that prevents falls
- Multifactorial fall risk assessment
- Healthcare Managers Role in Fall-Related Injury Prevention in Assisted Living Facilities
- Fall risk among osteoporosis patients
- Multifactorial interventions for the prevention of falls among elderly patients
- Use of exercise in reducing falls among elderly patients
- The Morse fall risk scale and its significance in fall risk assessment and management
- Characteristics of at fall risk patients
- Using engineering controls to prevent falls among patients and the elderly
- Outpatient fall risk assessment tool
- Effects of implementing evidence-based fall risk scale on fall rates
- Standardized fall risk assessment tool
- Medical staff attitude and knowledge about in-patient falls
- Patient fall rates in the acute care in-patient hospitals
- Patient fall education and patient safety
- Nurse education on patient falls and safety culture
- Strategies to reduce patient injuries from falls
- Fall prevention practices at home
- Environmental assessment and modification as a fall management strategy
- Home modification approach to falls management
- Impacts of the design of healthcare stings/environments on patient fall
- Physical environmental risk factors for elderly falls
- Home safety modifications to reduce fall injuries among geriatric patients
- Home environment assessment for elderly patients
- Safety awareness activities for elderly patients
- Strategies and tools to address patient falls in nursing homes
- Impacts of visiting home nurses on reducing in-patient falls
- Role of pharmacists in addressing patient falls
- An interdisciplinary approach to fall management in clinical settings
- Hourly Rounding and Fall Prevention among the elderly in long term care: A change process.
Women's Health Capstone Project Ideas
The area of women's health is also an active area of research where you can choose a creative nursing capstone idea.
For instance, it integrates breastfeeding nursing capstone ideas, sexual health, the general wellbeing of women, and healthcare access. Here are some suggestions or ideas:
- Preeclampsia among women
- Postpartum depression among women
- Diabetes management during pregnancy
- Addressing mental health among pregnant women in rural areas
- Smoking and pregnancy
- Infant mortality and preterm birth among African American women
- Teenage pregnancy
- Preventing pregnant women from Zika Virus
- The link between HPV and cervical cancer
- Mammography to detect breast cancers in women
- Gestational diabetes management
- Birth control approach among women
- Ectopic pregnancy
- Breast pumps and breastfeeding
- Using codeine and tramadol products in breastfeeding women
- Nutritional management during pregnancy
- Management of endometriosis
- Emergency contraception/ birth control
- Female genital mutilation and sexual health of women
- Impacts of fibroids on women
- Menopause in women
- Breastfeeding, work, and women of low socio-economic status
- Normal versus cesarean births
- Epidural in induced births
- Pelvic floor issues in women
- Constipation after cesarean surgery
- Urine incontinence in women
- Uterine cancer and fibroids in women
- Postmenstrual syndrome and hormonal changes
- Factors that influence the decision to breastfeed
- Use of supplements when breastfeeding
- Exclusive breastfeeding and immune levels of children
Nursing Informatics Capstone Project Ideas
- HITECH Legislation and Electronic Medical Records in healthcare
- Data governance in healthcare settings
- Impacts of a healthcare data breach
- Use of Healthcare Information Technology to support evidence-based practice in nursing
- Importance of clinical support decision making systems
- The use of technology to bridge the nurse shortage gaps in rural areas
- Electronic health records in healthcare
- Nurse informatics competencies
- Meaningful use and HIT
- Health Information as a strategic resource in the Australian settings
- The Impact of Nursing Informatics on Patient Outcomes and Patient Care Efficiencies
- Healthcare management information system
- Collaborative decision making through shared governance in healthcare
- Ethics and data management in healthcare
- The use of big data in healthcare settings
- Robotics in surgery
- The use of electronic health records to offer patient-centered care
- Assisting recovering centers
- Role of nursing informatics in quality improvement
- E-learning as a professional development approach among nurses
- Developing digital literacies for nursing school students
- Barriers to competency development in nursing informatics
- Integrating health informatics to nursing education
- The use of smartphones in inpatient management and education
- The use of simulation for nursing students
- Adoption of transformative technology such as CDSS in clinical settings
- The use of big data in clinical research
- Use of electronic medical records in acute care
- Significance of mHealth apps on mental health care access by rural populations
- Nursing Faculty Perceptions on the Use of Computer-Based Virtual Simulation in an Associate Degree Nursing Program
General Nursing Capstone Project Ideas
- Patient Portal Underutilization influence by Ethnically and Low Income
- Reducing associated ventilator infections in hospitalized patients.
- Integration of healthcare systems
- The importance of taking the health history
- A disease common with the aged population
- Strategies to ensure healthy aging
- The use of music therapy to increase expressive language skills with increasing verbalizations or echolalia in limited verbal school-age children with autism spectrum disorder
- Employee-based health insurance
- Relationship between patient care and ability to pay
- Levels of evidence in nursing
- Legal and professional requirements for nursing progress notes
- Does pre-hospital rapid cooling of MDMA overdose improve clinical outcomes?
- Implementing the IOM future of nursing
- Impacts of organizational culture on the implementation of Evidence-Based Practice (EBP)
- Affordable care for all Americans- Revisiting the legislations
- Addressing healthcare disparity in the US
- Racial discrimination in healthcare delivery in the US
- Macro trends affecting the US healthcare system
- The attitude of Saudi Arabians toward their healthcare system
- Transforming from student nurse to registered nurse
- Patient advocacy and advanced practice
- The use of chlorhexidine to reduce hospital-acquired infections
- Improving the Process of Preventative Care in HMO Organizations for Better Outcomes
- Impact of leadership on health management
- Examining the Mental Health of Veterans
- Associate Degree Nurses Perceptions on Motivators and Barriers to Return to School for a Bachelor's of Science Degree in Nursing
- Managing Complex Adaptive Healthcare Organisations (using the Theoretical Domain Framework - TDF)
Managed Nursing Care Topic Ideas for Dissertations, Term Papers, and Nursing Essays
- Identify the principal factors that determine what form and structure managed care organizations assume and how these factors influence plan design.
- Recognize the main aspects, features, and characteristics of health plans and how these components have changed over time.
- Forgoing treatment at end of life: Pediatric Euthanasia
- Recognize the range of health plans from the perspective of a continuum that moves through key variables as relative points of comparison from plan to plan.
- Recall the types of health maintenance organizations (HMOs) that served as models for other forms of managed care organizations (MCOs) and predicted their future.
