Abstract In contemporary times, the rate of Type 2 diabetes (T2D) among the older patient populace is nearing epidemic proportions. Characteristically, numerous studies have established that in most developed nations like the US, older patients will majorly comprise patients with T2D. In the United States, the increased incidence of T2D in the senior population is […] Read more >>
Abstract Caring for handicapped individuals is a challenging task because this group of vulnerable patients is characterized by a range of special needs that sometimes can be hardly addressed. Delivering care to disabled patients requires considerable financial expenditure, social tolerance and involvement, and an ethical attitude towards their needs. The discussed case study is Breathing […] Read more >>
Nursing is a noble profession that sets the aim of helping people to maintain their health and live healthy lives. That is why nurses could be the creators of healthy and favorable environments, in that case, nursing is an art. Alternatively, nurses could be the intermediaries between patients and scholars who implement the latest research […] Read more >>
Introduction It has been recognized in the medical community that through scientific research, patient-centered communication can enhance cancer control and prevention by maximizing the benefit of medical discoveries in its treatment. According to Levit, Balogh, Nass, and Ganz (2014), clinician-patient communication in cancer care has proven to be beneficial, especially considering the upcoming era of […] Read more >>
Abstract Authentic leadership entails the validity of the people who lead others. The elements of authenticity involve the qualities possessed by the people who claim to be the leaders as they are servants of the people as opposed to bosses. This paper seeks to identify the impact of authenticity in nursing leadership on the implementation […] Read more >>
The influence of evidence-based practice on nursing, education, science, and practice is definite. These initiatives involve practice implementation, education realignment, theory and model development, as well as research engagement in the new dimensions. Hence, the purpose of the given research is to explore the role and importance of EBP practice in advancing nurses’ skills and […] 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 >>
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