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Running head: NURSING INTERVENTIONS

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The prefix “Running head:” before the shortened title is only used on the title page

Page numbers flush right in header

The shortened title is flush left in the header of every page thereafter

Note title page is page 1

Shortened title is a maximum 50 characters, all capitalized

Nursing Interventions that Decrease the Incidence of Ventilator Associated Pneumonia
John Doe
Jacksonville University
June 28, 2011

Title is centered in the top ½ of the title page – does not exceed 12 words JU modifies APA by including a date

Text should be double-spaced
Single spacing can only be used as needed in tables or figures

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Indent paragraphs and block quotations ½ inch
Do not justify text in the right margin
One inch margins on all four sides, on all pages

Author’s notes here
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NURSING INTERVENTIONS

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Abstract is on page 2

Abstract

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word summary of
Ventilator Associated Pneumonia (VAP) is the most common infectious150-250 complication in the the manuscript

It shouldwas be concise and by critically ill adult admitted to an intensive care unit. A review of the literature conducted objective

No indent for the searching several abstract databases; Proquest, Cinahl, and Ovid SP, using the keywords: nosocomial

pneumonias, oral care, nursing interventions, VAP, mechanical ventilation and critically ill patients. The evidence is overwhelming that increased nursing education that is followed and evaluated is critical in decreasing and even preventing the incidence of VAP. All recommendations of the CDC need to be reinforced and implemented in the critical care setting.

NURSING INTERVENTIONS

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Nursing Interventions that Decrease the Incidence of Ventilator Associated Pneumonia
Ventilator associated pneumonia (VAP) is “defined as pneumonia in patients that are
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