- Understand the fundamental principle behind all managed care health plans that balance cost and control.
- Know the general definition of Integrated Delivery Systems that can apply to various forms of IDSs.
- Describe the various types of Medicare Advantage plans both those that are quite popular and those that are less so.
- Identify the requirements managed care organizations must have in order to qualify for offering Medicare Advantage plans.
- Know what are core results managed care organizations, physicians, and health care organizations can expect from the effective operations of disease management
- Learn what connects consumerism, network development, and contract negotiation as major themes in managed care.
- Describe the social and economic factors and conditions that strongly promoted the rise of integrated delivery systems in this country.
- Recall the design and structure of such systems and how they function and operate comparing traditional delivery systems with today's approaches.
- Describe the various types of integrated delivery systems for physicians and hospitals/health systems.
- Learn why member service represents such a strong response to consumerism both in health care delivery and administrative services.
- Explain the scope of services and general operations of customer interactive
- Understand the two factors of geography and competition as they relate to network
- Explain the four major areas of contract negotiation and why each if so critically important to managed care.
- Recognize the close connection these systems have with managed care and how these connections are mutually beneficial.
- Understand the impact the Accountable Care Act will be having on IntegratedDelivery Systems.
- Identify the strategies used by managed care organizations to create effective physician change.
- Understand the principle formula of cost and how that impacts the various areas of quality in health care delivery.
- Share what are the case management guidelines frequently applied by the managed care industry in this quality-driven strategy.
- Recall the origins of disease management and the importance of population health, evidence-based medicine, and managed care alignment in its development.
- Identify the major components of disease management and how they operate using its fundamental definition to form this discussion.
- Describe the four major roles and functions of primary care physicians as understood by managed care organizations.
- Learn what are the three major focuses all utilization management programs have.
- Know the differences between utilization management in the past with what it means today and its current conceptual framework.
- Learn the definition of quality based upon the 2003 definition from the Committee on Quality of Health Care in America.
- Compare the descriptions of quality developed by Donabedian in the 1970s with what today's managed care industry understands it to be.
- Know what represents case management and what are its core goals.
- Identify what is the case management six-step process that is commonly used by managed care organizations.
- Understand the many changes that have happened to the original Medicare program due to legislation and regulation.
- Understand the concept of consumerism and what are the two major rationales for this concept.
- Describe what consumer-directed health plans are and how they relate to the broader category of managed care plans.
- Understand the essential value and need that information technology has for the managed care industry.
- Identify the key areas in which MCOs use information technology to achieve their major goals and strategies. Identify what are the drivers for both.
- Recall how managed care companies create their primary care networks and what represents key strategies in that development.
- Identify the core functions of physician credentialing, contracting, and network
- Explain what are the core content areas and strategies MCOs use for network
- Understand both the barriers and challenges faced by Medicaid as it tries to achieve its goal of covering uninsured Americans.
- Explain what Medicaid waivers are and what are the four most common types of waivers today.
- Describe the five areas that represent the most important arenas for applying information technology in managed care organizations.
- Identify the four initiatives common for information technology related to managed care organizations.
- Describe what is the foundational information technology system and why it is so central to the operations of MCOs.
- Explain the purpose and function of benefits configuration and employer group and member enrollment.
- Share what are the social norms operating with physicians and how best to change these norms to improve physician behavior.
- Describe what are the major barriers to changing physician behavior.
- Explain the purpose and function of premium management, provider enrollment contracting-credentialing, and claims payment.
- Explain the purpose and function of electronic data exchange, document imaging and workflow, and customer services.
- Explain the purpose and function of medical management and data warehousing.
- Share what connects Medicare, Medicaid, and employers together as it related to managed care.
- Describe what are similar agenda items for these three purchasers and what are differences they have regarding their agendas with managed care.
- Explain what has been happening to Medicare over the past 10 years that has significantly impacted it.
- Learn the ten significant characteristics of disease management programs.
- Describe the major benefits of disease management in a managed care environment for providers, insurance plans, and for the patients themselves.
- Share the major challenges facing disease management programs, as well as what are the incentives to promote DM.
- Describe what is the business plan component for disease management
- Identify what makes effective Medicaid plans citing the nine characteristics that are needed to do this.
- Describe how managed care organizations address the needs of employers in terms of grouping them.
Emergency Nursing Capstone Project Ideas
If you are interested in emergency nursing, here are some critical topics and research project ideas you can use in your emergency nursing capstone project.
- Trauma-informed care for people presenting to the ED with mental issues
- Impacts of educating ED nurses about trauma-informed care for people presenting with mental health issues
- How to prevent overcrowding in the emergency departments
- Impacts of overcrowding in the hospital emergency departments
- Healthcare quality in the ED of hospitals
- Factors affecting patient flow in the ED
- Use of mobile applications to improve emergency response procedures
- How to reduce the emergency department stays for patients
- Emergency departments as the primary points of entry into healthcare
- Role of Emergency Departments in the care continuum management
- Addressing COVID-19 in the emergency departments during the pandemic
- Reorganizing Emergency Departments to address disasters and pandemics
- Trends in Emergency Department Visits and Hospital admissions during the Covid-19 pandemic
- Responsibilities of an Emergency room Nurse
- Patient classification systems in the Emergency Department settings
- Role of Emergency Nurses in Emergency Preparedness
- Role of emergency nurses in the management of chemotherapy-related complications
- Medication knowledge and willingness to nurse-initiate medications in an emergency department
- Addressing the Nurse Shortage to Improve the Quality of Patient Care in Emergency Departments
- Factors leading to the length of stay and boarding inpatients
- Infection control in the emergency departments
- Education to improve staff competence in the ED
- Interdisciplinary collaboration and open communication among ED nurses
- Incentive programs for the ED nurses
- Ergonomics and facility design of Eds
- Implementation of technology to improve patient care in ED
- Nursing Workforce Issues and Trends Affecting Emergency Departments
- Assessment and risk classification protocol for patients in emergency units
- Attitudes of emergency nurses in caring for older patients at an emergency department
- Use of Pediatric Telemedicine in the Emergency Departments
- Pediatric medication safety in the Emergency departments
- Use of MRI and CT in Paediatric emergency departments
- The efficacy of enema solutions in Paediatric Emergency Departments
- How student nurses view the emergency departments
- Utilizing six sigma in the emergency departments
- Lean thinking in the emergency departments
- Assessment tools for nursing workload in the emergency departments
- Violence in the Emergency Departments
- Role of ED nurses in patient advocacy and policy formulation
- Factors leading to frequent use of Emergency departments
- Incidence and Prevalence of burnout among emergency nurses
- Role of freestanding emergency departments in healthcare
- Do freestanding emergency departments alleviate congestion in hospital-based Eds?
