The discipline of nursing continues to evolve in keeping with the dramatic expansion of scientific knowledge, technology, and a concomitant increase in complexity of patient care in all practice settings. Changing patient demographics require complex planning for co-morbidities associated with chronic diseases and life-saving advances that have altered mortality in ways never before imagined. T...

Maternal behavior during the weaning period (postpartum Days 14-35) was described from continuous timelapse videorecordings of Norway rat dams and their litters. Time spent nursing declined steadily after Day 20 but persisted until Day 34, about a week longer than suggested by reports of milk transfer. Most of the decline in nursing was due to progressively fewer nursing bouts per day; milk let...

Qualitative interviews with nursing home administrators reveal innovative and cost-conscious ways to physically modify facilities that help institute culture change practices. Telephone interviews were conducted following a national survey of nursing home nursing directors and administrators. In this cross-sectional snapshot of administrator experiences, motivations for making facilities more h...

Objective: To analyze the effect of multi-directional continuous nursing on improving quality life patients with cancer pain after discharge. Methods: According to method random number table, 80 were divided into control group and intervention group, 40 in each group. The received routine nursing. two groups before compared observed, satisfaction score was investigated. Results: higher than tha...

I recently attended a National League for Nursing meeting of top nursing researchers, educators, and leaders. Among the purposes of the meeting was the need to identify gaps in and opportunities to create knowledge to improve nursing education. Although meeting participants discussed several exciting efforts currently underway to improve nursing education, the journal editors attending lamented...

Healthcare professionals and patients realize that healthcare is forever changing. Yet 1 thing remains constant: Nursing leaders are driven to perform effectively, economically, and efficiently while being highly invested in human caring. Doing the right intervention at the right time for the patient, their families, and communities continues to inspire us. No wonder the annual Gallup survey on...

To analyze value of PDCA circulation mode combined with continuing nursing guided by WeChat on improving the quality patients gynecological inflammatory diseases during out-of-hospital treatment. 320 inflammation were equally divided into control group (routine guidance treatment) and observation (the implemented care services). Nursing score total efficiency compared. The patients’ average age...

BACKGROUND Challenging behavior exhibited by people with dementia can have adverse outcomes, like stress, low morale, low work satisfaction and absenteeism for nursing staff in long-term care settings. Training nursing staff to manage challenging behavior may reduce its impact. Although much of the research into training nursing staff shows methodological limitations, several studies find some ...

Objective: To explore the advantages of continuous nursing based on Omaha system for patients with oral cancer surgery. Methods: 120 cases who were treated surgically from January 2020 to June 2022 selected this study; ages ranged 26­–78 years old. The divided into a control group (60 patients) would undergo routine and an observation Omaha. Statistical analysis was carried out clinical data. R...

background: continuous evaluation is required in order to ensure the university system’s efficiency. one of the important aspects of evaluating the educational system’s effectiveness is judging the system’s ability in meeting environmental needs. the present research’s goal has been to investigate nursing education’s efficiency through investigating the graduate’s condition and their views on e...