[PDF] Top 20 Challenges of Female Nurses in Disasters: A Qualitative Study

... this study was “the im- portance of the presence of female nurses in the relief ...“female nurses as relaxing elements in team,” and “female nurses as creators of a sense ... See full document

... because female nurses were restricted in the control of aggressive male ...of nurses of both genders in psychiatric wards is ...Iranian nurses as Muslims. Due to religious custom, ... See full document

... Another study on non-disclosure of HIV status among Sub Saharan migrant women also identified sigma as the chief reason for non-disclosure ...A study in Botswana revealed that women faced a dilemma of ... See full document

... a study by Habibzadeh et al indi- cated that belief in Islamic values in care among nurses was one of the effective ethical considerations toward profession- alism of Iranian nurses, which causes ... See full document

... this study said that they were not fa- miliar with concepts of disaster and its management, and they had field ...his study on Iranian nurses’ experience in Bam earthquake reported lack of ... See full document

... graduated nurses who are faculty members can play a main role in clinical ...the challenges, which they may encounter for accepting their role as clinical ...this study was to explore the ... See full document

... this study. The nurses argued that patients with decreased LOC had no pains, ...Likewise, nurses in other investigations mainly neglected pain in unconscious ... See full document

... Our study had a qualitative approach with a phenom- enological ...a qualitative research method, which is suitable for gaining rich descriptions of the participants’ experi- ences and in-depth ... See full document

... Arab nurses working in Israeli public ...Arab nurses employed in public hospi- tals in mixed cities (such as Jerusalem and Haifa), who treat both Arab and Jewish patients, positing that this unique setting ... See full document

... provision, nurses are being asked to pro- vide an increasing number of services during the first visit, which is often the only visit women ...in nurses choosing to provide specific services from the ANC ... See full document

... This attitude, whereby the physician and family and/or other bodies, such as the state, may override the individ- ual’s choice in the name of a greater good, is more com- mon in European countries, and in clear ... See full document

... a qualitative study. The participants were registered nurses; (14 female and 6 ...as nurses from 3 to 29 years in different hospital ...The study was carried out in 2009 in ...to ... See full document

... process, challenges associated with completing all of the requirements of supervision, lack of support systems, inability to afford the costs associated with supervision and treatment, lack of appropriate ... See full document

... Following the proposal approval from the research center of nursing school, a purposive sampling of 10 nursing students (5 male and 5 female) were carried out in affiliated teaching hospital to Medical Sciences ... See full document

... larger qualitative study that examines diag- nostic practices and challenges across major diseases and actors (doctors, nurses, community health workers, patients, laboratory technicians, ... See full document

... of nurses by medical authorities, which was described by the majority of our ...than nurses, including ward staff, chief of wards, supervisors, matrons, chief of hospital and ministers of ...the ... See full document

... Garissa is part of the larger North Eastern part of Kenya, semi-arid with the majority of its local residents nomadic. The MMR in Garissa is still high with 646 deaths per 100,000 live births [5]. Compared to many other ... See full document

... 40 nurses (32 women and 8 men) of different ranks, 16 patients, and 8 family ...the study was invited to the wards to meet with the head nurses who introduced many of the ...the study and to ... See full document

... Most nurses wanted clear planning and their duties to be specified in advance to prevent confusion in the actual ...of nurses, and said that they would face many problems, if another disaster such as the ... See full document

... of nurses. Nurses of intensive care units do not take the communication with families serious or are not aware of the effect of communication of patients with their family members ...this study ... See full document