- Freestanding Emergency departments and Medicare Costs
- Barriers to implementation of Telemedicine in Rural Emergency Departments
- Rehospitalization rates between rural and urban Emergency Departments
- Use of tele-emergency to reduce transfers on rural emergency departments
- Barriers to point-of-care ultrasound scans in rural Emergency Departments
- Impacts of decreased nursing staffing in Emergency Departments on throughput metrics
- Impacts of Point-of-care testing in the overcrowded emergency department
- Safe staffing for nursing in emergency departments
- Effects of mandated nurse-patient ratios on patient wait time and care time in the emergency department
- Hospital Strategies for Reducing Emergency Department Crowding
Capstone Project Topics on Nursing Burnout
Nurses are the most important cog in the wheel of healthcare. If you are passionate about administrative or human resources management in nursing, you can select these nurse burnout topic ideas for your capstone. Whether you are writing an MSN, BSN, or DNP capstone project, these topics are suitable. Remember to select an idea that interests you, one which can lead to your specialization.
- Causes and consequences of pediatric nurse burnout
- Predictors of nursing burnout in ED
- Occupational, psychological, and physical impacts of nursing burnout
- Prevalence of burnout among psychiatric nurses
- Burnout and the attrition rate among nurses
- Burnout syndrome in psychiatric oncology nurses
- Burnout in the Gastroenterology unit nurses
- Impacts of increasing patients on burnout among critical care nurses
- Burnout among the NICU nurses
- Work and Health Correlates of Sleep Quantity and Quality Among Correctional Nurses
- What is the effect of a stress-reduction intervention on correctional nurses work-related quality of life
- Burn out syndrome among medical interns
- Coping strategies for nurses experiencing burnout
- The link between workload and burnout among nurses
- Burnout Syndrome in Paediatric Nurses
- Prevalence of burnout, depression, anxiety, and stress in Australian midwives
- The Impact of Personal Religious and Spiritual Beliefs on the Mental Well-Being and Burnout of nurses
- Nursing burnout and quality of care
- Impacts of 1x1 meetings on nurse burnout
- The link between nurse burnout and patient satisfaction
- Strategies to prevent burnout syndrome among nurses
- How to assess burnout among nurses
- Can AI be used to assess burnout among nurses?
- Role of job shadowing and rotation in solving burnout among nurses
- Yoga as a self-care approach and strategy to prevent burnout
- Snack and Relax a strategy to address nurses' professional quality of life
- Effect of communication skills training on the burnout of nurses
- A brief mindfulness-based stress reduction intervention for nurses and nurse aides
- Effectiveness of cognitive-behavioral interventions in reducing occupational stress among nurses
- Impacts of nurse leader mindfulness meditation program in stress management
- Effects of the professional identity development program on the professional identity, job satisfaction, and burnout levels of nurses
- Impact of a meaning-centered intervention on job satisfaction and quality of life among palliative care nurses.
- Development and application of an overcoming compassion fatigue program for emergency nurses
- Impacts of support groups and coping to reduce nurse burnout
- Mindfulness training and burnout prevention among oncology nurses
- Passage meditation reduces perceived stress in nurses
- Explore Role of the Nursing Manager During a shortage of Nursing Staff in Elderly care home
- Exploring the role of Nurses antimicrobial stewardship programme in reducing antibiotics misuse and antimicrobial resistance
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Capstone projects from 2022 2022.
Survival of Anthrax Patients with Fluid Collections by Treatment Status , Sophie Binney
A Review of Economic Policies to Reduce and Prevent Child Maltreatment and Other Adverse Childhood Experiences , Kaila Farmer
Behavioral and Epidemiological factors behind Vaccine Hesitancy in The United States , Maggie Hanusek
The Evaluation Plan for the LGBTQ+ Runaway & Homelessness Youth (LRHY) Outreach Program , Jade Matthews
Analysis of the Association between Physical and Mental Health in Adults: Understanding the Literature and Developing a Plan for Future Research , Max Moskowitz
Health Insurance Status and Severe Maternal Morbidity Outcomes in the United States - A Policy Review , Adejumobi Otekunrin MD, MPH
The Associations Between Overweight/Obesity Among Children and Select Social and Economic Predictors , Lauren A. Powell
“We Really are Seeing Racism in the Hospitals”: Racism and Doula Care , Ayeesha Sayyad
Concepts for Antiracist Policy Formulation , Sophia Steinberg
“a Doula Is Not a Visitor...a Birth Doula Is an Essential Part of the Birth Team”: Interprofessional Dynamics among Doulas, Doctors, and Nurses , Kaniya Williamson
Capstone Projects from 2021 2021
Challenges and Prospects of Implementing Mobile Health in Angola: Lessons Learned from Kenya and Denmark. , Maria da Graca Ambrosio
Evaluating Funding Structures of Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) in Metropolitan Atlanta: A Basis for Public Policy , Mamta Sanam Chaudhary
Levels of Engagement in a Comprehensive Parenting Intervention to Reduce Child Neglect Among Mothers without a High School Diploma: A Profile Examination , De Gao
The Need for Speed: Broadband Access as a Social Determinant of Health , Mwoddah Habib
An Evaluation Plan for Georgia's Injury Prevention Program , Joy Ngene
Examining United States Drug Policy from 2010-2021: A Qualitative Summation Using PEST Framework Model , Izadora A. Nunes
U.S. Rural Healthcare Shortage: A Review of Strategies in the U.S., Canada, and Colombia. , Carlos Perez
Comparing Water Quality Data of Atlanta's Sewage Overflows and Spills , Bonnie M. Pirlot
Policy Recommendations to Address Disproportionate Health Outcomes Caused by Healthy Food Access in Relation to Housing Districts Segregated by Class and Race , Roselyn Quarcoo
Characterization of Hand Hygiene Techniques Among Intensive Care Nurses: A Descriptive Study , Ashley L. Reyes
Analysis of Loss of Work during the COVID-19 Pandemic in the United States , Mira Shah
Research Proposal: COVID-19 Pandemic and Birth Experiences: Describing the Relationship Between Policies and the Birth Experiences of Georgia Mothers , Katherine Thornburgh
Georgia Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC) Resource and Protocol Guide , Sanon Williams
Developing and Disseminating the Children’s Environmental Health Index with Web GIS , Allegra Yeley
