Background: The neonatal period, which encompasses the first 28 days of life, is characterized by increased vulnerability to significant health challenges, resulting in elevated mortality rates.Objectives: This study aimed ...

Background: Patient education (PE) is a fundamental patient right and an essential tool for improving health outcomes and enhancing patient satisfaction. However, barriers to effective PE exist, and understanding these ...

Background: Compassionate care contributes to improved diagnosis and patient treatment, enhanced quality of care, increased patient satisfaction and reduced workplace tension. Given the diverse interpretations of compassionate ...

Background: Dysphagia is the most common and significant neuromuscular disorder following a massive stroke. Patients with dysphagia are at a higher risk of developing pneumonia, experiencing prolonged hospital stays, and ...

Background: Healthcare systems and hospitals encounter numerous challenges in the organ donation process.Objectives: This study aims to elucidate the organizational challenges associated with organ donation.Methods: A ...

Background: Pregnancies complicated by gestational diabetes are associated with an increased risk of adverse maternal and fetal outcomes.Objectives: This trial aimed to compare maternal and fetal outcomes in Iranian women ...

Background: Mastering basic life support (BLS) algorithms is essential for effectively responding to emergencies and saving lives. However, research indicates that learners often retain BLS skills poorly, even immediately ...

Background: Tuberculosis (TB) remains a significant global health challenge, with an ongoing increase in the number of TB cases and deaths each year. This rise is largely attributed to high dropout rates from treatment due ...

Background: Sleep is a fundamental and essential process that has a significant impact on our physiological and cognitive functioning. Adequate sleep quality and quantity are crucial for improving attention, memory, insight, ...