Research suggests women find the first 2 to 6 weeks to be the most difficult time for
breastfeeding. It has been identified that women need and seek support with breastfeeding …

Purpose To assess the prevalence of burnout amongst Australian cancer nurses as well as
investigate the systemic and individual factors associated with burnout, including training …

Aim. To identify indicators of quality nursing care by identifying structures, processes and
outcomes perceived as valid, feasible, reliable and suitable for Australian paediatric …

Puppets have been used for play and in education with children in a variety of contexts,
including health care. There is however a dearth of literature that explains nurses' …

Aim The aim of the present study was to identify any association between nurse staffing and
clinical outcomes in hospitalised children. Inclusion criteria Quantitative studies that …

No studies have examined the association between patient satisfaction and the allocation of
nursing care hours using a workload management system. The aim of this study is to …

Background: The nursing workload has a close and strong association with the quality of
services provided for the patients. Therefore, paying careful attention to the factors affecting …

Introduction Intensive care units commonly use the Nursing Activities Score (NAS) to
measure nursing workload, however, some settings use TrendCare. Historically 100 NAS …

Stress and fatigue are being interchangeably used in the nursing literature resulting in
operationalization and measurement issues. A scoping review was conducted to identify …

Relatively little is known about the experiences of those bereaved by suicide, particularly in
the weeks leading to the death of a loved one. This study used a qualitative methodology to …