Branched Chain Amino Acids and Risk of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus: A Literature Review , Alina Yemelyanov
Capstone Projects from 2020 2020
The Role of Policy in Preventing Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and Childhood Trauma in Georgia , Hallie Andrews
StayNeighbor: Community Platform for Essential Supplies and Services During the COVID-19 Pandemic , Samuel Archbold
Strategies in Maintaining Financial Sustainability of National Health Insurance Under A Single-payer System in Indonesia, Taiwan, and Canada: A Comparative Study , Arif Budiman
Aligning the Georgia Child Abuse & Neglect Prevention Plan with Governor Kemp's Priorities and Initiatives , Taylor Jennings
Healthcare for All: Achieving Universal Health Coverage (UHC) through the Strengthening of Health Systems , Diene Kaba
Youth Vaping: An Analysis of an Epidemic , Tina Kilpatrick
Georgia’s Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation Prevention Technical Assistance Resource Guide (TARG) Evaluation Report , Maureen Oginga
U.S. Opioid Epidemic: Challenges and Opportunities for Evidence-based Policies , Imoh S. Okon
The Association between Mental Illness and Incarceration Among the African American/Black Population in the United States , Brittany Oladipupo
Capstone Projects from 2019 2019
A Cross-Sectional Study to Identify Factors Associated with Extrapulmonary Tuberculosis Among Foreign-Born In DeKalb County Georgia During 2008-2018 , Chinedu F. Egbuonu
WHO Drinking Water Guidelines , Aja Jagne
Evaluating Strategies for Community-sourced Photography for Mapping Alcohol Adverts in the Urban Slums in Kampala, Uganda , Joseph Madden
Community Organizing as a Vehicle to Promote Public Health in Clarkston, GA: A Literature Review & Case Study of Georgia Refugee Health and Mental Health , Maylott Mulugeta
The Use of Art to Increase Awareness about Mental Well-being and Promotion of Mental Health among the African American Community , Andromada Murden
Hepatitis C Virus (HCV) and Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) Opt-out Testing in a Southern Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) , Leah Pinholster
A Resource Guide on the Epidemiology, Prevention, and Treatment of Opioid and Other Substance Use. , Anthony F. Rotoloni
Promoting an Urban Utopia: The Role of Community Gardens on Community Vitality , Kayla Danielle Staley
Augmenting Coastal Georgia’s Fresh-Water Supply while Reducing Local Salt-Water Intrusion into Groundwater Reservoirs , Forrest A. Strickland
Capstone Projects from 2018 2018
A Resource Guide To Empower Older Adults to Make Informed Health Decisions About Prescription Opioids And The Potential For Misuse , Kandia S. Al-Haddad
Program Evaluation Aspects of Atlanta Streets Alive , Rebecca A. Ament
A Systematic Analysis of Hepatitis C Virus Screening Trends and Linkage to Care Program in the United States , Ijeoma Azih
Understanding Educational Vulnerability in the Context of Disasters Using Visualizations , Cherish Caldwell
Tobacco-free Campus Post-implementation Program , Ashley Campbell
Examining the Relationship between Drought and Mental Health Outcomes of Depression and Anxiety in the U.S. , Robyn J. Cathey
Urban Water Planning in Lagos, Nigeria: An Analysis of Current Infrastructure Developments and Future Water Management Solutions , Adaure Chiori
A Review of Childhood Obesity Prevention Efforts among Evidence-Based Home Visiting Programs , Olga Costa
Prevention Messages to Reduce the Risk of Shigellosis among Men who have Sex with Men , Steve Evener
A Baseline Comparison of PATSCH and Parent as Teachers , Irasema Garcia-Rosales
A Mobile Initiative for Waste Disposal in Bringing Awareness to the Damage Littering Behavior Has on Storm Drains , Kimberly Hung
Examining the Community Outreach Efforts of Local African American Religious Organizations in Relation to Drug Use and HIV Transmission , Alyshia Jackson
A Qualitative Analysis of the Environmental and Personal Factors which Influence the Help-Seeking Behaviors of Men who have Sex with Men in Light of the Emerging Threat of Antimicrobial Resistance to Shigella Bacteria , Kathleen Jacobson
Alcohol Use among Orphans in Sub-saharan Africa: a Literature Review , Megan M. Mallett
Community- Based Walking Programs to Reduce Chronic Illness Among Racial/Ethnic Minorities in Limited Resource Neighborhoods: A Literature Review and Program Materials for Walk the Line , Alanti McGill
Consolidating Resources for the Aged-Out Human Trafficking Population Using a Mobile Application , Soumya Nalli
Mobile Application for Survivors of Domestic Violence , Varsha Neelam
A Historical Review of the Influenza Outbreaks Within Military Settings and Understanding the Viral Spread of the 1918 Influenza Pandemic , Naomi Ngadiman
How Social and Lifestyle Factors of African American Women Influence Behavior and Prevalence of Obesity: Literature Review , Briana E. Oliver
The Epidemiology of Wasting in Nigeria , Oluwatoyin Victoria Omotosho
Understanding Open Access Data Using Visualizations in R , Hazel Shah
An Evaluation of A National Sexual Violence Prevention Program: The Rape Prevention and Education Program , Arielle Shiver
Protecting College Students with Good Samaritan Policies: A Call to Action! , Nia Sutton
Assessment of Policies and Programs That Apply Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Study Research , Rohjan Tajik
Capstone Projects from 2017 2017
Policy Recommendations for Addressing Health Insurance Network Adequacy and Provider Network Standards in the Georgia Insurance Market , Oluwatoyin Adedapo-Jimoh
A Grant Proposal to Evaluate the Effect Antibiotic TB Treatment has on the Gut Microbiota and on Metabolic Functions of Pediatric TB Patients in Dekalb County , Oluwatobiloba Adeola Akingbade
An Evaluation of a School-based Behavioral Health Initiative in Three Rural Counties , Bianca Anderson
Relationships Between Physical Activity and Neighborhood Walking Characteristics: Analysis of the 2015 National Health Interview Survey , Colby Brown
Epidemiology of Type 2 Diabetes in populations of African Descent , Kenyatta Bruce
Physical Injury as a Result of Intimate Partner Violence: An Individual, County, and State Level Analysis , Sharon Caslin
Factors That Contribute to The Disproportionate Rates of HIV among Black Men Who Have Sex with Men (MSM): A Systematic Review , Santanna S. Comer
Exploring Mental Health Services for Women Post Incarceration , Jalisa Cruver
An Examination of Metabolic Syndrome in Asthmatic Subjects: A Study Using the 2013-2014 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey , Jasmine N. Cunningham
Health Interventions to Promote the Polio Vaccine within the Global Polio Eradication Initiative: A Systematic Review From 2000-2014. , Aime Serge Dali
