Emergency Nurses’ Perceptions of Risk for Firearm Injury and its Effect on Assessment Practices: A Mixed Methods Study

Keyphrases

• Mixed-methods Study 100%
• Risk Perception 100%
• Firearm Injury 100%
• Firearms 100%
• Assessment Practices 100%
• Emergency nurse 100%
• Nurse Perceptions 100%
• In-home 33%
• Statistical Analysis 16%
• Patient Assessment 16%
• United States 16%
• Patient Demographics 16%
• Suicide 16%
• Counseling 16%
• Survey Data 16%
• Continuum of Care 16%
• Staff Members 16%
• Emergency Department 16%
• Patient Safety 16%
• Quantitative Survey 16%
• Positive Responses 16%
• Screening Assessment 16%
• Focus Group Discussion 16%
• Patient Risk 16%
• Patient Discharge 16%
• Homicide 16%
• Appropriate Behavior 16%
• Discharge Education 16%
• State Accounting 16%
• Patient Screening 16%
• Workplace Safety 16%
• Qualitative Focus Groups 16%
• Assessment Education 16%
• Firearm-related Deaths 16%
• Counseling Education 16%
• Sequential Explanatory Design 16%
• Which-way 16%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Counseling 100%
• Gunshot Injury 100%
• Patient Population 50%
• Patient Safety 50%
• Sequential Analysis 50%

Psychology

• Mixed Methods 100%
• Focus Group 100%
• Sequential Method 50%
• Statistical Analysis 50%