https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q en-us 2023-02-27 16:31:32 UTC 2023-05-02 03:21:31 UTC hello@padlet.com lawnmela https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2516855800 2023-03-14 23:54:08 UTC https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2516855800 lawnmela https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2516950427 How has Covid 19 impacted education in the nursing field?]]> 2023-03-15 01:17:50 UTC https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2516950427 lawnmela https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2517059583 What does a pandemic look like in developing vs. developed countries?]]> 2023-03-15 02:44:22 UTC https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2517059583 lawnmela https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2517060467 What is the difference between a developing vs. developed country?]]> 2023-03-15 02:45:08 UTC https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2517060467 lawnmela https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2517131951 -  Authors: Chinwendu F., Jodian Steward, Nadine McFarlane-Stewart, Tania Rae
- Research Article: Scholarly Article ]]> 2023-03-15 03:53:43 UTC https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2517131951 lawnmela https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2517140772 In what ways has COVID-19 impacted nurses and shortages in the world today?]]> 2023-03-15 04:04:47 UTC https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2517140772 lawnmela https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2518264982 - Authors: Sheila Haas, Beth Ann Swan, Anne T. Jessie
- Research Article: Scholarly Article]]> 2023-03-15 19:02:28 UTC https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2518264982 lawnmela https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2521301613 - Author: Surbhi S
- Research Article: Popular Article]]> 2023-03-17 19:28:50 UTC https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2521301613 lawnmela https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2521400534 - Author: Gayle Morris, BSN, MSN
- Research Article: Trade Article]]> 2023-03-17 23:02:08 UTC https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2521400534 lawnmela https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2521405266 - Author: Ahmed Mushfiq Mobarak
- Research Article: Trade Source ]]> 2023-03-17 23:17:38 UTC https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2521405266 lawnmela https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2522887595 - Authors: Cynthia A. Leaver, Joan M. Stanley, Tener Goodwin Veenema
- Research Article: Scholarly ]]> 2023-03-20 04:05:05 UTC https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2522887595 lawnmela https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2522894782 * This source explains how COVID-19 affected a developing countries' nursing education. The Authors specifically talk about the Carribean in regard to developing countries. 
* During the Pandemic, all learning became virtual. This stopped both developing and developed countries from practicing clinical skills and learning that would typically be hands-on. 
* In developing countries like the Carribean, resources are more limited, making it harder for a smooth transition to online learning. Many of the issues rose from the financial part of it, where budgeting required money to go other places and students not being able to afford online programs. Virtual simulations for the clinical side of nursing were also limited due to the financial issues.
* Adjusting in general would be very difficult, lacking social interaction. No study groups, peers, or face-to-face faculty help. 
* This source also provided ways nursing schools could move forward. To be better prepared for cases like COVID-19, things like pre-recorded lectures and to start planning for future predicaments. ]]> 2023-03-20 04:13:46 UTC https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2522894782 lawnmela https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2522938674 * This is a scholarly source because the authors have degrees in this field of study and are researchers in this academic field. It includes a list of references at the end of the paper which are also linked to other scholarly articles, journals, and professionals in this profession. The language used was professional, and very informing. It looks like the audience is other scholars or peers in academics. ]]> 2023-03-20 04:50:46 UTC https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2522938674 lawnmela https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2522948712 I believe that this article was helpful in answering what learning looked like in developing countries. It gave insight on the struggles they faced and how online learning isn't always the best answer in places like that. This source, along with other sources highlights methods in developed countries not looking the same everywhere else, and that planning ahead for future issues might be the best way to move forward. Overall, I found this to be resourceful in educating me about the trial and error in another country. ]]> 2023-03-20 04:59:09 UTC https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2522948712 lawnmela https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2522950554 * The rapid pace of transition is mentioned a lot in this source. There was pressure on what to do moving forward and little time to change curriculum, teaching, and learning. 
* As mentioned in source 1, money played a major role in the challenges faced making accommodations. Schools were faced with budget cuts and students were in need of resources like technology and basic human necessities. 
* Clinic training ended, and virtual simulations were put in place to continue the education of nursing students. 
* The pandemic made it difficult for some students to be able to continue their learning because online learning was something new. Internet was not accessible to all, and others had at home distractions. 
* Covid has completely changed the way we learn and changed the healthcare system as well. It also provided a learning curve and plans have now been implemented for better control in the future. ]]> 2023-03-20 05:00:38 UTC https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2522950554 lawnmela https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2522979984 * I believe this article is scholarly, the audience would be other individuals in the medical world. It talks about how leaders in this field can plan for future incidents like Covid-19. There are also tables included throughout the reading. The language used was professional, and they used terms related to nursing and the medical field. References were included and the authors of this article have PhD's in this field. ]]> 2023-03-20 05:22:29 UTC https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2522979984 lawnmela https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2522988273 I thought this source provided a good perspective on learning during and after the pandemic. Source 1 explained the struggles faced in developing countries like the Carribean and this source explains the struggles here in America. There were similar struggles, the difference was the amount of time it took to transition and the level of difficulty for both countries. This source was helpful in understanding the impact that covid-19 had on education now and even in the future. It also shows feedback from nursing schools during the pandemic. ]]> 2023-03-20 05:29:35 UTC https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2522988273 lawnmela https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2523004079 * The author of this source highlights Bangladesh to explain that methods used in developed countries don't work as well in countries that are developing during the pandemic. 
* The lack of resources makes it difficult to enforce rules and policies on people living in these countries. Social distancing becomes an issue because people are relying on themselves to make money for themselves and/or their families. 
