By synthesizing the literature and existing research, we explore the key factors of medication management and care and the need to implement relevant strategies. The findings and findings of this study suggest that optimizing patient outcomes requires enhancing the safety and eff...
Medical waste management has been of concern to governments world-wide. Considering the paucity of literature on this topic this study investigated nurses and midwives awareness and management of maternity wastes in compliance with WHO guidelines in healthcare facilities in Abia...
The study is aimed at evaluating Nurses'/Midwives' knowledge and skills retention on Neonatal resuscitation in Obio-Cottage Hospital Port Harcourt. A QUASI-Experimental Research Study was adopted for the study. The population for the study consist of nurses/midwives and volunteer...
Background: The nursing profession is recognized as one of the most stressful occupations worldwide, attributed to the demanding nature of the work environment. This stress is often exacerbated by factors such as workplace bullying and job burnout. Within the context of Sokoto St...
Ma. Theresa Salinda, Perla O. Lachica, Reynalyn M.Bataan, Jovan V. Naela, Cliff Richard T. Mabasa, Aldrin N. San Juan & Jocelyn B. Hipona·Asian Journal of Research in Nursing and Health·2023
Background: The World Health Organization (WHO) considers as public health crisis that should be of concern on a worldwide scale. Public health officials are required to be reported by medical professionals, laboratories, or other institutions. There is a wide range of variation...
Two years have passed since the world was hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, and with the roll-out of vaccines, the hope for a return to normalcy has been rekindled. However, vaccine hesitancy remains a challenge in many parts of the world, as some individuals remain skeptical about t...
Aim: This legal opinion aims to examine the prevalence and evaluate medical negligence cases in the Gambia and Ghana. Methods: This is done using a non-systematic approach in conducting literature searches on media reports on alleged medical negligence, decided cases in Ghana and...
Stress among nurses is one of the most overlooked but significant concerns that nurses deal every single day at work. There are factors that put nurses under a lot of stress. These include fears of contracting an infection while in close contact with patients, unfamiliarity with...
Background: Understanding what factors contribute to fall-related injuries is essential for developing and implementing interventions aimed at eliminating such incidents in a tertiary hospital in Saudi Arabia. Purpose: This study aims to determine the factors that contributed to...
Background: Patients suffering from chronic disease tend to have a quality of life significantly different from patients surgically treated due to post-traumatic injuries. Thus, both groups might perceive nurse caring behaviours and patient satisfaction differently, valuing disti...