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Nursing Practice Today
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ISSN 2383-1154 · Tehran University of Medical Sciences · 424 artikel di indeks
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Effectiveness of a self-regulation program using iPad-assisted communication in intubated patients with respiratory failure: A randomized controlled trial
Background & Aim: Communication limitations in intubated patients with respiratory failure increase anxiety, compromise care quality, and may delay ventilator weaning. This study evaluated the effects of a self-regulation program using iPad-assisted communication on anxiety, perceived fulfillment…
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Nurses’ experience of work interruption during the medication administration: A qualitative study
Background & Aim: Work interruptions during medication administration increase the risk of errors, compromising patient safety and underscoring the need to examine the complex challenges nurses face in ensuring medication safety. The purpose of this study was to examine nurses’ experiences with…
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Postnatal mothers’ perceptions and experiences of kangaroo care: A qualitative study in a low-resource setting
Background & Aim: Prematurity is the leading cause of death among children under five years of age globally. Alarmingly, in low-income countries, more than 90% of extremely preterm-born babies die within the first few days of life. Kangaroo care is an effective method in the management of preterm…
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High-performance team assessment instruments: A scoping review
Background & Aim: Assessing team performance is crucial in developing effective management strategies within healthcare. Therefore, identifying reliable tools that accurately measure team competencies is essential. This study aims to review the existing evidence on valid instruments to evaluate…
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Predicting factors of complicated grief in Iranians after COVID-19 losses: A descriptive–correlational study
Background & Aim: Understanding predictive factors for complicated grief after COVID-19 losses is critical for developing targeted support strategies. This study aimed to examine predictors of complicated grief among Iranians who lost a family member during the pandemic. Materials & Methods: This…
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Nursing as a transformative action
In the current times, there is an increasing need to recognize the impact of social and structural factors impacting health care and care experiences of individuals. Increased structural vulnerabilities (e.g., structural stigma and discrimination) among individuals from underserved populations…
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Mapping the use of artificial intelligence for skin injury assessment and care in hospitalized patients: A scoping review
Background & Aim: Skin injuries are frequent hospital complications, and the role of artificial intelligence in management remains unclear. This review aimed to identify, map, and analyze the evidence on the use of artificial intelligence in the assessment, monitoring, and management of skin…
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Psychometric properties of the smartphone use and distraction questionnaire in Spanish and Portuguese nursing students
Background & Aim: Smartphone use in nursing education offers both learning benefits and risks of distraction, influenced by cultural and institutional norms. The Nursing Students’ Smartphone Use and Distraction Questionnaire, originally developed in Spanish but never psychometrically validated, was…
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Evaluating informatics competency of hemodialysis nurses: A longitudinal study
Background & Aim: The complexity of chronic kidney disease care necessitates multidisciplinary coordination, making it susceptible to care fragmentation. Electronic Health Records are strategic tools for integrating this care, but their effectiveness depends on the informatics competency of their…
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Evaluation of digital health technology acceptance for breastfeeding support among perinatal women in rural areas: A scoping review
Background & Aim: Breastfeeding is fundamental to maternal and infant health, yet rural populations face barriers to support due to limited infrastructure and geographic constraints. Although digital health technologies are increasingly used to promote maternal and child health, evidence on their…
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Accepting myocardial infarction diagnosis as an important challenge during the transition process: A qualitative study
Background & Aim: Failure to accept the disease can make a person susceptible to negative emotions, maladjustment to the disease, and disruption of the bio-psychosocial balance. This study aimed to investigate factors facilitating and inhibiting acceptance of myocardial infarction in newly…
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Patients' and caregivers' needs in palliative care from the perspective of home care providers: A qualitative study
Background & Aim: Palliative care is an approach designed to enhance the quality of life and alleviate suffering associated with life-threatening illnesses. It should also be included in Home Care Services. This study aimed to identify the needs of patients in palliative care and their caregivers…
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Factors related to the knowledge and skills of evidence-based practice among hospital nurses: A cross-sectional study
Background & Aim: This study aimed to clarify the aspects related to the knowledge and skills of evidence-based practice (EBP) among hospital nurses by incorporating potential factors into a single model. Methods & Materials: This cross-sectional study was conducted among nurses at six hospitals in…
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Concept analysis of moral disengagement among nurses in the intensive care unit: A hybrid model
Background & Aim: Moral disengagement may result in unethical behavior, compromising patient safety in Intensive Care Units. This study aims to provide a clear and culturally grounded definition of moral disengagement among Iranian ICU nurses. Methods & Materials: This research employed a hybrid…
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Insomnia and the use of sleep medications among nurses in northwest Iran: A web-based survey of prevalence and correlates
Background & Aim: There is a growing global reliance on sleep medications among healthcare professionals, raising concerns about dependency and health outcomes. This study aimed to assess the prevalence of insomnia, sleep medication usage, and their correlates among nurses. Methods & Materials…
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Emotional eating of adolescent students: A concept analysis
Background & Aim: Emotional eating is discussed in nursing, including psychiatric and public health nursing, particularly for its behavioral and psychosocial implications at the population level. However, its interpretation and usage can differ significantly across these areas. To enhance the…
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Challenges and opportunities for HIV screening with the support of health digital technology: A scoping review
Background & Aim: HIV screening is a crucial step in the prevention and treatment of HIV/AIDS, but challenges related to accessibility, efficiency, and service quality in many regions. With the rise of digital technologies, digital health applications hold significant potential to address these…
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Critical care nurses’ knowledge and experience of sepsis assessment and management: A cross-sectional correlational study
Background & Aim: Sepsis is a major global health issue, often leading to delayed recognition due to its varied symptoms. ICU nurses play a crucial role in early detection, but knowledge gaps in sepsis assessment and management persist. This study aimed to examine critical care nurses’ knowledge…