Iranian Nurses
Iranian nurses' constraint for research utilization
... why nurses do not use research findings, and multiple studies have revealed barriers of research utilization [9- ...elicit nurses' perception regarding barriers to research utilization in the UK [10] the ...
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Investigating The Status Of Burnout Among Iranian Nurses: A Systematic Review
... job. Nurses are more exposed to job burnout than other members of the medical ...among nurses, without time limit and with (or-and) ...in nurses, job burnout in personnel, job burnout in therapeutic ...
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Experiences of Iranian Nurses that Intent to Leave the Clinical Nursing: a Content Analysis
... 13 nurses participated in the ...of Iranian nurses who intend to leave clinical ...of Iranian nurses who intend to leave clinical nursing and then moved to more specific, detailed ...
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Translation and Psychometric Properties of the Copenhagen Burnout Inventory in Iranian Nurses
... among Iranian nurses indicate its high ...450 nurses who were randomly selected via quota ...in Iranian nurses or other health care ...
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A qualitative study of Iranian nurses' understanding and experiences of professional power
... nian nurses. They reported that Iranian nurses are not sat- isfied with their work ...setting. Nurses in these studies have expressed strong emotion concerning the lack of recogni- tion in the ...
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Motivating factors among Iranian nurses
... of Iranian health care system is “quality of care,” and it is assumed that motivated nurses are more ready to provide better ...investigating Iranian nurses’ motivations; however, factors ...
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Factors Hindering Organizational Learning: Perspectives of Iranian Nurses
... the nurses' acquisition of the capabilities required for entering this ...the nurses had a significant role in weakening their motivation for innovation and proposing new ideas and consequently made them ...
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Exploring Iranian nurses’ experiences of missed nursing care: a qualitative study: a threat to patient and nurses’ health
... Iranian nurses are exposed to many work- related challenges that may influence the quality of nursing care (1), resulting in dif- ferences in Iran’s functional nursing struc- ture and that of other ...the ...
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Sleep Problems and Depression in Iranian Nurses: The Predictive Role of Workaholism
... as nurses are ...forty‑seven nurses in Malayer participated, based on the census method, in this study, that began in January and ended in March, ...the nurses were workaholics, and ...the ...
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Barriers to and Facilitators of Research Utilization among Iranian Nurses: a Literature Review
... research methods, statistics, and EBP to ensure that they have necessary abilities to critically evaluate articles, as well as conducting literature reviews to improve clinical practice. Also, designing mentorship ...
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Research Article Iranian Nurses Attitudes and Perception towards Patient Advocacy
... of nurses’ assumption regarding the role of patient advocate. Nurses’ intrinsic characteristics are cited as critical compo- nents in nurses’ ability to act as nursing advocates [20, ...that ...
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Depression among Iranian nurses: A systematic review and meta-analysis
... of nurses like other many developing countries. A total of 90 026 nurses in Iran were employed in 2008, while the country needed at least approximately 220 000 nurses ...the nurses to provide ...
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Iranian Nurses Professional Socialization
... for nurses in Tehran, Shahrekord and Abadan was mod- erately high (Figure 1), but there was no significant dif- ference between them (P = ...that nurses in Malaysia improved the sense of belongingness by ...
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Moral self-concept and moral sensitivity in Iranian nurses
... improve nurses’ moral self-concept can lead to higher moral sensitivity and eventually better ethical ...in nurses, and other strategies are needed to develop nurses’ moral sensitivity and moral ...
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The Status of Social Well-Being in Iranian Nurses: a Cross- Sectional Study
... Results: The results showed that Participants’ mean score of social well-being was 105.45 (15.87). Social well-being was significantly related to participants’ age, gender, work experience, satisfaction with working in ...
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Awareness of professional rules among Iranian nurses: a cross-sectional study
... The questionnaire was developed during several joint sessions with experienced professors in professional ethics and rules as well as senior experts working in the provincial forensics medicine of Kermanshah. Also, the ...
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Technology concept in the view of Iranian nurses
... To facilitate discussion, the interviewer used open‑ended questions based on the experiences about the concepts of technology concepts, presented before by the nurses, if such elements had not been spontaneously ...
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Iranian nurses’ perceptions of patient advocacy
... in nurses (8, 17). In a qualitative research by Kelly and Oconner on nurses’ perceptions of advocacy, although nurses played an intermediary role (as an advocate) between patients and healthcare ...
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Influencing factors on professional commitment in Iranian nurses: A qualitative study
... sampling was continued until data saturation (when no new categories or subcategories could be merged) was reached. The data were gathered through a face-to-face, in-depth interview performed by the first author. All ...
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Effective Individual Contributions on Iranian Nurses Intraprofessional Collaboration Process: A Qualitative Study
... affect nurses' performance in an intraprofessional collaborative ...workplace. Nurses who have experienced hospitalization or spent time in hospital with a relative are more inclined to engage in ...
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