Introduction: In spite of qualitative and quantitative improvements in nursing studies, the application of findings in practice is quite limited among nurses. It seems that there are some factors acting as barriers or facilitators in spreading and employing the findings. Therefore, this study was done in order to identify nurses’ opinion regarding barriers and facilitators of clinical utilizat...

Background and Aim: Professional socialization, as a major issue in nursing, is a process during which novice nurses become professiona nurses with good fanction. Professional socialization of nurses is essential in this caring profession and has a direct link with the quality of provided services. Therefore, aim of this study is to assesed the barriares and facilitators of professional sociali...

Objectives: Rehabilitation is one of the basic services for the elderly and people with disabilities throughout life and provides the possibility of equal opportunities and participation of these people in the society. In fact, it is one of the main pillars of the health field, but in the country, more attention is paid to the concept of treatment, and rehabilitation is neglected and does not h...

Objective: Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a neurological disease in which the myelin lining the central nervous system is damaged. This study aimed to explore the experiences of facilitators and barriers adapting to MS. Material & Methods: This study was conducted using a qualitative phenomenological method. The participants were 14 (8 female and 6 male) referred to Rofideh Hospital in Tehran. Th...

    Background & Objective: During two recent decades, patient advocacy has been an arguable topic in nursing profession. Although there is a common consensus on patient advocacy as a nurse’s role, some evidence points to difficulties that nurses encounter to advocate patients. Since recognition of barriers and facilitators is the first step to promote the role of advocacy among nurses, this pa...