A Survey of the Workability Level of Nurses in the Selected Educational-Medical Centers of Tehran University of Medical Sciences

Azimbeik, Zohre; Jafarjalal, Ezzat; Bastani, Farideh; Hoseiny, Agha Fatemeh

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“… 35 Azimbeik et al demonstrated that the workability of nurses was at an appropriate level in hospitals in Iran which could result in patients’ experiences and satisfaction. 36 …”

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Evaluating the Relationship between Nursing Care Quality and Hospital Anxiety and Depression among Old Patients with Cardiovascular Disease

2022

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Introduction: Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is a prevalent condition among older adults’ hospitalizations leading to psychological complications. Nursing care is the longest intervention the patient receives. This study evaluated the relationship between nursing care quality and anxiety and depression among old patients with CVD. Methods: This is a descriptive cross-sectional correlational study that included 250 old patients with CVD admitted to an ‘age-friendly hospital’. Using the convenience sampling method. The data collection tools included the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS) and the Quality Patient Care Scale (QUALPACS). Data were collected through conducting interviews and analyzed in SPSS ver.13 via statistical tests such as correlation coefficients, independent t-test, and ANOVA. Results: Overall, 229 (91.6%) of patients received the desired nursing care quality. The mean (SD) scores for anxiety were 1.52 (1.14) and depression 2.18 (1.51), indicating a less than average hospital anxiety and depression. There was an inverse correlation between anxiety and nursing care quality. Conclusion: A combination of high-quality nursing care and clinical governance criteria in an age-friendly hospital can reduce anxiety in old patients.

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“… 35 Azimbeik et al demonstrated that the workability of nurses was at an appropriate level in hospitals in Iran which could result in patients’ experiences and satisfaction. 36 …”

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confidence: 99%

Evaluating the Relationship between Nursing Care Quality and Hospital Anxiety and Depression among Old Patients with Cardiovascular Disease

2022

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“…Studies conducted in the future should concentrate on qualitative approaches to the adoption of new health policies as well as on the quality of care provided to older adults and the impact of this care on mental health [98] . To make the shift from routine practices to innovative approaches, health professionals must make clinical governance a priority [99,100] showed in their study in Iran that nurses were suitably equipped to provide care at the hospital and that this was a factor that could bring patients satisfaction and a positive hospital experience. Public mental health nurses have an important role in the prevention and management of anxiety and depression, both prevalent complications of CVDs.…”

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Cardiovascular diseases and community mental health

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2024

Cardiac. Cardiovasc. Res.

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<p class="Default">Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) are cited as the deadliest of illnesses. Their incidence and prevalence around the world are steadily rising. CVDs are the cause of approximately one-third of all deaths in the world. It has been stated in empirical studies over the years that poor socioeconomic status, the lack of social support, stress at work and in the family, depression, and psychosocial risk factors such as anxiety and feelings of hostility aggravate the risk of developing coronary heart disease and also worsen the clinical course and prognosis. Additionally, psychobiological, and behavioral mechanisms have been identified in this context. Psychosocial risk factors should be identified in clinical practice and medical results shared with individuals with CVDs, who should also be screened for anxiety, stress, and stress management, as well as for symptoms of depression. Individuals at risk or who are diagnosed as displaying symptoms of anxiety and depression should be referred to psychiatric professionals to ensure that they receive assistance. Cardiac rehabilitation may involve psychosocial interventions that include cognitive behavioral therapy, problem-solving therapy, and stress management programs, applied on their own or together with other interventions. The aim of this review article is to examine CVDs and community mental health, determine which applications may be adopted as standard practice in this context, and raise awareness about this topic among the public and especially among health professionals. </p>

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A Survey of the Workability Level of Nurses in the Selected Educational-Medical Centers of Tehran University of Medical Sciences

Cited by 2 publications

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Evaluating the Relationship between Nursing Care Quality and Hospital Anxiety and Depression among Old Patients with Cardiovascular Disease

Evaluating the Relationship between Nursing Care Quality and Hospital Anxiety and Depression among Old Patients with Cardiovascular Disease

Cardiovascular diseases and community mental health

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