A rule-of-thumb methodology is presented to assist in assessing risk to a nursing child due to the mother's occupational inhalation exposure. The method represents an example of the use of physiologically based pharmacokinetic modeling using state-of-the-art computational techniques. A computer model is developed to describe distribution of non-metabolized, inhaled contaminants into a mother/ch...

Research suggests that nursing students have many anxieties about dealing with death and dying feel unprepared to care for these patients as newly registered nurses. Effective education has been found be an important factor in preparing end of life care. Simulation is a pedagogical strategy widely used within can provide opportunity develop their skills the absence opportunities practice settin...

Abstract Background: In addition to child, families can be influenced traumatically by the leukemia and hospitalization. Adopting the philosophy of a family-centered care approach can maximize the well being of pediatric patients and their family. The philosophy is based on the collaboration of the family, nurses and hospital staff to plan, provide and evaluate care to establish the bes...

This study aimed to understand the meaning of the experience of families having a child experiencing pain due to Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis and to construct a theoretical model representing this experience. Grounded Theory and Symbolic Interactionism were used as methodological framework and theoretical framework, respectively. Data were collected by semistructured interviews with 12 familie...

RESEARCH ARTICLE Mother-To-Infant Bonding Disorder, but not Depression, 5 days After Delivery is a Risk Factor For Neonate Emotional Abuse: A Study in Japanese Mothers of 1-Month Olds Yukiko Ohashi, Kyoko Sakanashi, Tomoko Tanaka and Toshinori Kitamura Kitamura Institute of Mental Health Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan Department of Nursing, Faculty of Health Science Technology, Bunkyo Gakuin University, J...

In childhood, burn or scald injuries are comparatively common, and the greatest risk is to infants and toddlers. The extent and severity of injuries can vary greatly, which can significantly affect recovery and outcome. To provide high quality nursing care to the child who has sustained a burn injury and the family, the children's nurse should understand the pathophysiology of the trauma and th...

Objective: To analyze, through an integrative literature review, articles on nursing care for lactating women affected by Sars-CoV-2 infection. Method: Integrative review carried out from March/2020 to May/2021. The descriptors were used: Nursing Care, SARS-CoV-2, Women’s Health. Results: This resulted in 04 articles, all published the year 2020. Conclusion: work deals with a subject of how is ...