P62: Fear of Death in Iranian Nurses

p62: fear of death in iranian nurses

death fear is defined as a morbid, abnormal or persistent anxiety of one's own death or the process of his/her dying. fear of death is a feeling of dread, apprehension or solicitude (anxiety) when one thinks of the process of dying, or ceasing to ‘be’. nurses, as healthcare professionals, are exposed to dying patients and their beliefs about death phenomenon can impact on their general hea...

examining the relationship between fear of negative evaluation and communication strategies by iranian efl learners

the purpose of the present study was to investigate the relationship between fear of negative evaluation (fne) and communication strategies (css) among iranian efl learners. it was aimed to examine the differences in the use of communication strategies between speakers with high or low degree of fear of negative evaluation. the current study was a case study consisting of 10 english learners at...

influential factors of customer e-loyalty in iranian e-stores

گسترش سریع تکنولوژی و اینترنت مسیر شرکت ها را به نگهداری وفاداری مشتریان الکترونیکی معطوف کرده است. وفاداری مشتریان یک حوزه بسیار جالب برای شرکت ها می باشد و وفاداری مشتریان تاثیر مستقیم بر درآمد و سودزایی شرکتها دارد. با توجه به اهمیت وفاداری مشتری، ما به جستجوی سه مشکل اصلی تحقیق پرداختیم که آن ها مهمترین موانع برای حفظ حیات کسب و کارهای اینترنتی هستند که عبارت از تعویض های متعدد مشتری، هزینه...

The fear of death.

Motivating factors among Iranian nurses

BACKGROUND One of the most important challenges of Iranian health care system is "quality of care," and it is assumed that motivated nurses are more ready to provide better care. There are limited studies investigating Iranian nurses' motivations; however, factors which motivate them have not been studied yet. Identifying the motivating factors enables nurse managers to inspire nurses for conti...

Moral Distress among Iranian Nurses

OBJECTIVE The purpose of this study was to describe the moral distress among Iranian registered nurses. METHODS This was a descriptive -analytic study, in which 264 out of 1000 nurses were randomly selected as a sample group and completed the questionnaire. The nurses' moral distress was assessed using Corley's 30-item Moral Distress Scale adapted for use in an Iranian population. The collect...