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Trends in Nursing and Health Care Journal
ISSN 2735-4970 · Suez Canal University, Faculty of Nursing · 130 articles in the index
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Assessment of Orthopedic Nurses’ knowledge Regarding Pre/Post-Operative Care for the Patient with Hip Arthroplasty
Background: orthopedic nurse plays crucial role in management for patient with total hip arthroplasty. Aim of the study: Assess Nurses’ Performance regarding care for patients with total hip arthroplasty. Design: descriptive study design was used in the study. Setting: The study was carried out at…
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Effect of Cognitive Stimulation Program Based on Roy's Adaptation Model on Self-esteem and Emotion Regulation among Alzheimer's Patients
Background: Alzheimer's disease is a complex journey towards self-loss which not only impacts cognitive functions of the patients but also psychological and emotional aspects such as self-esteem and emotion regulation. Cognitive stimulation program based on Roy's adaptation model may represent a…
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Effect of Olive Oil Massage versus Cabbage Leaves Compress on Breast Engorgement among Postpartum Women
Background: Breast engorgement is a frequent and painful condition in which the breasts get overfilled with milk, causing discomfort and making it difficult for the newborn to latch properly. This syndrome might cause a delay in milk flow and increased mother anxiety. Aim: -To evaluate the effect…
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Factors Affecting Nurses’ Performance Regarding Care of Patients Undergoing Blood Transfusion
Background: Nurses play a pivotal role in ensuring safe blood transfusion practices; however, deficiencies in knowledge, attitudes, and clinical performance may compromise patient outcomes, particularly in resource constrained settings. Aim of the study: Assess factors affecting nurses’ performance…
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Maternal Knowledge and Attitudes Regarding Care of their Children Suffering from Growth Faltering
Background: Growth faltering refers to inadequate growth or the inability to maintain normal growth of the child, typically occurring in early childhood, and is characterized by insufficient weight gain. Mothers should have good knowledge and positive attitudes to be able to care of their children…
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Nurses’ Knowledge and Practices and Factors Affecting Arterial Blood Gases Analysis among Critically Ill Patients
Background: Arterial blood gas (ABG) analysis is a vital diagnostic tool in critical care settings for assessing respiratory and metabolic status, while various factors affect result accuracy, emphasizing the crucial role of nurses in ensuring reliable patient assessment and outcomes. Aim: The…
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Aggression among Outpatients with Schizophrenia and Its Relation with Functional Remission and Cognitive Insight
Background: Patients with schizophrenia are more likely to act aggressively. Patients exhibit reduced insight, experience poor clinical and functional outcomes, and are less able to control their violent tendencies. Aim: The aim of this study was to assess the aggression among outpatients with…
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Impact of A structured Educational Intervention on Disease Knowledge among Breast Cancer Patients Receiving Chemotherapy: Aquasi-Experimental Study
Background: Breast cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy often exhibit poor knowledge of breast cancer risk factor and treatment. Structured educational interventions can improve their knowledge and enhance awareness of the disease. Aim: Evaluate the effect of a structured educational…
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Effect of Jigsaw Cooperative Learning Strategy on Theoretical Achievement and Self-confidence of Nursing Students regarding Gestational Diabetes
Background: Jigsaw is a straightforward cooperative learning technique that motivates students to actively interact with the content, work together with classmates, and get a deeper comprehension of intricate linguistic structures. Aim: The research aimed to evaluate the effect of Jigsaw…
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Nurses' Knowledge and Practice about Invasive Procedures Needed for Neonates in Neonatal Intensive Care Units
Background: An invasive procedure is one where purposeful access to the body is gained via an incision and percutaneous puncture. The neonatal intensive care unit provides centralized monitoring, treatment and care of critically ill neonates undergoing invasive procedures. Aim: The study aimed to…
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Pediatric Nurses’ Knowledge and Attitudes Regarding Family Centered Rounds in Inpatient Units
Background: Family-centered rounds are a core practice within family-centered care in pediatric inpatient settings, promoting communication, collaboration, and shared decision-making with families. Nurses play an essential role during rounds; however, limited preparation may affect their knowledge…
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Health Education Program Regarding Physical Activity and Healthy Eating Habits among Older Adults in Ismailia City
Background: physical activity and healthy eating habits need great attention, especially as a person advances in age to maintain health. Aim: To evaluate the impact of health educational program on physical activity and healthy eating habits among older adults at Ismailia City. Methods: A…
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Impact of Emotion-Focused Parenting Program on Socioemotional Functioning of Siblings of Children with Chronic Illness
Background: Childhood chronic illness is a profoundly life-altering event that places immense social, emotional and psychological strain on the entire family system, especially the siblings. Aim: Evaluate the impact of emotion-focused parenting program on socioemotional functioning of siblings of…
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Impact of a Structured Educational Program on Knowledge and Attitudes of Women Undergoing Hysterectomy in Ismailia Governorate
Background: Hysterectomy is among the most common gynecological surgical procedures, yet many women approach surgery with inadequate knowledge and negative attitudes, which may adversely influence postoperative adaptation. Preoperative educational programs have shown promise in improving patient…
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Nurses’ Knowledge and Perception towards Health Impacts of Climate Changes
Background: Climate change is a global phenomenon with profound social, economic, political, geographical, and psychological implications, posing serious threats to human health. Nurses as healthcare providers are ideally positioned to address the health risks posed by climate change. However…
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Assessment of Knowledge and Practices of Family Caregiver's Having Children Suffering from Chronic Kidney Diseases Regarding Family Centered Care
Background: Family centered care is a collaborative approach that acknowledges the family as an integral part of a child and the healthcare team. It involves healthcare providers working in partnership with families to make decisions, plan, deliver care and promote the child’s overall well-being…
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Moral Intelligence and Communication Skills and Its relation to Compassionate Nursing Care among Psychiatric Nurses
Background: Compassionate care is an essential component of psychiatric nursing practices, and it is a special characteristic of professional psychiatric nurses during communication with patients. Also, it has been widely recognized as the first principle of ethical caring and promotion quality of…
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Effect of Simulation-Based Training on Nurses' Performance for Children undergoing Cochlear Implants
Background: Children with hearing impairments benefit greatly from cochlear implantation because it promotes quality of life by improving social interaction and communication. Via the successful integration of theoretical knowledge with practical application, simulation-based training enables…
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Effect of Applying Nursing Based Psychological Flexibility Intervention on Cognitive Fusion, Functionality and Symptoms Severity among Patients with Schizophrenia
Background: It has been demonstrated that pharmaceutical treatment alone is insufficient to stop schizophrenic symptoms and the resulting impairments. Aim of the study: To assess the effect of a nursing-based psychological flexibility intervention on cognitive fusion, functionality and severity of…
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Evaluation of Nurses’ Knowledge and Practices Regarding Care of Preterm Neonates with Hypothermia
Background Hypothermia is a major factor causing preterm neonates morbidity and mortality in developing countries. So, it's very crucial to deliver a competent nursing care for preterm neonates with hypothermia. Aim: this study was aimed to assess nurses' knowledge and practices regarding care of…