Study Finds Disconnect Between Nurses’ Competence Attitudes and Actual Practice
A cross-sectional study of 189 hospital nurses in Iran revealed that positive attitudes toward professional competence did not correlate with ...
A cross-sectional study of 189 hospital nurses in Iran revealed that positive attitudes toward professional competence did not correlate with ...
A cross-sectional study of 154 US primary care providers found that alumni of a one-year behavioral health training fellowship reported ...
A new Bayesian network framework predicts dropout risk in online continuing education with 88.9 percent cross-validated accuracy and recommends personalized ...
A four-week structured educational program significantly improved medication error knowledge among 89 psychiatric nurses in Egypt, with reported errors declining ...
A pre- and post-intervention study of 38 community nurses found that a 1.5-hour COMFORT model training session significantly increased self-reported ...
A systematic review of reviews finds dermoscopy training improves diagnostic accuracy and confidence among primary care practitioners, though evidence quality ...
A randomized single-blind trial in Iran found that two five-hour PLISSIT-based counseling sessions significantly raised midwives' clinical skills and sexual ...
A cross-sectional survey of 337 nurses at a Chinese hospital group found that perceived training and professional-development support, rather than ...
A 480-hour structured training program in China significantly raised self-reported nursing competence among organ transplant specialist nurse trainees, with gains ...
A city-wide study in New Taipei City found that a four-hour interprofessional course significantly improved frontline responders' confidence and knowledge ...
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