Written by Cecilia Ilaria Belfiore
Published On Vol 5, 2024
Several factors may cause disturbances in the emotional health of nurses and lead to negative coping behaviors (such as the tendency to use drugs). The present study was conducted to investigate the role of mindfulness, dissociative experiences, and feelings of loneliness in predicting the tendency to use drugs in nurses. This study was done by the descriptive-correlation method. Among the statistical population, 220 nurses working in the hospital were selected as available sampling and responde
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Written by Anoop Sheshadri
Published On Vol 5, 2024
Due to the physical weakness and low level of physical endurance in chronic kidney failure patients and also because most patients are dialyzed through the veins of the hand, exercise using the legs is the best option for improving muscle cramps and improving their quality of life. Therefore, this study was conducted to determine the effect of physical activity on muscle cramps in patients referred to the hemodialysis department. The current study is a semi-experimental type and the sample size
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Written by Maiken Wolderslund
Published On Vol 5, 2024
Not having adequate communication skills can impact the self-efficacy beliefs of nurses and harm the patient care quality. Thus, the current study was done to study the impact of communication skills training on the self-efficacy and care quality of nurses. This semi-experimental research was done on 42 nurses. Communication skills were taught to the test group during 4 2-hour sessions. The group of controls did not receive any training. The tools of data collection included a self-efficacy ques
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Written by Viswanath Bandi
Published On Vol 5, 2024
This review aims to explore the factors influencing the prescribing behavior of medicines by physicians from the developed and developing world. Scopus and Google Scholar electronic databases were searched from 2011 to 2021 using free-text words and medical subject headings relevant to the topic. Studies included were cross-sectional studies, longitudinal studies, and reviews. Studies with narrative reviews, case reports, opinion polls, and letters to the editor were excluded from data synthesis
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Written by Fatma Eti Aslan
Published On Vol 5, 2024
This meta-analysis aims to investigate the impact of hypothermia on surgical outcomes in high-risk surgical patients. The study utilized databases including Google Scholar, MEDLINE, TÜRKMEDLINE, ULAKBİM, and CINAHL. A comprehensive search from January 2009 to May 2019 yielded 193 studies, with five meeting the inclusion criteria. Three independent authors conducted a quality assessment of the studies using established criteria, achieving a high inter-rater kappa agreement rate of 0.76. Two of th
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Cancer can cause many problems in all family, economic, social, psychological, and physical dimensions for the elderly. The present research was conducted to examine the supportive care requirements of the elderly with cancer. In this descriptive-analytical study, a total of 248 elderly (144 men and 104 women) with an average age of 67.17 ± 6.94 years with cancer were referred to Seirei Mikatahara General Hospital, Japan, using non-probability and available sampling in 2023. The data coll
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Written by Marc-Antoine Landry
Published On Vol 5, 2024
One of the serious stress factors is the birth of a premature infant, which causes significant stress in mothers and affects their quality of life. Reducing the mother's stress will cause an improvement in the quality of care of the infant and, as a result, better outcomes. The current study was done to investigate the effect of mindfulness exercises on the stress of mothers with premature infants. This research was done with a pre-test-post-test design along with a control group and non-ran
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Primiparous pregnant women face high levels of health anxiety and fear of childbirth, so it is important to carry out interventions aimed at reducing health anxiety and fear of childbirth in these women. Therefore, the current study was done to determine the effectiveness of positive thinking training on health anxiety and fear of childbirth in pregnant women with primiparous pregnancies. The current study was semi-experimental with a pre-test and post-test design with a control group. Among the
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This study aimed to explore the experiences of nurses in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) during an earthquake, their post-event emotions, and the subsequent impact on the NICU. The research is conducted in a Gaziantep private hospital, the qualitative research involved 15 NICU nurses with over 2 years of active experience. Data collection utilized a "personal information form" and an "in-depth interview form" for increased internal validity. Nurses' statements were categorized into "
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Due to high workload, high pressure, and stress, the nursing job has been the basis of many studies to identify the effective factors related to this job. Job enthusiasm as one of the important issues of organizational behavior and in interaction with other relevant aspects including job resources has a special place due to its effects on organizational effectiveness. Therefore, the present study was conducted to determine the relationship between job enthusiasm and job resources in nurses. The
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