Publications by authors named "Kenneth J Oja"

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Impact of the Pandemic on Newly Licensed Nurses' Role Transition Experiences.
Kathy Casey, Figaro Loresto, Kary Lundy, Kale Humphrey, Kenneth J Oja

J Nurses Prof Dev· February 2024

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Competency Assessment of Pediatric Intensive Care Nurses.
Nicole Robbins, Sara Gandora, Kenneth J Oja, David C Mulkey

AACN Adv Crit Care· June 2023

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Mask-Ed™: Let's Get Real With Simulation.
JoAnn G Crownover, Kelly Henrichs, Kenneth John Oja

Nurse Educ· February 2022

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The lived experiences of graduate nurses transitioning to professional practice during a pandemic.
Kathy Casey, Kenneth J Oja, Mary Beth Flynn Makic

Nurs Outlook· December 2021

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Reducing Discomfort After Cesarean Birth Using Abdominal Binders.
Christina Tussey, Lesly A Kelly, Kenneth J Oja, R Curtis Bay, Natasha Makarova

MCN Am J Matern Child Nurs· April 2020

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Incivility and Professional Comportment in Critical Care Nurses.
Kenneth John Oja

AACN Adv Crit Care· August 2018

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To Lecture or Not to Lecture? That is the Question.
Kenneth John Oja, Lesly Kelly

J Nurses Prof Dev· January 2017

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Financial, performance, and organizational outcomes of a nurse extern program.
Kenneth John Oja

J Nurses Prof Dev· April 2015

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Using problem-based learning in the clinical setting to improve nursing students' critical thinking: an evidence review.
Kenneth J Oja

J Nurs Educ· March 2011

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