Biography and Research Information
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Kristine Mendoza's research focuses on improving patient care through the development and application of clinical tools. Her recent work includes a qualitative description study on a "Concern Factor Tool" designed to aid nurses in communication and prioritization decision-making, aiming to identify patient deterioration more effectively. This study, published in 2025, highlights her interest in practical applications within nursing and healthcare settings. Mendoza collaborates with Willa Fields and H. A. Harding from Harding University Main Campus, with whom she shares one publication. Her engagement in scholarly activity indicates recent productivity in her field.
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- Publications: 1
Selected Publications
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How Fast Is My Patient Deteriorating? A Qualitative Description Study of A Concern Factor Tool to Support Nurses’ Communication and Prioritization Decision Making (2025)
Collaboration Network
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Christine W. Nibbelink
1 shared publication
- How Fast Is My Patient Deteriorating? A Qualitative Description Study of A Concern Factor Tool to Support Nurses’ Communication and Prioritization Decision Making
H. A. Harding
Fields Institute for Research in Mathematical Sciences
1 shared publication
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- How Fast Is My Patient Deteriorating? A Qualitative Description Study of A Concern Factor Tool to Support Nurses’ Communication and Prioritization Decision Making
Willa Fields
Fields Institute for Research in Mathematical Sciences
1 shared publication
In database
- How Fast Is My Patient Deteriorating? A Qualitative Description Study of A Concern Factor Tool to Support Nurses’ Communication and Prioritization Decision Making
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