Quantitative studies have provided valuable statistical insights into Health-Related Quality of Life (HRQoL) among patients with Heart Failure (HF), yet they often lack the depth to fully capture nuanced, subjective experiences living HF particularly in specific context Jordan. This study explores personal narratives understand full impact on their daily lives, revealing HRQoL aspects that quantitative metrics miss. is crucial developing regions, where increasing prevalence intersects local...

Background The use of mobile health applications (apps) is an effective strategy in supporting patients' self-management heart failure (HF) home settings, but it remains unclear whether they can be used to reduce sedentary behaviors and increase overall physical activity levels. Aim aims this study were determine the effect 8-week home-based app intervention on levels assess its effects symptom burden health-related quality life. Method In study, we collected repeated-measures data from 132...

Non-nursing tasks (NNTs) have become a prevalent issue among healthcare professionals, affecting nurses globally. This study delves into the experiences of Jordanian regarding NNTs, aiming to uncover challenges and propose solutions within context.

<sec> <title>BACKGROUND</title> Artificial intelligence chatbots have the potential to significantly enhance nursing education by creating interactive and personalized learning environments. However, addressing challenges is crucial. </sec> <title>OBJECTIVE</title> To explore faculty members’ perceptions of artificial chatbots, focusing on their usage patterns, perceived benefits, limitations in education. <title>METHODS</title> The study was conducted among members from schools Jordan...

Warfarin therapy is commonly used to prevent thromboembolic events and cardiovascular disorders, but its effectiveness can be influenced by interactions with drugs foods. Nurses play a crucial role in managing warfarin counseling patients on these interactions. This study aimed assess the predictors of nurses' knowledge regarding warfarin-nutrient drug their competence therapy. A cross-sectional design was evaluate practices related across various healthcare institutions Amman, Jordan....

The purposes of this study were to describe the decision making process and activities critical care nurses in natural clinical settings. An exploratory descriptive approach utilizing both interview observation methods, was used for data collection. involved twenty four from three hospitals Jordan. Participant performed understand routine decisions made by Intensive Care nurses. About 150 hours observations spent Units. Nurses interviewed elicit information about how they patient’s care....

Medication administration errors (MAEs) have short- and long-term implications on patients' health as well hospitals' accreditation financial status.The purpose was to explore Jordanian nurses' perceptions about MAEs.A cross-sectional design used with a convenience sample of 470 nurses.The most common types MAEs were wrong time (32.6%) patient (30.5%). In addition, night shifts accounted for 42.9% MAEs; the factor that contributed workload.Developing effective quality assurance programs in...

Abstract Background Blood pressure monitoring and management are critical nursing tasks in patients with aneurysmal subarachnoid haemorrhage (SAH). Yet, it remains unclear to several bedside nurses whether high or low blood is associated better outcomes. Aim The aim of this study was investigate predicts mortality hospital length stay SAH. Study Design This a retrospective case–control who were 18–75 years age, diagnosed spontaneous SAH due aneurysm rupture included study. Patients...

Objectives: This study investigated the factors influencing Intensive Care Unit (ICU) nurses' use of physical restraints. These included knowledge, attitudes towards restraints, and their work environment. Methodology: Researchers employed a descriptive predictive design. They recruited convenience sample 145 ICU nurses working across various healthcare institutions. Data collection occurred through an online survey using Google Forms. The assessed attitudes, practices related to along with...

Background: Sleep disturbances among critical care nurses have been widely recognized as a significant concern, affecting both individual well-being and patient outcomes. Understanding the factors influencing sleep quality in this population is crucial for developing effective interventions policies to promote better health. Objective: This cross-sectional study aimed investigate demographic work-related associated with Jordan. Methods: A total of 182 from governmental, private, military...

Background: The prevalence of opportunistic bacterial infections poses a significant challenge in healthcare facilities worldwide, including Saudi Arabia. These are often associated with increased morbidity and mortality, particularly vulnerable populations such as intensive care unit (ICU) patients. This study was conducted to characterize the strains that prevalent settings across By identifying these their phylogenetic relationships, aims enhance understanding diversity environments...

To examine faculty perceptions of artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots in nursing education, focusing on their usage patterns, perceived benefits, and limitations. A cross-sectional study. The study surveyed from Jordan the United States using a self-reported questionnaire. Data were analyzed descriptive statistics Multivariate Analysis Covariance to assess variations based AI chatbot frequency characteristics. Among 474 members, 82.5% familiar with at least one chatbot. Faculty generally...

Cancer-related emergencies are a significant challenge for healthcare systems globally, including Jordan. Effective triage is critical in ensuring timely and accurate prioritization of care, especially surgical cancer patients requiring urgent intervention. However, under-triage-misclassification high-acuity into lower urgency categories-can lead to delays worsened outcomes. Despite the recognized importance triage, limited research has evaluated its impact on Jordan, particularly those...

The current cross-sectional study was conducted to investigate nurses' and midwives' opinions about their roles in caring for women with postpartum depression (PPD) Saudi Arabia. Convenience sampling used recruit 181 nurses 141 midwives. A self-administered questionnaire collect data. Participants lacked experience assessing managing PPD providing health education counseling mothers PPD. Moreover, participants underestimated the importance of preventing risk factors, detecting, assessing,...

The current study addresses lack of knowledge about assessment and management postpartum depression (PPD) among nurses midwives in Saudi Arabia. A descriptive, cross-sectional design was used to recruit a convenience sample 181 143 midwives. Data were collected using self-administered questionnaire. Nurses lacked various aspects PPD, including its definition, prevalence, symptoms, risk factors, screening tools, treatment. Only one third participants confident their ability provide education...

We hypothesized that risk factors for cardiovascular disease (CVD) would be associated with worse health perceptions in prison inmates. This study included 362 inmates recruited from four medium security prisons Kentucky. Framingham Risk Score was used to estimate the of developing CVD within next 10 years. A single item on self-rated Medical Outcomes Survey–Short Form 36 measure perception. Multinomial logistic regression showed every 1-unit increase Score, were 23% more likely have rated...