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... Conclusion: he results indicate that some sociodemographic and clinical characteristics inluence the quality of life of patients with schizophrenia and should be considered in the pat[r] ... See full document

... In light of the above, the aim of the present study was to assess the direct costs of dressing materials used in PU treatment in an intensive care unit part of a university hos- pital [r] ... See full document

... Table 2 – Internal Consistency Reliability for the 39 items on the Self-efficacy Scale for the Establishment of Good Relationships with Families in Neonatal and Pediatric Hospital Sett[r] ... See full document

... Patients with high scores on the Braden scale presented a higher risk of pressure ulcer incidence when compared to those classiied into the low score category.. Conclusion: hese result[r] ... See full document

... Despite the fact that the majority of the women believed that they might have to have children living with AIDS (78.4%), only one-third (33.3%) revealed having received counseling on [r] ... See full document

... In relation to education level, the results agree with stud- ies carried out in urban areas and with the study carried out with rural women in Pakistan, where after multiple regres- sio[r] ... See full document

... herefore, it is necessary to enquire about the attitude of the nursing staf of the Regional Hospital of Melilla towards Moroccan patients, and determine if there are prejudices toward[r] ... See full document

... he total length of fasting was signiicantly associated with the number of symptoms the patient presented before (p=0.000) and after the surgery (p=0.007), the length of stay (p=0.000)[r] ... See full document

... In an attempt to bridge this knowledge gap, this study aims to describe how the pain of patients undergoing endo- vascular procedures in a cath lab setting is assessed (charac- teristic[r] ... See full document

... care of children and adolescents with chronic diseases may improve access to care services and HCN actions because this network can quickly mobilize the resources of the medi- cal team[r] ... See full document

... 2. Souza MCP, Goulart MA, Rosado VR, Adriano MM. Utilization of parenteral drugs in vials at a pediatric unit of a university hospital. Rev Esc Enferm USP [Internet]. 2008 [cited 2016 Oct ... See full document

... In relation to the interviews of the experts participating in the development of the script of the simulated scenario, seven units of signiicance and their respective subunits were fo[r] ... See full document

... he nursing Diagnoses listed in the present study were: Impaired verbal communication, impaired skin integrity, risk for infection, risk for falls, risk for bleeding (n=19, 100%), impa[r] ... See full document

... Regarding the health variable, non-smokers (n=79, 50.3%) and those who did not consume alcohol (n=140, 89.1%) prevailed. Of those who consumed alcoholic bev- erages, 35.3% (n=6) had a suspicion for alcohol abuse or ... See full document

... Objective: To analyze potential intravenous drug interactions, and their level of severity associated with the administration of these drugs based on the prescriptions of a[r] ... See full document

... Objective: To assess the efect of prayer on blood pressure, heart rate and respiratory rate in patients with chronic kidney disease and learn their perception of the intervention.. Met[r] ... See full document

... study analyzed the Morse Scale in hospitalized Portuguese adult patients in association with their characteristics, diag- nosis and length of stay, evidencing that several risk factors [r] ... See full document

... he present scale reached high indexes of validity and reliability, and with a large range of attributes as possibilities to evaluate thirst discomfort, the seven most representative a[r] ... See full document

... his category presents ive subcategories, which bring forth the main convergences and diferences in relation to the quantitative results: (1) Developing skills to care for people with [r] ... See full document

... he key ideas extracted from the interviews were: care in the end stage of life that avoids futile measures; comfort care; lack of standardized care and lack of team training.. Conclusi[r] ... See full document