Abstract A total of 425 nurses (28%) randomly selected from the American Nurses
Association, responded to a questonnaire sent to 1500 nurses. The sample consisted of 116 …

This study provides a comparison of attitudes of staff nurses and administrators towards
people with disabilities. Findings were derived using a new instrument to measure attitudes …

The purposes of this study were to determine if the attitudes of nursing students toward the
disabled would improve following participation in a one-day educational conference on care …

This study examines the power of seven demographic variables to predict the extent to
which nursing-home staff offer empathy in their interactions with nursing-home residents …

How a person with a disability feels about himself centers on how others respond to him.
Often he has a fear of others focusing on his disability, a fear of the devaluating effect of the …

Attitudes toward people with disabilities are learned, emotionally toned predispositions. This
study compares such attitudes held by nursing faculty, beginning nursing students …

This descriptive study was designed to explore the attitudes of rehabilitation nurses,
occupational therapists, and physical therapists toward people with disabilities. Attitudes …

The attitudes and reactions of rehabilitation nurses and nursing students toward patients
with disabilities are important to the patients' adjustment and care over time. The purpose of …

Objective: The research was planned to investigate the attitudes of healthcare professionals
in Istanbul towards people with disabilities within the scope of the “Be Happy in Life” project …

Objective This study was designed to assess the attitudes of medical school faculty towards
persons with disabilities. Methodology Clinical faculty at a large university in the Midwest …