Evidence of Injury Following Sexual Assault: A Research Proposal , Brea Echard
Street Medicine: A Program Evaluation , Ariel L. Edwards
Exploring Strategies to Increase Fruit and Vegetable Consumption Among Students in a School Cafeteria , Abigail Furtner
Branched Chain Amino Acids: Causal or Predictive of Type 2 Diabetes , Jency George
A Systematic Review on the Association Between Hormonal Contraception and Antiretroviral Therapy in HIV-Positive Women , Evan Graham
Incorporating Health Activities into the Friends of the Park Agenda: A Health Program Plan Framework , Hayley Hamilton
Analysis of the Quality, Integration, and Cost-effectiveness of Primary Care, Electronic Health Records, and End of Life Care: Lessons from the American Healthcare System to Inform National Health Insurance in the Bahamas , Brittney Jones
Geographic Information Systems Analysis of Walkability Data for the Atlanta Beltline Communities , Michale Kanchik
The Legacy for Children™ Program-- A Capstone on Fidelity Monitoring and Certification , Camille Kramer
Effectiveness of Pharmacist Delivered Medication Reconciliation Interventions on Hospital Readmission Rates: A Literature Review , Charles S. Lee
Factors Leading to Occupational Injuries and Illnesses among Hispanic Construction Workers in The United States: A Systematic Review , Luis Felipe Leon Cubides
Analysis of Anti-Retroviral Procurement for HIV-Affected Countries from Fiscal Years 2012 to 2014 , Dejene' Marshall
From Coverage to Care Implementation Plan , Michelle Mavreles
Bicycling for Transportation at Georgia State University: Findings and Recommendations for the Georgia State University Bike Plan , Sarah Braunstein McCartha
Categorizing Vending Machine Snacks at GSU for Metabolic Syndrome Dietary Recommendations , Allie Micheli
Lessons Learned and Recommendations for Conducting Research on the Effects of a Child Neglect Prevention-Focused Parent-Child Interaction Module (SafeCare PCI) on Home Language Environment and Toddler Expressive Language , Ambra Noble
Methodology to Cultivating Hand Hygiene Compliance in Healthcare Facilities , Ugo Okeke
A Review of the Relationship between Screen Time and Low Levels of Physical Activity with Obesity and Sedentary Behaviors in Children and Adolescents , Christal S. Oliver
Framework Analysis: Potential Repatriation and Mental Health System Recovery in the MENA , Yasmin Othman
A Program Evaluation of a Peri-Urban, Multi-Location Care Coordination Program in Georgia and Comparative Analysis of Other United States Care Coordination Programs for Uninsured, High-Risk Patients to Develop Promising Practice Recommendations , Amanda Parker
Effects of Exposure to E-cigarette Advertising on Adolescents: A Systematic Review , Paayal Patel
An Evaluation of Asthma Surveillance Packaging and Dissemination Efforts in Georgia , Lauren Potts
A Historical and Political Review of the Response to the 2015-2016 Zika Outbreak in Puerto Rico , Laura Riquelme
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Before you become a nurse, you must go through a complex and challenging studying process. A nursing capstone project is an important part of it. The nursing profession is not an easy fit and for that reason, you have to study hard and demonstrate different skills.
In the course of your study, you will be tasked to create several projects and nursing capstone in one of them. Writing a nursing capstone requires you to get a good topic, conduct research, collect facts, and provide evidence. This makes the entire process of writing a nursing capstone project exciting.
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What is the Nursing Capstone Project?
A nursing capstone project is an academic paper that students write to demonstrate their practical work experience, facts, and experimentation to help in identifying the issues in the real world and application of skills from theory to actionable solutions. A capstone project can also be referred to as a senior capstone or capstone experience. A capstone project in nursing can either be research or problem-solving.
An ideal nursing capstone project can take between 20 to 100 pages at the maximum length. It should be persuasive with an excellent topic. Nursing capstone projects, just like other capstone projects, should be evidence-based and strongly reinforce the best practices in different nursing specialties.
When taking your nursing capstone project, it is recommended that you work closely with a practicing professional to help you by offering real-world nursing experiences and advice on the design.
Where to Get Suitable Nursing Project Ideas
Are you looking for nursing capstone project ideas but you don’t know where to start from? We, let’s look at some of the ideal places to source your ideas for your upcoming nursing project.
1. Class Notes and Past Capstone Projects
Starting with your class notes is a big step towards getting a suitable capstone project idea. Reviewing the notes you have written throughout the semesters will get your brains churning out great ideas. Past capstone projects can also help you identify a great capstone project idea. Skimming through past capstone projects can help brainstorm various ideas as written by different persons. At the end of it, you can be sure to settle on a viable capstone project idea.
2. Nursing News Articles
Getting hold of news articles that detail issues in the local healthcare centers and homes could help ignite a capstone project idea. Nursing homes and local health care centers have for many years been trailed by problems. For example, think about management issues in these centers. While pondering the issues you might come up with a viable project idea for your capstone.
3. Clinical Rounds
Clinical rounds allow you to work with a preceptor and at times shadow your peers when there is a shortage. In this case, you could have learned significantly from these clinical. Whatever, little you learned, especially when providing care to the patient can be converted into a great capstone project idea. What was your experience? What were the challenges? What concepts worked and which ones did not? Was your clinical facility using evidence-based practices in nursing? These are some of the questions that can inform your capstone project idea.
4. Read Nursing Journal Articles
Regular reading of nursing journal articles or medicine-focused journals will put you in a better place to come up with a great idea for your capstone project. You will have unlimited access to lots of information on research and reviewed articles. You will always be up to date with the most recent nursing publications and privy to all the trending topics in nursing. With all these, we bet that you can miss getting an excellent capstone project idea.
