Yi-Lin Chen, Chang-Chao Su, Chia-Hao Chang, Kathy James, Mei-Yen Chen
High Prevalence of Cardiometabolic Risks and Health Needs Among Patients With Hepatocellular Carcinoma After Treatment: A Cross-sectional Study
Cancer nursing
healthcare landscape undergoes transformative shifts due factors like ageing demographics technological innovations rapid global dissemination infectious diseases imperatives accessible costeffective care pressing need emerges contemporisation nursing education notably paucity research delving nurses introspective evaluations educational experiences immersion professional settings study aimed examine nurses evaluations educational background 30 years identify relationships assessments demographic study embraced recurrent crosssectional survey methodology encompassing three distinct quantitative crosssectional evaluations conducted years 1999 2009 2021 cohort inquiry consisted nurses stationed estonian general hospitals inpatient departments developmental plan institutions least one year professional experience cumulatively 832 nurses engaged across three sequential evaluations study n 463 study ii n 198 study iii n 171 data procurement executed via structured survey subsequent analytical procedures encompassing descriptive correlational methodologies discernible augmentation educational calibre nurses observed successive evaluation escalation concomitated enhanced positive assessments areas like evidenceinformed education skill development autonomous operational capabilities yet critical appraisal persisted concerning competencies navigating complex patient interactions addressing socioreligious dilemmas merit investigation lies illumination nursing educations evolution perceived retrospectively nurses operationalized academic learnings realworld scenarios vantage point inherently informed practice uniquely positions earmark avenues refinement exploration paves way enrichments nursing education spotlighting imperative equipping nurses adeptly manage intricate situations