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Leslie T Zimpelman

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International Journal of Nursing Studies Advances|January 16, 2026
Signal detection for pediatric patient deterioration with nursing students: An explanatory sequential design mixed-methods studyLeslie T Zimpelman
Research and Theory for Nursing Practice|July 15, 2026
Using Signal Detection Trials to Determine Remediation Needs: A Secondary Qualitative AnalysisAlison Carmona, Leslie T Zimpelman
Research and Theory for Nursing Practice|November 12, 2025
Student Cue Recognition in Pediatric Deterioration Signal Detection Trials: A Secondary AnalysisLeslie T Zimpelman, Alison Carmona
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International Journal of Nursing Studies Advances|January 16, 2026
Signal detection for pediatric patient deterioration with nursing students: An explanatory sequential design mixed-methods studyLeslie T Zimpelman
Research and Theory for Nursing Practice|July 15, 2026
Using Signal Detection Trials to Determine Remediation Needs: A Secondary Qualitative AnalysisAlison Carmona, Leslie T Zimpelman
Research and Theory for Nursing Practice|November 12, 2025
Student Cue Recognition in Pediatric Deterioration Signal Detection Trials: A Secondary AnalysisLeslie T Zimpelman, Alison Carmona
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