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Foot health and quality of life of nursing students: an exploratory multimethod...

Introduction: Foot health is often neglected in healthcare, despite its importance for nursing students, who spend long periods standing and walking. Objective: To explore the relationship between foot health, quality of life, and knowledge among nursing students in a clinical education setting. Methods: A sequential multimethod exploratory study was conducted with 54 students, selected through purposive snowba...

Implementation and validation of competency-based spiritual care education usin...

Background: The World Health Organization and various healthcare organizations recognize the spiritual dimension as crucial for well-being and health, particularly in person-centered care. The EPICC project developed a consensus-based model for spiritual care education, contributing tools like the EPICC Spiritual Care Competency Self-Assessment Tool to support competency development. Aim: To translate, cultural...

Explaining the process of learning about dignity by undergraduate nursing stude...

Background: The learning process about dignity and how undergraduate nursing students experience and use this ethical knowledge is an under-represented field in nursing research. To overcome the lack of conceptual clarity, it is important to understand what processes and dimensions students develop to support this learning outcome. Objective: This study aimed to explain the process of learning about dignity by ...

Work-related psychological wellbeing of Catholic priests in Portugal: cross-cul...

The present study was designed to translate the Francis Burnout Inventory Revised into Portuguese and to test this translation among a snowball sample of 266 Catholic priests serving in Portugal (91% diocesan). The data demonstrated: good internal consistency reliability for the two scales proposed by this instrument (negative affect, α = .89 and positive affect, α = .89); support for the association with a mea...

Assessing the power of the Francis Psychological Type and Emotional Temperament...

This study was designed to test the power of personality, engagement with leisure activities, and professional support, in order to predict susceptibility to professional burnout among Catholic priests in Portugal. Data provided by 208 priests who completed both the Francis Psychological Type and Emotional Temperament Scales and the Francis Burnout Inventory demonstrated that reported levels of burnout were sig...

Teaching spirituality in nursing: a bibliometric analysis

The study of spirituality in nursing education has become an emerging academic field, making it important to understand its evolution using bibliometric indicators. To achieve this, a search was conducted on July 8, 2024, using the Web of Science and Scopus databases. Titles and abstracts were screened in Rayyan, and data analysis was performed using Bibliometrix and Biblioshiny in the R language. A total of tw...

Instruments for assessing nursing care quality: a scoping review

Background/Objectives. Quality of nursing care (QNC) is a central concept in healthcare systems worldwide, with growing emphasis on developing reliable and contextually appropriate instruments for its assessment. Over recent decades, there has been a shift from outcome-based evaluation toward more holistic, patient-centered frameworks that consider both clinical indicators and interpersonal dimensions of care. ...

How spirituality appears in migrant parents’ discourses regarding their experie...

Trends in spirituality and spiritual care in nursing - a discursive paper

Aim This paper outlines key developments, innovations, and milestones in the field of spirituality and spiritual care in nursing. Design A discursive paper. Results Nursing scholars have significantly influenced the profession and contributed to the development of nursing knowledge, particularly in the field of spirituality and spiritual care. Key research has focused on nurses' perceptions and attitudes toward...

Psychological type, emotional temperament, and burnout among Catholic priests i...

This study was designed to test the power of psychological type and emotional temperament to predict individual differences in self-perceived work-related psychological wellbeing and professional burnout among Catholic priests serving in Brazil. A snowball sample of 147 Catholic diocesan priests completed the Francis Burnout Inventory and the Francis Psychological Type and Emotional Temperament Scales. The...