TSNRP PUBLICATIONS
Military Medicine Supplement
Advancing Evidence-Based Practice in Military Nursing
Volume 189, Issue Supplement 1, January/February 2024
Editors:
CAPT (ret) Heather C. King, PhD, PMHNP-BC, CRNA, FAAN COL Young John Yauger, PhD, CRNA
As the military healthcare system embraces, implements, and sustains evidence-based practice (EBP) into all aspects of care, TSNRP continues to support this transformation to improve clinical outcomes service members. This supplement highlights clinically focused EBP projects conducted by military nurses, as well as essential infrastructure needed to advance EBP within the military healthcare system.
Evidence-Based Practice:
A Quick Introduction
Editors: TSNRP
Learn where Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) is present within the military, models for EBP, and decision trees to translate research evidence into clinic practice guidelines. Plus, gain resources available from TSNRP.
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Battlefield and Disaster Nursing Pocket Guide, 2nd Edition
Editors:
Col(ret) Elizabeth Bridges, USAF RNC
Col(ret) Margaret McNeill, USAF RNC
Written by military nurses, this is the premier quick reference guide for battlefield nurses on the front lines. This pocket guide contains critical assessment and treatment information, as well as numerous medication guides to ensure accurate care in the field. Designed to fit in the pocket of a uniform and endure rigorous field conditions, this unique pocket guide provides state-of-the-art, evidence-based recommendations for providing nursing care under exceptional conditions. Published Jones & Barlett, 2020.
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Download Electronic Version
A limited number of codes are available to download the electronic version:
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Option 1: Download Bookshelf on a non-networked computer and create an account. Once set up, it will ask you for a Redeem Code which TSNRP provides by request. Once downloaded to a laptop, the guide may also be downloaded on a mobile device.
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Option 2: If trying to access the guide while at a Military Treatment Facility, go to the Vital Source online web reader to set up an account. Once the account is set up online, redeem the code we provide. For troubleshooting email Vital Source.
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To Request Redeem Code: Email TSNRP with your full name, rank, military treatment facility, duty station, and number of codes needed.
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COVID-10 Palliative Care Toolkit: Biobehavioral Framework
Authors: Ceferina Brackett, RN, BSN; Rebecca Heyne, PhD, DNP, MBA, RN; Lt Col Sarah Huffman, USAF, NC, PhD, RN; LeAnne Lovett-Floom, DNP, MSN, PHN-BC; Lt Col Laurie Migliore, USAF, NC, PhD, RN; Capt Erin Repko, USAF, NC, MSN.
Prepare and support frontline workers in addressing unique
COVID-19 palliative care challenges related to physical and social isolation; limited access to “in-person/ face-to-face” supports (family, chaplains, therapists); the unpredictable rapid change of a patient’s clinical course; and the complex decision making and conversations required in our evolving healthcare delivery system. Based on best available evidence as of September 2020.
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Military Medicine Supplement
Military Nurses: Frontline Caregivers in the COVID-19 Pandemic
Volume 186, Issue Supplement_2, September-October 2021
Editors: CAPT Heather King and Dr. Emily Bell
Military nurses have been placed in the forefront of clinical and leadership roles during the COVID-19 pandemic. Serving in critical roles, military nurses have spearheaded innovations in clinical practice, conducted research, and implemented evidence-based practice projects that have advanced the capabilities of the Armed Forces Nurse Corps. This collection captures and highlights many of these military nursing contributions combating the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Science Direct Supplement
Military Women's Health: Research Gaps & Opportunities
Volume 31, Supplement 1, August 2021
Guest Editor: Nancy K. Lowe,
Evidence on seven topics pertinent to the health of active duty military women including unplanned pregnancy, cervical cancer, secually transmitted infections, adjustment disorders, obstetrics, breastfeeding, and sleep as revealed by scoping review methods.
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