Bianca Sandi Kobarg, Maria Elena Echevarría Guanilo, Gustavo Peressoni Bernard, Marcos Guilherme Praxedes Barreto, Luiz Philipe Molina Vana, Joir Lima de Oliveira Junior, Kelly Danielle de Araújo, Ricardo de Lauro Machado Homem, Elaine Marlene Tecla, Fabiano Calixto Fortes de Arruda, José Adorno, Alfredo Gragnani, Maurício José Lopes Pereima
National multicentric study on the incidence of alcohol burns during the COVID-19 pandemic
Burns : journal of the International Society for Burn Injuries
study aimed assess level practice nursing leadership characteristics implementation electronic health records perceived nurses crosssectional survey design used study study recruited 213 nurses five hospitals recently implemented electronic health solution data collocated using selfadministrated questionnaire composed three subdomains study granted ethics committees investigators universities jordanian ministry health descriptive correctional statistics used data analysis data collected 213 nurses majority participants 723 female 45 reported receiving full support leaders using electronic health records classroombased training frequently used teaching method implementation electronic health records 596 study demonstrated diverse leadership styles practiced implementation process electronic health records setting directions developing people redesigning organizations commonly practiced item clarifying reasons using electronic health records information could enhance effective adoption electronic health records nurses