Introduction In most instances, talking comes naturally to the majority of children, and at times the normality of the situation denies potential review of the complexities attached to the achievement. Typically, the majority of children develop the ability to communicate effectively by the age of four, and children with disabilities develop the capacity to communicate […] Read more >>
The paper describes gastroesophageal reflux condition in infants, its causes, diagnostic tests involved, and treatment modalities. It is a condition that has onset between 0 and three months of age when it is considered as normal; however, it sometimes persists to 12 months of age. Persistence beyond 12 months results in a disease called gastroesophageal […] Read more >>
Use and Analysis of Background Literature Atopic dermatitis (AD) refers to a chronic skin disorder that causes morbidity. Globally, among all skin diseases, AD poses the greatest health burden. In the United States, the prevalence of AD among the pediatric population is 10.7% and relatively lower among adults at about 3% (Silverberg, 2014). AD mostly […] Read more >>
The onset of chronic illness has significant implications for the family. Chronic health events induce a stress response, which poses the need for the family to adapt to the needs of the sick person. In the literature, numerous studies have been conducted to explore the impacts of chronic illnesses on the family. This literature review […] Read more >>
Advancing nursing education is critical to improving patient outcomes. Various studies have proved that better patient outcomes are connected with increased nursing education and the commitment of nurses to improve their educational achievements. Since higher educational achievement is indispensable both to the nursing profession and individual nurses, it is of paramount importance to analyze various […] Read more >>
Abstract Many cases of autism are observed nowadays. Globally, there are 52 million cases of autism Such statistics prompted some scholars to assert that vaccines contribute to the high prevalence of the disease. Wakefield explained that the measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine increased the risk of developing autism since the components of the measles virus in the […] Read more >>
Abstract There are efforts to realign the healthcare sector in order to ensure that it meets the increasing needs of a growing population as well as the demands for specialized healthcare for the elderly. Due to this fact, nurses are viewed as a possible solution to this challenge. However, their contribution cannot be realized in […] Read more >>
The problems of the continuous quality improvement of rendered care and safe working conditions of the nursing personnel are among the most urgent for health care systems as they directly influence not only the health of nursing staff but also the quality of rendered health care in general and, as a result, the health of […] Read more >>
A qualitative Study on Factors that Contribute to Job Dissatisfaction and Nurse Turnover in Primary Care Facilities and Strategies to Enhance Nurse Retention Abstract Job dissatisfaction and nurse turnover continue to be major problems in the field of the nursing profession. This research proposal proposes research that aims to study the factors that contribute to […] Read more >>
Diabetes care distinguishes the broad spectrum of services and settings that enable the patient-centered continuum of caring and treatment. The acute character of comorbidities, especially among older patients, predefine the need for the quality care provided in skilled nursing facilities (SNF). The study proposal is aimed at shaping the research issue by answering how Quality […] Read more >>