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Importance of Capstone Projects to Nursing Students
The capstone project serves many goals in the nursing course. However, the primary goals are anchored in the need for students to demonstrate theoretical knowledge in solving practice-based issues in various nursing specialties. Check out why it is important to write a nursing capstone project.
- Capstone projects gives chance to students to combine work from class with professional practice : As you write your capstone project, you can apply different nursing theories, models, ideas, and frameworks to help improve your professional development.
- Understanding Community Needs : Through the writing of nursing capstone projects, a student can identify and address the healthcare issues and needs within a community set-up.
- Help define a problem or opportunity : For example, a rise in the rates of childhood obesity is a problem that a nursing capstone project can come up with actionable strategies to address the issue.
- Helps develop an interest in a given Specialty : As you are researching and working on your nursing capstone project, you can in the process develop an interest in a given area in the nursing course that you can further your studies on.
- Help studiers to have a look as the nursing world from a systems approach point of view : When a student takes up nursing capstone projects during their final year in college, they most likely make a difference in the healthcare setting and the community at large. This is because in the capstone project they will try to solve systemic issues in their areas of specialty.
An excellent capstone project ought to reflect the use of data, statistics, research ethics, leadership, and program theory and be preceded by a capstone research proposal.
Nursing Research Paper Definitions and Key Rules
Nursing research questions often revolve around the concept of definition. What most nursing students across various colleges and universities forget is that successful nursing research ought to be as innovative as possible.
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Regardless of what area of nursing you want to specialize it is important to remain specific. You can consider choosing a topic that deals with ethics, diversity, history among other ideas for your research paper. However, the key rule with a nursing research paper is using relevant sources along with maintaining the research structure format.
The nursing research paper, as a rule, must have an introduction, body paragraphs, and conclusion with the reference page, depending on the format requirements. Keep an academic writing style without bringing in colloquial language and first-person, if the paper is not a personal reflection.
When introducing facts in support of your argument, remember to provide a proper citation from relevant nursing journals, articles, and books to avoid plagiarism risks.
Nursing Research Process Components
Perfect nursing research always begins with prior research for possible topic ideas and finding the relevant academic journals dealing with the topic. Let’s say, for instance, you want to research child care. It is recommended to research works on this topic by other scholars to understand the challenges and relevant issues before settling on researchable topics under this segment. By doing so, you will find related sources and choose a little different approach to make your research paper unique.
The next step is the research paper introduction where you have to provide an interesting hook that can either be a solid statement or providing an arguable argumentation. If you are writing a hot controversial research topic, consider making a claim that can is developed into a suitable thesis statement.
When writing the body paragraphs, you must desist from using too many ideas since this approach confuses your audience and generally makes it difficult to come up with a conclusive conclusion. As the concluding paragraph, make sure it calls to action and provides a personal recommendation or analysis of information conversed.
If you are going to use any statistics or comparison data in your research paper, make sure to include a full listing in the Appendix or notes if required. Be sure to use nursing theorists, support your arguments with accurate in-text citations and make your research paper’s qualitative elements prevail over quantitative.
General Nursing Capstone Project Ideas
- The importance of taking the health history
- A disease common with the aged population
- Patient portal underutilization influence by ethnical and low income
- integration of healthcare systems
- Employee-based health insurance
- Strategies to ensure healthy aging
- Reducing associated ventilator infections in hospitalized patients
- Levels of evidence in nursing
- Patient advocacy and advanced practice
- Does pre-hospital rapid cooling of MDMA overdoes improve clinical outcome
- Implementing the IOM future of nursing
- Affordable care for all Americans-Revisiting the legislations
- Racial discrimination in healthcare delivery in the USA
- Macro trends affecting the US healthcare system
- Impacts of organizational culture on the implementation of Evidence-Based Practices (EBP)
- Examining the mental health of veterans
- Improving the process of preventive care in HMO organizations for better outcomes
- Associated degree nurses perceptions on motivators and barriers to returning to school for a bachelor’s of science degree in nursing
- The use of chlorhexidine to reduce hospital-acquired infections
- Transforming from student nurse to registered nurse
Nursing Capstone Project Ideas for Mental Health
- The use of cognitive-behavioral therapy techniques in psychiatric facilities
- Cultural-based mental health programs
- How domestic violence affects the children
- Using CBT for PTSD affected veterans
- Impacts of bullying at the workplace for new nurses
- Development of new mental health guide for educators
- The link between homelessness and mental health issues
- Art therapy and mental health
- Children and adolescent psychiatry
- The efficiency of Yoga in Maintaining mental
- Tobacco dependence
- Causes of suicide among youths
- Health education approach for mentally ill patients
- Substance abuse disorders
- Addressing stigma among carers and patients with mental health issues
- Access to mental health services by aboriginals or specific population
- Understanding postnatal depression among women
- Substance abuse among the geriatric population
- Lateral violence among nurses
- Mental health nursing for adolescents
- Mental health scales best for children in prison
- Outcome measures for an inpatient with mental health issues
- Impacts of teenage suicides
- Psychological rehabilitation readiness assessment
- Mental illness and autonomous decision making
- Are intellectual disability nurses perceived differently from other nurses?
