For health and care systems to succeed in the future, primary head nurses must demonstrate leadership. A focus group discussion was used assess nurses' leadership abilities 2022 Albania. The composed of 12 nurses, two men ten women, with a mean age 40 ± (SD) years old. Eight participants were charged duty nurse for more than five years, while seven position paid years. majority reported they la...

The article provides basic information about the creative path in science and theoreticalmedicine of famous scientist, head Department Microbiology, Virology andImmunology Chernivtsi Medical Institute, Dean Faculty, Excellencein Healthcare, Doctor Sciences, Professor Halina Antonivna Troyan, whoworked fruitfully ChMI from 1953 to 1970. She served on fronts World War II asa nurse various hospita...

on 30th November but were weak, and labour was described as slow till 4 a.m. on 1 st December, when the nurse detected a swelling posteriorly and sent for the resident. He found the os very high up, the head presenting above the brim and difficult to feel, and a swelling posteriorly below presenting part. Not being sure of his diagnosis he sent for an ambulance to transfer the patient to the Ma...

Head and neck cancer (HNC) encompasses several malignancies arising from different structures in the head and neck. The management of HNC is complex and requires multidisciplinary involvement with a range of treatment options that may lead to complications that have negative effects on patient outcomes. This article presents the role of surgery as primary treatment for HNC and describes postope...

In summary, the broad term "head injury" represents a large variety of more specific injuries. In order to anticipate and plan appropriate patient care, nurses need information regarding the cause of injury, the impact site, and the patient's clinical course in addition to current assessment findings. The nurse must also anticipate sequelae from secondary brain injury due to hypoxia, edema, inc...

in the intensive care unit (ICU). He is in a coma after a motor vehicle crash that resulted in head injury. She sits in the room hour after hour, rocking in the hard small chair, saying little, and wringing her hands in worry. Each time the alarms go off on the monitor, she startles in a vain attempt to locate the source of the sound and its meaning. She pushes the call light when the nurse doe...

background and objectives: job satisfaction is a critical factor in attracting and retaining nurses. although many studies have dealt with nurses’ job satisfaction, rapid transformation of the community and health systems can alter the factors influencing this issue, hence calling for continuous monitoring of job satisfaction as perceived by nurses. built on this necessity, the present study wa...

background & aim: nursing practice is influenced by nurses' precived professional values. a small number of studies have been focused to measure professional values in nursing, whereas most of them focused on measuring values of nursing students. this study aimed to explore how nurses prioritize professional values. methods & materials: in this cross-sectional study, the professional values of ...

background head injury is a major health problem worldwide, especially in children (1). trauma is one of the most common causes of morbidity and mortality in developed societies. traumatic injuries to the head can occur because of motor vehicle crashes, falling from heights, being beaten, and brain injuries caused by child abuse (4). the most common causes of head trauma in children are child a...