Search Results - "Hassan, Nesiya"

The improvement in research orientation among clinical nurses in Qatar: a cross-sectional study by Alomari, Albara, Singh, Kalpana, Hassan, Nesiya, Mannethodi, Kamaruddeen, Kunjavara, Jibin, Vellaramcheril Joy, George, Al Lenjawi, Badriya

“…The main barrier to engaging nurses in research is the lack of research knowledge and skills. To explore the influence of research workshops on the research…”
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Does COVID-19 Revamp Nurses’ Compassion? Post-Pandemic Approach in Qatar by Joy, George Vellaramcheril, Mannethodi, Kamaruddeen, Ali Alomari, Albara Mohammad, Singh, Kalpana, Hassan, Nesiya, Kunjavara, Jibin, Al Lenjawi, Badriya

“…Aim: This study aimed to identify self-compassion among staff nurses after the COVID-19 pandemic in Qatar. Design: Descriptive cross-sectional survey design…”
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Barriers and Solutions to the Gap between Theory and Practice in Nursing Services: A Systematic Review of Qualitative Evidence by Singh, Kalpana, Alomari, Albara Mohammad Ali, Sayed, Hashim Mohamed Al, Mannethodi, Kamaruddeen, Kunjavara, Jibin, Joy, George V., Hassan, Nesiya, Martinez, Ederlie, Lenjawi, Badriya Al

“…Background . The phenomenon of theory‐practice gap has endured within the field of nursing from the era of Florence Nightingale until today, persistently…”
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Research Self-Efficacy and Research-Related Behavior Among Nurses in Qatar: A Cross-Sectional Study by Mannethodi, Kamaruddeen, Hassan, Nesiya, Kunjavara, Jibin, Pitiquen, Ederlie Encarnacion, Joy, George, Al-Lenjawi, Badriya

“…Research self-efficacy helps predict the individual interest and confidence in conducting research. The study was conducted to identify the research…”
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Nurses' self‐esteem, self‐compassion and psychological resilience during COVID‐19 pandemic by Joy, George Vellaramcheril, Alomari, Albara Mohammad Ali, Singh, Kalpana, Hassan, Nesiya, Mannethodi, Kamaruddeen, Kunjavara, Jibin, Al Lenjawi, Badriya

“…Aim This study aimed to identify self‐esteem, self‐compassion and psychological resilience among staff nurses during the COVID‐19 pandemic in Qatar. Design…”
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Are Nurses Aware of Their Contribution to the Antibiotic Stewardship Programme? A Mixed-Method Study from Qatar by Hassan, Nesiya, Ali Alomari, Albara Mohammad, Kunjavara, Jibin, Singh, Kalpana, Joy, George V, Mannethodi, Kamaruddeen, Al Lenjawi, Badriya

“…The antibiotic stewardship programme (ASP) is a new concept initiated by WHO, but nurses are not yet ready to adopt the program. The training and empowerment…”
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The nurses perceived educational values and experience of journal club activities - A cross-sectional study in Qatar by Hassan, Nesiya, Alomari, Albara Mohammad Ali, Singh, Kalpana, Kunjavara, Jibin, Joy, George V., Mannethodi, Kamaruddeen, Al Lenjawi, Badriya

“…BACKGROUND:Journal club (JC) is widely used as an educational method to support nurses in up-to-date clinical practices, acquire critical appraisal skills, and…”
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Development and validation of the Nursing Journal Club Perception Scale (NJCPS) by Hassan, Nesiya, Singh, Kalpana, Kunjavara, Jibin, Mannethodi, Kamaruddeen, Alomari, Albara Mohammad Ali, Joy, George Vellaramcheril, Singh, Rajvir, Al Lenjawi, Badriya

“…BACKGROUND: The Journal Club is an excellent platform for participants to engage in the critical evaluation of articles and the extraction of evidence to…”
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Public Knowledge and Belief Regarding Antibiotic Use and Antimicrobial Resistance in Qatar by Hassan, Nesiya, Kunjavara, Jibin, Mannethodi, Kamaruddeen, Singh, Kalpana, Varghese, Annamma, Varughese, Bincymary, Thomas, Jeena Rajan, Salhab, Hamza Mohamad, Shah, Noor Bibi Khial Bad, Vinluan, Noreen Chua, Nonato, Marivic Arroyo, Alghazawi, Raed Hashim, Augusthy, Vipin, Singh, Rajvir

“…Background: Antibiotics act as a therapeutic weapon in eradicating pathogens. Antibiotics are the most common group of drugs misused for self-medication. This…”
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Middle East Nurses Turnover Intention and its Correlates Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Systematic Review by Kunjavara, Jibin, Ali Alomari, Albara Mohammad, Mannethodi, Kamaruddeen, Hassan, Nesiya, Singh, Kalpana, Joy, George V, Al Lenjawi, Badriya

“…Global nursing scarcity was more evident during COVID-19. This study investigated the rates and contributing factors of turnover intention in the middle east…”
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A prospective study regarding factors related to unscheduled revisit within 72 hours in adult Emergency Department, Al Khor Hospital, State of Qatar by Hassan, Nesiya, Mustafa, Wafa, Mercado, Ann Cristine, Varughese, Bincy Mary, Mohanan, Chippy, Nair, Deepa, Yohannan, Jessy, Jose, Jisha, Sebastian, Joby, George, Saritha, Augustine, Vipin

“…Background: Crowding in hospital Emergency Departments (EDs) is a commonly observed problem all over the world. Objectives: To identify the factors related to…”
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Exploring the variables that impact on self-reported back in nurses working in critical care environments by Milligan, Fiona, Hatamleh, Aseel, Hassan, Nesiya, Khial, Noor, Sebastian, Nirmala, Shaji, Mincy, Shiju, Shiny, Thomas, Shiney, Almomani, Emad, Alomari, Hussein, Alsabou, Abdelqader, Alatoum, Ibrahim, Fernandez, Dave, Okour, Mohammad, Chandra, Prem

“…Background: There is little evidence of research outcome data or studies into self-reported back pain in Middle Eastern or Gulf region countries. Within HMC…”
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