Amy Winn, Esther Kikelomo Afolabi, Mary Bifarin, Temidayo Avwioro, Olusegun Isaac Alatise, Peter T Kingham, Margaret Barton-Burke
Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practice of chemotherapy management among nurses at Obafemi Awolowo University Teaching Hospital, Ile-Ife, Nigeria
Asia-Pacific journal of oncology nursing
different contradictory results reported nurses caring behaviour moral sensitivity present study aimed examine correlation nurses caring behaviour moral sensitivity research descriptive correlational study data collected using moral sensitivity range 0100 caring behaviour range 24144 questionnaires total 250 nurses worked clinical wards yasuj teaching hospitals 2018 selected systematic random sampling collected data analysed using spss version 19 descriptive statistics pearson correlation tests seventyfour percent nurses moderate moral sensitivity 5074 nurses moral sensitivity caring behaviour mean scores reported 595 111 range 3187 potential range 0100 11099 1799 range 6994 potential range 22144 respectively pearson test showed positive correlation nurses caring behaviour moral sensitivity 99 level p 0001 nurses moral sensitivity caring behaviour found moderate good respectively furthermore positive correlation moral sensitivity caring behaviour nurses nurses provided better caring behaviour levels moral sensitivity increased