Background Empathy is essential in the process of nurse-patient relationships in oncology wards. The lack of a rigorous tool to measure empathy in oncology nurses makes the research difficult. Objectives Modifying a Persian ...

Background Incivility is a prevalent and on rise, but yet vague problem in healthcare settings. Objectives This study aimed to explore the perception of nurses about workplace incivility via description of actual experiences. ...

Background Due to the frequency and risks associated with endotracheal suctioning, there is a need to examine clinical practice critically and identify clinical research to guide practice. Correct technique and preparation ...

Context Considering the high prevalence of psychological distresses among patients with chronic physical diseases, the question is why do some of these patients not experience any disorders and cope better with their ...

Background Patients in cardiac care unit (CCU) have some degree of sleep disorders that may consequently increase the risk of dysrhythmia in these patients. Objectives This study aimed to investigate the effect of sleep ...

Context Theoretical sampling is the hallmark of grounded theory methodology, but there seems to be little information accessible to researchers regarding process and guidance concerning theoretical sampling. The current ...

Background Promoting critical thinking skills is an essential outcome of undergraduate and postgraduate nursing education. Objectives The current study aims at comparing critical thinking skills of bachelor students of ...

Context Pregnant women’s have access to different models of care especially to those who provide continuous care and this is one of the recommendations of the world health organization (WHO) for promoting maternal health. ...