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Commentary Pages 461-462
Abstract: Health information is a key health management strategy to support patients and family caregivers at home. However, patients often find the health information incomprehensible, which leaves them anxious, and information overloaded.
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Research Article Pages 450-460
Abstract: One of the most effective, safe and cost-effective public health strategies to prevent COVID-19 is vaccine. Vaccines are effective interventions that can reduce the high burden of diseases globally. However, the public's hesitation and skepticism about vaccines is a pressing problem for public health authorities.
Research Article Pages 433-449
Abstract: During the active COVID-19 disease, fatigue/weakness was the most common symptom. There was a statistically significant relationship between the participants’ information needs and difficulties in meeting their daily care needs, feeling unwell, and feeling lonely during the COVID-19 disease process.
Research Article Pages 433-442
Abstract: Cervical cancer is one of the few diseases that reflect global inequities. In low and middle income countries, its incidence is nearly twice as high and its death rates three times as high compared to high income countries. Programs must focus on changing these trends. Visualizing with acetic acid encompasses the following: First, the health Care provider (HCP) does vaginal examination using a speculum, then dilute (3-5%) acetic acid (vinegar) is applied to the cervix. The presence of
Research Article Pages 425-432
Abstract: Retention of health professionals in the health sector in Ghana is crucial to address human resource needs of the health sector and to promote efficient and effective healthcare system. Nurses are one of the key professionals whose role in the healthcare industry cannot be underestimated. This study assessed nurses’ perception of management styles and factors influencing retention of nurses in Ghana.
Original Research Pages 417-424
Abstract: Previous research indicates the prevalence of burnout among nurses and educators. Factors of burnout need to be identified to help prevent its adverse outcomes on work and well-being, especially among women from the Middle East who are underrepresented in burnout studies. Drawing from an online survey among 299 female nurse educators in Saudi Arabia, this study aims to examine personal and work characteristics, task demands, social support and activities
Research Article Pages 398-405
Abstract: Service delivery is among the six health system strengthening pillars by World Health Organization. Successful health services bring about effective, quality, safe, personal and non-personal health care actions or interventions to those who need them, where they need them and when required with minimal resource wastage. Medical error is unintended
Opinion Pages 388-397
Abstract: This research was conducted with the aim of determining how generation X nurse managers working in different hospitals perceive generation Y nurses under their management and the general characteristics defining generation Y nurses in the work environment.
Review Article Pages 378-387
Abstract: Healthcare problems are complex, dynamic, and interdisciplinary, especially when promoting patient-centered care and communication or honouring patients’ rights during clinical interactions and communications. Healthcare institutional culture and structures, everyday healthcare practices, and the diverse cultural orientations nurses, patients, and caregivers bring into nurse-patient-caregiver clinical interactions are complex yet dynamic. Understanding how patients
Research Article Pages 412-416
Abstract: This study employed a phenomenology qualitative research design. In-depth interviews were conducted among 24 male soldiers living with prostate cancer. Data were collected with the aid of an interview guide and analyzed using qualitative thematic analysis.
Research Article Pages 406-411
Abstract: Substance use and its problems arising are increasing all over the world, and currently together with HIV/ AIDS epidemic, become one of the most threatening and challenging social and public health problems. The objective of this study was aimed to fill information gap on substance use and risky sexual behavior among students in Mzan Aman College of Health Science, Southwest Ethiopia.
Review Article Pages 374-377
Abstract: Safety is one of the six competencies outlined by Quality and Safety Education for Nurses. The study aimed to compare whether there is a difference in self-reported perception of knowledge and competence on patient safety learned from classroom versus clinical setting among undergraduate nursing student. A descriptive and comparative study design was conducted. A convenience sample of 140 undergraduate nursing students in their final year at a Midwest university
Research Article Pages 367-373
Abstract: The purpose of this study was to seek the views of African Americans about the unique factors on which to culturally tailor when designing electronic behavior change interventions. Ethnic-specific focus groups were held to obtain and compare responses of African Americans and non-Hispanic Caucasians enrolled in a cardiovascular disease prevention behavior
Review Article Pages 357-366
Abstract: The aim of this article is to present nursing professionals with clinical practice processes-aligned with current literaturethat educators and nursing leaders at one institution have used to ensure that nurses are proficient with emergency response skills. The comprehensive overview of a combination of efforts to ensure nurses’ proficiency with emergency response skills for a pediatric patient in cardiopulmonary arrest provides a logical context to narratively discuss present
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