Written by Joanna J. Bailey
Published On Issue 1 Vol 1, 2020
Providing family-oriented care and paying attention to the families of patients hospitalized in special care units is one of the necessities of special care units. On the other hand, resilience is one of the components of mental health that increases a person's ability to adapt positively in stressful situations. The current study aimed to determine the relationship between the needs and resilience of family members of patients admitted to special care units. The current research is a cross-
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Written by L. G. Pee
Published On Issue 1 Vol 1, 2020
Time management and knowledge management are two important and influential components in the quality of care and in improving the performance of nurses, especially in the special care department; therefore, this study was conducted to determine the relationship between knowledge management and time management in supervisors working in special care units. The present study was a cross-sectional study that was conducted to determine the relationship between knowledge management and time management
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Written by Merve Tarhan
Published On Issue 1 Vol 1, 2020
Professional commitment and autonomy are factors influencing the retention process in the nursing profession, job satisfaction, and the quality of care in special care units. The level of education of nurses plays an important role in their ability to develop autonomy and commitment. This study was done to investigate the relationship between autonomy and professional commitment with the level of education. The present study was a cross-sectional research that was done in the special care depart
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