Nursing Reports, Volume 15, Issue 10

Objective: The purpose of this study was to explore the impact of disability on dyadic quality of life (QoL) among stroke survivors and to examine the mediating role of social support in this process. Methods: Outcome measures were collected at four...

Background: Patient education (PE) is an essential component of quality healthcare and chronic disease management. However, effective implementation often faces patient-, nurse-, and organization-related barriers. This is particularly relevant in mul...

Background/Objectives: One of the most important self-management behaviors is following agreed-upon treatment recommendations. In chronic disease, which affects over one-third of adults, a critical behavior is taking prescribed medication. However, a...

Background/Objective: Clinical handover of patient information is a key component of patient care in hospitals. Nurses use a structured framework to minimise communication errors. Electronic Medical Record (EMR) systems can support patient safety and...

Maternal healthcare guidelines (MHCGs) are documents with detailed information on how to manage maternal and perinatal conditions step by step and accordingly to reduce preventable maternal and perinatal deaths. The National Maternity Guidelines Comm...

Background: Transition from clinical to academia requires newly appointed nurse educators to deploy certain coping strategies to thrive in their newly assumed roles. This is because this period is often coupled with high teaching expectations, resear...

Background/Objectives: Legacy planning should respect te care preferences of people facing serious illness and integrate palliative care (PC). Legacy creation with the guidance of health professionals in PC assumes a therapeutic nature and aims to re...

Background: Surgery is often accompanied by fear and anxiety, which can adversely affect recovery and patient’s well-being. Understanding the relationship between surgical fear and anxiety and satisfaction with nursing care can help nurses targ...

Background/Objectives: Limited access to mental health services contributes to poorer outcomes among individuals with mental health conditions, including major depressive disorder (MDD). Nurse-led interventions serve as a strategic model of care to i...

Background: As the United States population becomes increasingly diverse, the representation of minorities in health professions is critical to addressing health disparities. Few investigations have been conducted among students enrolled in the first...