- Preparing student nurses to manage trauma in clinical settings
- Effectiveness of mental health services for deaf service users
- Links between heritage, arts, museums and mental health
Women’s Health Capstone Project Ideas
The specialty of women’s health is an active area of research where you can easily find an excellent nursing capstone idea. This area integrates breastfeeding ideas, sexual health, general wellbeing of women, and access to healthcare capstone project ideas. Some of the best ideas you can consider in this specialty include:
- Postpartum depression among women
- Preeclampsia among women
- Preventing pregnant women from Zika Virus
- Infant mortality and preterm birth among African American women
- Addressing mental health among pregnant women in rural areas
- The link between HPV and cervical cancer
- Smoking and pregnancy
- Diabetes management during pregnancy
- Breastfeeding, work, and women of low socio-economic status
- Menopause in women
- Emergency contraception/birth control
- Nutritional management during pregnancy
- Impact of fibroid on women
- Using codeine and tramadol products in breastfeeding women
- Management of endometriosis
- Normal versus cesarean births
- Pelvic floor issues in women
- Constipation after cesarean surgery
- Female genital mutilation and sexual health of women
- Uterine cancer and fibroids in women
- Epidural in induced births
- Exclusive breastfeeding and immune levels of children
- Urine incontinence in women
- Postmenstrual syndrome and hormonal changes
- Use of supplements when breastfeeding
- Factors that influence the decision to breastfeed
- Birth control approach among women
- Gestational diabetes management
- Breast pumps and breastfeeding
Pediatric Nursing Research Topics
- Taking care of children with congenital heart disease: Psychological issues
- Evaluation of pragmatic language patterns in autistic children
- Cancer: Health services delivery efficiency
- Children with cancer and their families: Psychological issues
- Radiation therapy: The response of the hematopoietic
- Leukemia cells and the immune system: Mechanisms of interaction
- Childhood obesity: A population health issue
- Childhood acute leukemia: The use of molecular markers in the diagnosis
- Blindness in children receiving oxygen therapy: Risk-reducing strategies
- Childhood obesity and other cardiovascular risk factors: Epidemiologic research
- Early life exposure that promotes heart disease later in life
- Stem cells and their usage in the treatment of pediatric diseases
- Role of early-life exposure to endocrine-disrupting chemicals in childhood obesity
- Childhood obesity: Identification, prevention, screening, and management
- Obesity in children and adolescents: Prevention strategies
- Asthma in children: Diagnosis and management
- Prenatal exposure to nicotine: Health effects
- Early-life exposure to nicotine: Health effects
- Asthma in children: Monitoring techniques
- Vaccination against influenza in children: Reactions and complications
- HHV6: Pathogenesis, immunology, and treatment
- Meningitis in children: Prevention and vaccination
- Opportunistic fungal infections: Pathogenesis and treatment
- Cells and molecules in lung health and disease: Understanding the function
- Common measles complications in children
- Animal models for respiratory diseases: The investigation of the pathogenesis
- Surfactant replacement therapy for premature infants: Beneficial effects
- New therapeutic approaches to developmental diseases of the nervous system
- Movement disorders in children: Understanding and treatment
- Neurotrophin and neurotransmitter receptors: A molecular study
- Tourette syndrome in children: Cause and treatment
- Anorexia and related changes in brain function and behavior
- Understanding metabolic syndrome: Symptoms and causes
- Neuroblastoma in children: Understanding racial differences
- ADHD medication for children: Long-term effects
- Infant Nutrition: Prevention of obesity and eating disorders
- Eating disorders in children: Effects on growth and health
- Ear infections in children: Diagnosis and treatment
- Efficacy of mind-body therapy in children with ADHD
- Acute renal insufficiency: Nursing care and treatment
- Autism in children: Benefits of meditation techniques
- ADHD in children: Efficacy of dance and music therapy
- Hypoplastic left heart syndrome: Management strategies
- Kidney stones in children: Preventive strategies
- Children with type 1 diabetes from ethnic minorities: Risk factors
- Type 1 diabetes in children: Genetic factors
Health Promotion Nursing Research Topics
- New ways of maintaining a healthy lifestyle in older age
- Community-based exercise programs for older adults
- Preventive medicine practices for seniors
- Communication and sharing of preventative medicine techniques: New ways
- Ideas for quitting smoking: new techniques
- Planning meaningful activities with older adults as a means of reducing depressive symptoms
- Late-life depression management programs for the elderly
- Smoking cessation: The study of obstacles
- Involvement of children in various physical activities: Promotion strategies
- Youth inactivity: Ways of raising awareness
- Health promotion strategies for obesity
- New ways of educating young people about the importance of having a positive body image
- Motivation to change inactive behavior in young people
- Improving diabetes lifestyle
- New strategies in fostering cancer-preventive behaviors
- Workplace wellness programs as ways of supporting healthy behavior
- New ways of increasing cancer screening rates
- Maintenance of healthy work environments: New ways
- Workplace health promotion among low-paid workers: New strategies
- Workplace programs for raising awareness of heart disease
- Occupational health and safety programs for people working in dangerous conditions
- The effects of second-hand smoking: Ways of raising awareness
- New ways of reducing exposure to cancer risk factors
- Non-occupational factors in the general environment: Ways of raising awareness
- Award-system as means of promotion of participation in workplace initiatives
- New ways of increasing worker’s participation in shaping the working environment
- Alcohol as a risk factor for cancer: Ways of raising awareness
- Healthy eating habits as a means of preventing the development of diet-associated cancer
- The importance of vaccines for the hepatitis B virus in cancer prevention
- Physical inactivity as a major cause of death in developed countries
- UV radiation and skin cancer: Ways of raising awareness
- The role of school-based interventions in preventing childhood mental health problems
- Cyberbullying: Ways of raising awareness and prevention
- Workplace policies: Depression management promotion
- Ways of raising awareness on the routes of transmitting infectious diseases
- HIV prevention: New ways of health promotion
- Health childhood development: Health education for children
- Brain exercise: Understanding key principles
- Managing the global epidemic: Ways of raising health awareness
- Disease outbreaks: The role of health promotion
- Communication of useful health information to lay community: New ways
- The efficacy of school health promotion
- Brain health programs: Creating new strategies on a small budget
Patient Falls Nursing Capstone Project Ideas
This is an area that is being continuously addressed by nurses. Whether it’s a BSN, MSN, or DNP Capstone Project, you can choose an idea on patient falls and write a well-written capstone project that can deliver you the top grades. Here are some of the ideas you can choose for your capstone project:
- Prevention of patient falls through education
- Potential causes of falls in hospitals
- Nursing interventions to prevent falls
- Fall prevention strategies in home settings
- Evidence-based practice fall intervention strategies in the hospital setting
- Defining fall and fall risk patients
- The use of technology in fall prevention
- Quality improvement program for reducing falls in medical-surgical units
- Role of hospital leadership in preventing patient falls
- The use of SPICES framework and FAMILY cards to assess old patients
- Hospital-Based Fall Program Measurement and Improvement in High-Reliability Organizations
- Creating a safety culture that prevents falls
- The use of video and camera monitoring to prevent falls among elderly patients
- Standardized fall risk assessment tool
- Outpatient fall risk assessment tool
- Use of exercise in reducing fall among elderly patients
- Multifactorial fall risk assessment
- Using engineering controls to prevent falls among patients and the elderly
- Medical staff attitude and knowledge about in-patient falls
- Strategies to reduce patient injuries from falls
- Nurse education on patient falls and safety culture
- The Morse fall risk scale and its significance in fall risk assessment and management
- Effects of implementing evidence-based fall risk scale on fall rates
- Impact of visiting home nurses on reducing in-patient falls
- Safety awareness activities for elderly patients
- Physical environmental risk factors for elderly falls
- Role of pharmacists in addressing patient falls
- Home modification approach to falls management
- An interdisciplinary approach to fall management in clinical settings
Nursing Leadership Capstone Project Ideas
Nursing leadership is an area that many researchers have ventured into. But this doesn’t mean that all the information is exhausted. You can get an ideal capstone project idea in a nursing leadership specialty that can deliver you the best grades if written well. These are some of the best capstone project ideas you can consider in this field:
- Significance of nurse leadership
- Theories that support nurse leadership
- The stress management approach for nurse leaders
- Importance of ethical practice among nurse leaders
- How nurse leaders can initiate and manage change
- Long term and short term goals for clinical leaders
- Importance of charismatic leadership among nurse leaders
- What is leadership from a nursing perspective?
