iosr-JNHS   Volume-9 ~ Issue-1 ~ Jan - Feb. 2020

Abstract: Background: Profession of nursingreacts with patients in healthcare organizations, so effective organizational support is required. Nurses should demonstrate high level of organizational citizenship behavior
as they are the most active health care providers and area of innovation to intervene high quality of care. Researchpurpose: This research explored the relationship between organizational support and nurses'
perceived citizenship and innovation. Methods: A descriptive correlational study design was utilized in carrying out this study, it was executed in all In-patient medical, surgical and intensive care units and its specialties at
Alexandria Main University Hospital. It is a teaching hospital equipped with 1724 beds. The organizational support scale that was used to measure....

Keywords: Organizational support, citizenship behavior,innovation

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Malaysian higher education institutions. International Journal of Management and Human Science, 2(3), 1-14.
[2]. Abou Hashish, E. A. (2017). Relationship between ethical work climate and nurses' perception of organizational support, commitment, job satisfaction and turnover intent. Nursing ethics, 24(2), 151-166.
[3]. Bagheri, A., & Akbari, M. (2018). The impact of entrepreneurial leadership on nurses' innovation behavior. Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 50(1), 28-35.
[4]. Bilgin, N., Kuzey, C., Torlak, G., & Uyar, A. (2015). An investigation of antecedents of organizational citizenship behavior in the Turkish hospitality industry: a structural equation approach. International Journal of Culture, Tourism and Hospitality
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Abstract: Background: Diabetes Mellitus (DM) is a chronic chronic disease wherein increasing glucose levels can cause macro-vascular, micro-vascular disease and neurological complications (Wijaya & Putri, 2013). The
prevalence of DM continues to increase every year in the world , it is predicted that there will be a threefold increase from 2000 to 2030 (WHO, 2013). DM prevalence in West Kalimantan (Kal-Bar) is around 0.8% who
have been diagnosed from the age of 15 years (Riskesdas, 2013). Pontianak is the highest incidence of DM in Kal-Bar at 8.6% with 649 cases in 2013 (Ramanda, 2014 cited in West Borneo Office of Deputy Ministry of
Health, 2013). The importance of self-management in patients with diabetes mellitus to minimize the risk of complications and control blood glucose levels so that patients can improve the quality of life of patients, by
the reason that researchers want to study more broadly related to the self-management of diabetes mellitus patients in the city of Pontianak.....

Key Word: Diabetes; Self-Management;Description

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Abstract: Background: Conventional teaching methods that included seminars and lectures, led to one sided monotony among residents, resulteingin teaching sessions being a forced agenda rather than an interactive
session. The need to do some thing out of the box to promote learning amongst post graduate students in anaesthesiology, led to us flipping the classroom approach, where learners view educational content prior to
class and engage in active learning during didactic sessions. Objective : We hypothesized that a flipped classroom improves knowledge acquisition and retention for
residents compared to traditional lecture, and that residents prefer this approach. Methods : The study was conducted in 2019.The same group of 16 post graduate students were exposed to both
conventional teaching methods going on in the department and also to the flipped classroom. The flipped classroom consisted of reviewing a 10-minute video, followed by 45-minute in-class interactive sessions with
audience response questions,.....

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Abstract: Background:Women with preconception suboptimal health status are at higher risk of maternal and neonatal morbidity. Preconception Care (PCC) is a behavioural, social and biomedical intervention to couples
in preparation for conception for curbing individual and environmental factors contributing to poor pregnancy outcomes and for improved maternal and child health. The growing needs for improving maternal and neonatal
health and reducing their mortality rate indicate the need for PCC. However, there is considerable gap in provision of PCC; the availability and provision of PCC is very limited and unsatisfactory.
Aim:The study aim was to assess the availability and pregnant women perceived importance of PCC in Sir Yahaya Memorial Hospital Birnin-Kebbi.....

Key words: Availability, Implication, Perceived importance, Preconception care

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Abstract: Background:The use of physical restraints with elderly is a common practice in many countries.It is frequently used in the management of hospitalized elderly to ensure safety, facilitate treatment and to
compensate for understaffing.There was a lack of studies concentrated on nurse'sknowledge, attitude and intention towards physical restraint use with geriatric patients.Aim: Assess nurses' knowledge, intention and
attitude towards the use of physical restraint in geriatric care. Method: A descriptive correlation research design was used. The study was conducted at the medical and surgical inpatient'sunits and intensive care units
at Mansoura University hospitals. The study included a convenient sample of 150 nurses dealing with geriatric patients in the previously mentioned.....

Key Words: Nurses,Knowledge, Intention, Attitude,Physical Restraint, geriatric care.

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Abstract: Triage nurse immediate sorting capabilities, her knowledge, performance, and accurate clinical decision-making are the most important factor affecting immediate lifesaving, clinical outcomes, and quality of
care for patients in emergencies; therefore, most universities in the world seek to find student-centered educational methods which can lead to improvement of the clinical decision-making of the students.The study
aims to determine the efficacy of START Triage algorithm and disaster management scenario-based education for adults on faculty nursing students' knowledge, attitude, competencies, and clinical judgment in multicausality
situationsMaterials and MethodsA quasi-experimental research design was utilized in this study.This study was conducted at.....

Keywords: Scenario, START triage algorithm, Disaster management, Clinical judgment. Triage competencies

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Abstract: Aim: This study aimed to evaluate the effect of a lecture-based education on female undergraduates' knowledge and acceptance of the human papillomavirus vaccine for cervical cancer prevention.Methods:This study was designed as a randomized controlled trial. A simple random sample of 768 un-married Egyptian female students was recruited from 5 colleges situated within the Mansoura university campus. The sample was divided into two groups.The intervention group (n= 384) received a lecture-based education about human papillomavirus infection and vaccine; while subjects of the control group (n= 384) did not. Data on students' knowledge about and acceptance of the human papillomavirus vaccine were assessed before the lecture and after the lecture and after one month through using a 21-items self-administered questionnaire. Results:The average knowledge scores about HPV infection and its causal link with cervical cancer and knowledge scores about HPV vaccination of the intervention.....

Keywords: Human Papillomavirus Vaccine, cervical cancer, and lecture-based education

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