Search Results - "Eltaib, Fatma Abdou"

Determinants of nursing students' satisfaction with blended learning by Hassan, Eman Arafa, Mohamed, Ahlam Mahmoud, Eltaib, Fatma Abdou, Khaled, Asmaa Mohammed Saad

“…Blended learning, a pedagogical approach combining traditional classroom instruction with online components, has gained prominence in nursing education. While…”
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Perceptions regarding attitude towards simulation-based learning among nursing students in Saudi Arabia: A cross-sectional study by Eltaib, Fatma Abdou, Alanazi, Fadiyah Jadid, Mersal, Fathia Ahmed, Aboelola, Taghreed Hussien

“…Simulation-based education is essential for preparing nursing students for their professional roles and enhancing their learning experiences and patient care…”
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Impact of a comprehensive rehabilitation palliative care program on the quality of life of patients with terminal cancer and their informal caregivers: a quasi-experimental study by Ibrahim, Ateya Megahed, Wahba, Nadia Mohamed Ibrahim, Zaghamir, Donia Elsaid Fathi, Mersal, Nahed Ahmed, Mersal, Fathia Ahmed, Ali, Rasmia Abd El-Sattar, Eltaib, Fatma Abdou, Mohamed, Heba Ali Hamed

“…Palliative care schemes, which include pain management, symptom control, psychosocial support and rehabilitation, aim to boost patients' quality of life, ease…”
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Effects of Electronic Devices and Internet Addiction on Sleep and Academic Performance Among Female Egyptian and Saudi Nursing Students: A Comparative Study by Elbilgahy, Amal Ahmed, Sweelam, Rasha Kamal, Eltaib, Fatma Abdou, Bayomy, Hanaa E., Elwasefy, Shereen Ahmed

“…Introduction The widespread availability of Internet access and increasing rate of electronic device usage has helped enlighten the world community through…”
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Challenges facing clinical nurse educators and nursing students in Egyptian and Saudi clinical learning environment: A comparative study by Elbilgahy, Amal Ahmed, Eltaib, Fatma Abdou, Lawend, Josephin A.

“…Clinical learning environment (CLE) was considered as an important aspect of the nursing education; but still appears that there are some problems hindering…”
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