Publications by authors named "Mona Maloney"
Nursing professional development practitioners used a phased approach to apply TSAM® in ambulatory nursing orientation redesign across a regional health system in the Midwest. The team used job descriptions, practice standards, and nursing workflows with TSAM® components to develop tiered orientation objectives, resource time activities, and continuous partnership strategies that support ambulatory nursing practice. Project outcomes included creating a standardized orientation record and resource time activities across multiple clinics, strengthening stakeholder accountability, and post-implementation sustainability.
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- The study aimed to measure neutralizing SARS-CoV-2 antibodies in maternal serum, cord blood, and breast milk after vaccination and infection to see how they relate to spike protein binding antibodies.
- It involved 100 women who gave birth, assessing their antibody levels to determine the impact of previous infection and vaccination on maternal and infant immunity.
- Results showed that maternal neutralizing antibody levels increased after both vaccination and infection, but decreased quickly; these antibodies were also found in higher concentrations in cord blood than in maternal blood, and spike protein binding antibodies closely related to neutralizing antibody levels.