Effects of Night Shift on Critical Care Nurses.

Effects of Night Shift on Critical Care Nurses.

Effects of Night Shift on Critical Care Nurses.

Order Description

Please see the attached paper which the I has completed (SHW), which has feedback from the my tutor. Please refer to the attached document to develop a thesis on the effects of Night Shift on the Bodies (Health) of Critical Care Nurses considering the comments from the tutor. I would like the below sections to be completed;

ORDER COMPREHENSIVE SOLUTION PAPERS ON Effects of Night Shift on Critical Care Nurses.

1. Introduction
2. Background (reasons of the search problem, and argument)
3. Aim of the study: The aim should be: synthesize past studies to identify the most suitable interventions (means research design tread of change and the ways of change things) beneficial to nurses and healthcare organizations
4. Methods
– Details of What method will be adopted?
– Search strategy: the writer should use the well-known data base ( CINAHL, PUBMED, MEDLINE, and COCHRANE).
– Primary Search Terms and Keywords (in table)
– Inclusion criteria, the client has a study limit, country published in English)
– Search outcome: PRISMA should be presented as per attached example (1 and 2) with number of articles found in each of the database: CINAHL, PUBMED, MEDLINE, and COCHRANE
5- Quality appraisal analysis of the studies: use the Critical Appraisal Skill Program (CASP) as a tool
– Description of the studies
– Table for description of the studies with (serial number, author, year, sitting and participation, study design, variable and tools, , findings, strength, weakness(separated from strength ,
– Summary of findings from the tables

the above section should be 4000 words and below section the rest

6- Result – please see example 1 and follow the same explanation of the result
– should be presented according to found articles themes
– Further explanation of the findings of the study
– explanation of each themes

NB: Please use the initial paper (SHW) and create a new piece based on:
1- Comments from the tutor
2- Example 1 and 2 attached
3- The above instruction

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