Nursing education like other educational institutions has utilized Intelligent Quotient in assessing the academic achievement of nursing students neglecting student’s emotional, physical, and spiritual coping abilities which may contribute immensely to the success of the individu...
The present study discusses regarding the shifting of in-person learning to virtual learning particularly in the field of Nursing. Also, it focuses on the challenges which are faced by the students and teachers during this pandemic and various strategies to combat those challenge...
Background: Nutritional problems, especially on pregnant women, are still a public health problem in Indonesia. One of the diseases caused by malnutrition in pregnant women, which shows that the number of cases is still high, is chronic energy deficiency. The aim of this study wa...
Aim: Burnout has detrimental effects on workers at both physical and psychological levels. This study sought to evaluate the influence of selected socio-demographic characteristics on burnout among nurses working in Pumwani Maternity Hospital. Methodology: A descriptive cross-sec...
Aim: This qualitative study explored the perception of nursing students and nurse educators on the constraints to effective clinical teaching and assessment of nursing students’ competencies in two selected nursing schools in Lagos state. Methods: Data was collected through a foc...
Introduction: Nursing as a branch of health care system is to serve the humanity. The demand of nursing is growing worldwide and Bangladesh is no exception for that. Objectives: The present study has been undertaken to assess the perception and identify the factors influencing th...
Child trafficking dehumanizes the child and relegates to the background. Victims are treated as modern slaves wherever taken to within or outside their domain, Niger Delta inclusive. Child trafficking is the third most common crime in Nigeria after drug trafficking and economic f...
Aim: This study sought to examine work-related factors of burnout among nurses working in Pumwani Maternity Hospital, Nairobi City County in Kenya. Methodology: A descriptive cross-sectional design was used. The study was conducted at Pumwani Maternity Hospital, Nairobi City Coun...
Background: Nurses are a majority of the healthcare workforce and they spend more time with patients and their families. Thus patient education is an important nursing role, yet it is sometimes neglected. Aim: This study was conducted to assess nurses’ practice of patient educat...
Inyama Rosyline Khasoha, Lillian A. Omondi, John Kyalo Muthuka, Francis Muchiri Wambura, Lenny Mwagandi Chimbevo & Everlyn Musangi Nyamai·Asian Journal of Research in Nursing and Health·2020
Introduction: In Kenya, most public hospitals offer good nursing care to patients. However, the type of care given does not really focus on the holistic approach to treatment mostly seen within medical wards with patients who appear stable. Aims: The study is aimed at establishin...