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Alexandria Scientific Nursing Journal
ISSN 1687-3858 · Alexandria University, Faculty of Nursing · 495 articles in the index
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Effect of Preventive Measures on Venous Thrombosis in Cancer Patients Scheduled for Chemotherapy.
Background: Venous Thrombosis is a serious health problem that is very commonamong patients receiving chemotherapy. There are developments predictor modelsfor venous thrombosis, which reduce the risk of complications and even morbidity.Aim: Evaluate the effect of preventive measures on venous…
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The relationship between school bullying and students’ safety: the mediating role of teachers’ burnout
Background: Bullying has been existed at schools and in several shapes for avery long time. Victims have been suffering the consequences in a short-termand long-term time. However, in the last years, it has become a social problemthat has only increased and has become the main issue between…
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Carbon Footprint Awareness among Nursing Students at Alexandria University
Background: Personal carbon footprints are influenced by an individual's knowledge,values, emotions, and perceptions of climate change. As future health-care professionals,nursing students play a critical role in promoting environmentally sustainable behaviors.Therefore, understanding their…
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Assessment of Spiritual Intelligence Level as Perceived By Nurses at Governmental Hospital
Background: Nurses’ spiritual intelligence (SI) is essential in interactingwith patients and powerful skill and attitude in health care organizations.Spiritualintelligence is the concept of awareness of spirituality as a context forexistence or the power of creative life from evolution. In…
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Effect of Implementing Nursing Interventions on Coping Abilities among Geriatric Patients with Wet Age-Related Macular Degeneration
Background: Age- related macular degeneration (AMD) is a degenerative retinaldisease that results in irreversible visual impairment and blindness among agedpopulation. AMD has negative physical, social and psychological consequences.Gerontological nurses play a crucial role in improving geriatric…
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Family Caregivers' Satisfaction with Quality of Health Care Services Provided to Their Geriatric Patients with Psychiatric Disorders
Background: Family caregivers of geriatric patients with psychiatric disorders arecrucial in ensuring continuous care and reducing burdens on health care facilities.Their satisfaction with the quality of health care services is vital for achieving positiveoutcomes. Objective: Identify family…
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Self-Medication Practices among Alexandria University Students.
Background: Self-medication is a common practice among university studentsworldwide, driven by easy access to over-the-counter medications and informationsources such as the internet. This behavior often stems from the need to manage minorhealth issues promptly without professional consultation…
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Cross-Cultural Adaptation among International Students at Faculty of Nursing, Alexandria University.
Background: Cross-cultural adaptation is a challenging and rigorous process forinternational students, who experience and profound shift in their environments andcultures. It can cause many complications in their lives, hindering them fromreaching their full potential, whether it be academically…
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Relationship between Nurses’ Knowledge and their Management of Troubleshootings among Neonates Undergoing Continuous Positive Airway Pressure
Background: Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) represents a foundationalmodality of non-invasive respiratory support in neonatal care. The accurateidentification and resolution of troubleshootings are imperative to mitigate potentialcomplications and preserve therapeutic effectiveness…
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Educational Service Quality and Its Relationship with Academic Nursing Students' Satisfaction and Loyalty.
Background: The quality of educational services in higher education is a key determinantof students’ satisfaction and institutional loyalty. This is particularly important in nursingeducation, where service excellence directly influences learners’ academic growth,clinical competence, and long-term…
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Nutritional Status of School-Age Children with Thalassemia
Background: Beta-thalassemia represents the most common genetic disorder amongschool-age children and is associated with a significant negative impact on theirnutritional status. Consequently, hematological pediatric nurses play a vital role inassessment and management of nutritional inadequacies…
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Assessment of Green Human Resources Management Practices among Nurse Managers
Background: Creating environmental challenges, sustainable development hasemerged as a central concern for organizations. To address this imperative, greenhuman resource management (GHRM) has gained prominence as a strategicmechanism for embedding sustainability into core organizational principles…
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Adverse Events Associated with Bed Hygienic Practices in Mechanically Ventilated Patients
Background: Bed hygiene practices for mechanically ventilated patients in the intensivecare unit (ICU) are crucial for enhancing overall health but can be difficult due to theircondition and attached devices. The prevalence of adverse events ranges from 25% to60%, often resulting from a mismatch…
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Exploring Incident reporting culture among critical care Nurses at Alexandria Main University hospital
Background: In today’s word, avoidable healthcare errors cause serious harmand deaths daily. The initial step toward creating a safer healthcare system isidentifying adverse outcomes. In order to identify medical errors, learn fromerrors and improve patient safety, the healthcare community has…
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Knowledge and Concerns of Patients with Autoimmune Inflammatory Bowel Diseases
Background: Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) is a progressive systemicautoimmune inflammatory disease that affects the Gastro-Intestinal Tract (GIT),especially the intestines. It has two types: Crohn's Disease (CD) and Ulcerative Colitis(UC). The prevalence of IBD is 396 cases per 100,000 persons…
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Effect of Implementing Evidence-Based Practice Program on Nursing Interns' EBP Competencies, Information Seeking Behavior and Self- Regulation
Background: Evidence-based practice (EBP) has become a central pillarin nursing education, equipping students with the competencies needed forsafe, effective, and patient-centered care. Objective: Determine the effectof implementing an EBP educational program onEBP competencies ,information-seeking…
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Assessment of life skills for parents of children with cancer in Alexandria
Background: Childhood cancer has an enormous impact on the affected childrenand their families. The impact of the caregiving process is great on the parents'psychosocial health and physical health. Parents of children with cancer cancontrol and manage their condition and maintain their emotional…
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Factors Affecting Modes of Delivery Among Mothers Attending Primary Healthcare Facilities in El-Beheira Governorate
Background: Despite the boundless benefits of vaginal delivery (VD) andcomplications associated with cesarean section (CS), the rate of C-sectiondeliveries in Egypt has been increasing at an alarming pace, reachingapproximately 72% in 2021, which makes Egypt the country with the highest…
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A Clinical Audit of Fall Risk Assessment and Prevention Practices across the Critical Care Units: Mixed Study Trial
Background: Falls are among the most commonly reported adverse events inhospitals, and they represent significant dangers in critical care units, wherepatients are physiologically unstable, reliant on life-support devices, and especiallysusceptible to damage. Although fall prevention is a global…
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Empowering Older Adults with Diabetes Using the Senior Technology Acceptance Model
Background: Technology acceptance among older adults refers to the willingnessto utilize telecommunication tools. Health technology acceptance enables olderadults to connect virtually without the need for physical presence while seekinghealthcare services. Aim: This study aimed to evaluate the…