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Clinical simulation in teaching nursing students: Scoping review protocol
Ferreira, Daniel; Borges, Delfina; Oliveira, Maria José; Flores, Paula; Cunha, Hélder; Silva, MafaldaIntroduction: Clinical simulation is an innovative teaching technique in nursing education, allowing for the practical application of theory in a safe environment. It promotes the development of both technical and non-technical skills, such as critical thinking, decision-making, and teamwork. It positions the student as the central agent of learning, enhancing confidence and autonomy. Despite its growing use, t...
The impact of clinical supervision on burnout among registered nurses: A scopin...
Rosas Rodrigues, Cátia; Rocha, Sandra; Trigo, Salomé; Silva, Luís; Silva, Mafalda; Rosinhas, AnaIntroduction: Nursing practice is based on interpersonal relationships, which entails greater emotional involvement. In recent times, there have been high levels of burnout among nurses. Clinical supervision in nursing plays a role in the development of professional identity, with benefits for professional satisfaction and a reduction in stress levels among nurses. Nurses should consider clinical supervision a...
Exergames for rehabilitation in stroke survivors: Umbrella review of meta-analyses
Fernandes, Carla Sílvia; Magalhães, Bruno; Gonçalves, Filipe; Lima, Andreia; Silva, Mafalda; Moreira, Maria Teresa; Santos, Célia; Ferreira, SaloméBackground: It is essential to explore alternative methods to motivate stroke survivors throughout their lengthy rehabilitation journey. Exergames have emerged as promising tools for rehabilitating this demographic. Objective: We aimed to synthesize the combined evidence from meta-analyses that assessed the effects of exergames in the rehabilitation of stroke survivors. Methods: The umbrella review was conducte...
Assessing the potential of brewer’s spent grain to enhance cookie physicochemic...
Nicolai, Marisa; Palma, Maria Lídia; Reis, Ricardo; Amaro, Rúben; Fernandes, Jaime; Gonçalves, Elsa M.; Silva, Mafalda; Lageiro, ManuelaBrewers’ spent grain (BSG), the major by-product of the brewery industry, has high nutritional value, making it suitable for upcycling into products such as healthy, and sustainable cookies. Nonetheless, the incorporation of BSG in cookies can impact their quality, given the increased fiber and protein content. This work explored the effect of replacing wheat flour with BSG at 50% and 75% in cookie formulations...
The Buddying model in the clinical supervision of nurses: A scoping review prot...
Cruz, Nuno; Catarino, Paula; Costa, Cristina; Rosinhas, Ana; Silva, MafaldaIntroduction: The Buddying model has emerged as a promising approach to clinical nursing supervision, emphasizing the development of professional and personal competencies through structured, personalized peer support. It fosters a culture of continuous learning and intra-professional collaboration, contributing to the ongoing improvement of care quality and patient safety. Its adaptability across diverse clini...
Clinical simulation in teaching nursing students: Scoping review
Ferreira, Daniel; Borges, Delfina; Oliveira, Maria José; Flores, Paula; Cunha, Hélder; Silva, MafaldaIntroduction: Clinical simulation is an innovative teaching methodology that is widely recognised in nursing training for its ability to promote technical, relational and critical skills in a safe environment. It allows students to apply theoretical knowledge, develop clinical reasoning and acquire self-confidence before entering real care contexts. Objectives: To map the available scientific evidence on the us...
Psychological well-being of higher education nursing professors: Scoping review...
Ferreira, Daniel; Lima, Alejandra; Sousa, Fernanda; Silva, Mafalda; Bueno, Alexandre; Evangelista, Renata; Ferreira, MargaridaIntroduction: Workplace well-being is essential for professionals’ health and satisfaction, influencing organizational success. Among lecturers, including nursing faculty in higher education, high demands and publication pressure compromise well-being, with high levels of emotional exhaustion identified. Promoting well-being is crucial for student success, professional performance, and healthy academic environm...
Self-Medication, Knowledge, Beliefs and Attitudes about Antibiotic Therapy in A...
Sousa, Marisa; Assis Rocha, Mariana; Paulino, Luís; Ferreira, Telma; Volosciuc, Felícia; Raposo dos Santos, Rodrigo; Rodrigues, Rita; Santos, MarianaIntroduction: Antibiotics are widely used in pediatric respiratory conditions, despite most having a viral origin. Parental self-medication of children is also common. This study aimed to analyze the knowledge, beliefs, and attitudes of parents of children under 12 years old regarding antibiotic therapy and the practice of self-medication.Methodology: This was a multicenter, observational, descriptive, and cros...
AI vs Non-AI Tools in the Skincare Market: A Study on Consumer Trust, Enjoyment...
Silva, MafaldaDissertation presented as the partial requirement for obtaining a Master's degree in Data Driven Marketing, specialization in Data Science for Marketing; This thesis examines the impact of AI-driven personalization on consumer satisfaction and brand loyalty within the skincare industry. Employing a quantitative experimental design, participants were randomly assigned to interact with either an AI-assisted or a ...
Contributions of clinical simulation in the supervisory process of nursing stud...
Cruz, Nuno; Catarino, Paula; Costa, Cristina; Cunha, Helder; Flores, Paula; Silva, MafaldaIntroduction: Clinical simulation is a teaching and training methodology, used in clinical nursing supervision, that uses scenarios and tools to reproduce real healthcare situations. It allows knowledge to be applied, skills to be developed and attitudes to be refined in a controlled and safe environment, according to the level of knowledge and experience, reinforcing the acquisition and development of skills i...