There was a substantial documented call for healthcare professionals to provide compassionate care during the COVID-19 pandemic and significant criticism voiced when it was lacking. This study aimed to explore perspectives on compassionate care among hea
Indeed, slow internet speed, power interruption, as well as the lack of face-to-face interaction have been perceived as barriers to satisfactory e-learning during the COVID-19 pandemic [13,14,15]. The satisfaction and usability of any technological tool used for distance learning are ...
tests. The COVID-19 infection rates during the outbreaks were 41.6% among residents and 48.1% among HCWs, respectively. The case fatality rate among residents was 10.3%. None of the HCWs were hospitalized or died. The multivariate Cox regression model showed that the risk of COVID-19 ...
Indeed, the simple fact of treating patients infected by COVID-19 may favour the appearance of burnout and it is not uncommon that the expectation of facing COVID-19 in the near future is a source of stress and burnout [34]. Thus, our survey responses reflected very high levels of ...
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Second, when discussing the questionnaire, it was communicated that many WHM activities had recently been suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic, so it can be assumed that WHM was better positioned in parts before the pandemic. The still relatively high values achieved by the project care ...
A positive correlation was found between the VAS-A and the S-Anxiety (0.686), thus the simplicity and ease of data collection of the VAS-A can be a useful instrument, by itself, for assessing anxiety in nursing students in crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic. Furthermore, AUC/ROC valu...
Many nursing students work during the entire university degree, usually in jobs related to their future job as nurses. However, the impact of this previous work experience on their education, and therefore their future job, differs according to the kind of job (e.g., related or not to the...
nurses can become more confident and engaged in the process of digitization [1]. Technical readiness of nurses is an increasingly significant element. Digital transformation offers great potential for addressing the shortage of skilled nurses and the ongoing COVID−19 pandemic, particularly in large ...