Needlestick Injuries Hit 42% of Nursing Students, and Knowledge Alone Does Not Protect Them
A cross-sectional study of 455 Egyptian nursing students found that 42.4 percent reported a needlestick injury within a year, with ...
A cross-sectional study of 455 Egyptian nursing students found that 42.4 percent reported a needlestick injury within a year, with ...
A randomized controlled trial in Istanbul found that adding standardized-patient simulation to online theoretical training significantly improved nurses' and midwives' ...
A qualitative study of 17 novice nurses in Beijing finds that an AI standardized patient system is seen as a ...
A Dutch study of 602 patient complaints against residents shows that communication failures, clinical expertise gaps and professionalism issues dominate, ...
A poem published in Academic Psychiatry captures the emotional and clinical passage from residency into fellowship through the imagery of ...
A qualitative study of eleven novice therapists in Ontario hospital placements finds that practitioners conceptualize spiritually integrated psychotherapy as an ...
A new commentary argues that psychiatric residency programs take wildly inconsistent approaches to training residents in administering long-acting injectable medications, ...
A mixed-methods study of 260 nursing interns in China found that caricature storyline-based animated videos significantly improved knowledge, attitudes, behaviors, ...
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