- Importance of nurse leaders in quality improvement projects
- Role of transformational leadership among nurse managers
- The link between nurse leadership and change management
- Challenges facing contemporary nurse leaders
- Nurse leaders as patient advocates
- Nurse leadership: Passion or Duty?
- Role of nurse leaders in solving conflicts in clinical settings
- Impacts of nurse engagement and inclusion on patient outcomes
- Organizational strategies nurse leaders can use to motivate the healthcare personnel
- How nurse leaders can address burnout among nurses
- Role of nurse managers in healthcare
- Influential nurse leaders in the political space
- Effective nursing leadership styles
- Strengths and weaknesses of charge nurses
- Leadership characteristics that represent excellence
- Management styles in nursing
- Student nurses and leadership
- Nurse leadership qualities and behavior
- Improving nursing leadership skills
- Top qualities of a great nurse leader
- Leadership in nursing education
- How nurse leaders can ensure team leadership for the best collaboration in healthcare teams
- Transactional leadership approach among nurses
- Defining leadership in nursing
- Training plan for nurse leaders
- Difference between accountability among nurse leaders in developed nations and developing nations
- Pharmaceutical companies overpricing medication: Background and Policy Landscape
- Comparing and contrasting nurse leadership roles in private and public hospitals
- The role of nursing organizations in shaping the future of nursing
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Top 100 Psychology Capstone Project Ideas
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Psychology is the study of the human mind and its functions, particularly those that influence behavior. Psychopathology is a large field, and students may become perplexed when trying to come up with psychology capstone project ideas because of it. Some students even claim that coming up with a decent psychology capstone project idea is more difficult than actually writing the assignment. We’ve decided to assist students with capstone project ideas in order to help them excel academically. For students, we’ve compiled a list of the top psychology capstone project ideas. As you go down, you’ll see these topics. All of the capstone project ideas we’ve provided are engaging and simple enough for students to implement. We are confident that if students use the subjects below, they will have no trouble deciding what to write about in their projects. We took the time to collect only the most widely used psychological concepts so that students can deal with concepts they are already familiar with. You will undoubtedly get the most out of your capstone assignment if you use our suggestions. 1. Aging and mental illness 2. The negative impacts of abortion on mental health 3. The influence of gender on depression 4. Violence among teens 5. Cognitive-behavioral therapy 6. How children decode 7. Children’s decoding and encoding emotion in music 8. Does depression affect gender? 9. Effects of various color to mental states 10. How are habits formed? 11. Human development phases 12. Harmful contributions of age to memory 13. How stress affects people 14. How sleep quality impacts upon brain performance 15. Automatic vs. controlled process in emotion 16. Crucial stages of psychological development 17. Psychological reasons for depression 18. The psychological impact of crimes on victims 19. How the environment influences personality 20. Hyperactive children: environment or biology role? 21. How social anxiety impacts upon affected person 22. How culture influences cognitive processes 23. Preterm delivery and stress 24. The long and short term memory 25. Schizophrenia and seasonal effects 26. Situations leading to mental disorder 27. Stress symptoms and stress 28. Symptoms and reasons of stress 29. Stress and physical illness relationship 30. Understanding Schizophrenia among male and female 31. Mental development 32. Social interaction of modern teenagers 33. Factors that cause factors cause suicidal behavior 34. How bipolar disorder influence a person’s life 35. Reasons why some people are addicted to depression 36. Why the military need psychologists 37. Difference between long-term memory and short-term memory 38. How stress affects our personality 39. How people unconsciously learn new behaviors 40. How stress influences our behavior 41. Stereotyping gender emotion 42. Nonverbal communication 43. How the environment affects personality development 44. Suicidal behaviors: Understanding the situation 45. Consequences of teenage sexting 46. How television influences children’s violent behavior 47. Predicting impressions of different faces using connectionist models 48. Addiction to social media 49. Signs and treatments of anxiety 50. Anxiety disorder 51. How to control domestic violence 52. How circadian rhythm affects humans 53. How social media influences people’s behaviors 54. How to read nonverbal signs 55. Psychological disorders 56. why people start using drugs. 57. How games assist the brain in developing well 58. Symptoms of psychological disorders 59. How education influences the personality of a person 60. How bullying influences student’s success 61. The reasons for depression 62. The stages of coping with a loss 63. Factors that develop the self-esteem of an individual 64. The rules for detecting lies 65. The role of psychotherapy 66. The causes of drug addiction 67. Verbal and nonverbal communication 68. Treating disorders in children behavior 69. Psychodynamic and behavioral theories 70. The psychological benefits of laughter 71. How cognitive dissonance impacts upon values and behaviors 72. How sleep deprivation affects brain development in children 73. The Narcissistic Personality Disorder 74. How to reduce undesirable behaviors in children 75. How to identify and reduce stress 76. How to overcome anxiety disorder 77. Personality and mental health 78. Factors that influence the behavior of children 79. The process of self-discovery in adolescents 80. The cause of autism 81. Attentive-hyperactivity disorder 82. Management of anorexia nervosa 83. Symptoms of bipolar disorder 84. Characteristics of introvert and extrovert 85. The causes of mood swings 86. Factors that influence changes in adolescents 87. Classical and operant conditioning 88. Working memory and short-term memory 89. Obsessive-compulsive disorder 90. The causes of aggression 91. The connection between colors and moods 92. The connection between depression and suicide 93. The effectiveness of psychotherapy 94. How the environment controls human behavior 95. How children learn behaviors from their parents 96. Effects of community violence on children 97. Identifying the learning pattern of kids 98. Impact of diet on depression 99. Pervasive developmental disorders
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