* Testing for covid in Bangladesh was hard because it was limited, so the real cases of covid were never certain. It was also hard to determine origin points or places that had the most cases.
* He explains that there is no real answer to fixing these issues without the right resources. In the article he states, "We need to understand what type of costs we are going to impose by stopping economic activity. Is that going to lead to some mortality costs or morbidity costs because people are going hungry?" 

]]> 2023-03-20 05:44:55 UTC https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2523004079 lawnmela https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2523013774 * I believe that this source would be considered trade. It is not a trade of nursing or the medical profession, but it answers my question. The author is a Professor in Economics, and the audience seems to be other faculty or students of this profession. The language still related to the field but is less specialized. Advertisements for other stories were included at the end of the article. ]]> 2023-03-20 05:53:37 UTC https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2523013774 lawnmela https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2523015144 This source is important to my question because it tells me what covid looked like in a developing country and how the struggles looked different compared to a developed country like America. I was able to compare situations in Bangladesh to situations here and realized that we never really had issues with testing and social distancing was much easier to implement. This source was helpful to my understanding of real-world issues and how other countries go about fixing them. ]]> 2023-03-20 05:54:51 UTC https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2523015144 lawnmela https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2523028842 * This article describes the differences between developing and developed countries. It is based off of economic status, per capita income, industrialization, and the standard of living. 
* Developed countries are also known as first world countries and they have a higher standard of living. More advanced healthcare, transportation, educational facilities, housing, and living conditions. Technology and Industry is more advanced. 
* Developing countries are known as third world countries and are dependent on developed countries. They are not as advanced, and the factors listed before are much lower. They have higher death and birth rates, and more susceptible to poverty and unemployment. ]]> 2023-03-20 06:07:28 UTC https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2523028842 lawnmela https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2523030526 "Per capita income (PCI) or “average income” is the measurement of average income per person in a specific country, city, or region within a definitive time period. Used primarily in economics, PCI utilizes average income to calculate and present the standard of living and quality of life for a population or area in study." - CFI Team ]]> 2023-03-20 06:09:00 UTC https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2523030526 lawnmela https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2523040102 * This source would be considered a popular source. There is a high number of ads that do not relate to the topic throughout the article. This article was searchable through the google engine and the audience seems to be the general public. "Everyday" language is used. ]]> 2023-03-20 06:18:39 UTC https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2523040102 lawnmela https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2523044395 This source was important to include because it provides definitions of terms I have used in this assignment. It explains why a pandemic can be more detrimental in developing countries than in developed countries. I believe that this source was helpful with providing a sense of background knowledge and allowing me to connect to other sources as to why it was much harder in other countries in the world. ]]> 2023-03-20 06:22:49 UTC https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2523044395 lawnmela https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2523058935 * This article goes on to explain how covid-19 contributed to shortage of nurses today. It explains the other factors of nursing shortages besides the pandemic like, family obligations, the shortage of nursing educators, and an aging population and workforce. 
* Covid-19 led to an increase of nurse burnout, which could possibly lead to low quality care. Due to the close contact with patients, there was also a fear of getting infected and being the first on the line to deal with covid. 
* It also explains the kind of work environment that the pandemic had a hand in. Verbal and physical abuse was no stranger to nurses caring for patients during those times. It also impacts the conditions of work. This means longer hours and more patients to care for which would make it harder to provide the best care. ]]> 2023-03-20 06:38:01 UTC https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2523058935 lawnmela https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2523065810 * I believe that this would be considered a trade source. It featured advertisements for nursing programs in the article. The author has a BSN and an MSN in the field. The language is particular to the nursing field. The source is also a journal on a website for other nurses or individuals researching. The audience is other practitioners, professionals, or aspiring students who are looking to join the nursing profession. ]]> 2023-03-20 06:45:34 UTC https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2523065810 lawnmela https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2523071569 This source does a good job describing different factors and impacts the covid-19 has had on the shortage of nurses. It was helpful in answering how the pandemic impacted this situation. I was able to learn more about nurse burnout and how it was amplified during that time. Having an idea on why there are shortages helps me get a better understanding of what I will be getting myself into when joining the nursing field. ]]> 2023-03-20 06:51:23 UTC https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2523071569 lawnmela https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2523072636 * In this source, it explains some of the problems in hospitals that were faced during the covid-19 pandemic. Based on a report, some practioners were forced to reuse masks and other medical supplies. 
* Some nurses left their jobs safety protocols were not enforced the right way. Since we knew nothing about Covid-19, regulations continued to change leaving nurses and other medical professionals very vulnerable. 
* It also explains the long work hours during the pandemic causing physical, emotional, and psychological issues. ]]> 2023-03-20 06:52:16 UTC https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2523072636 lawnmela https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2523089623 * This source is a scholarly article. The reference list includes sources from people with PhD's and other higher educational titles. It includes data conducted in studies and an analysis of the information. Specialized vocabulary is used, and the audience is other scholars or researchers in the nursing field. No advertisements are included, and this article was found in the MSU library. ]]> 2023-03-20 07:10:05 UTC https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2523089623 lawnmela https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2523093899 I believe that this article is helpful because it provides dialogue of actual nurses that were working during the time of the pandemic. It was useful and meaningful to me to hear what people in the nursing field were saying and to understand how they felt. I believe it is important to the question because it shows the struggles faced when hit with a pandemic. It also shows what kind of factors were seen that would cause shortages in the nursing profession. ]]> 2023-03-20 07:14:47 UTC https://padlet.com/lawnmela/xw2uthfk80t43e1q/wish/2523093899