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Nursing constitutes one of the most critical pillars of contemporary health systems, exerting a direct influence on both the quality and the safety of healthcare delivery. At the European level, the sustainability of health systems is increasingly linked to the capacity to... Read More

ABSTRACT According to the International Labour Organization, workplace aggression includes any action, incident, or behavior that deviates from the norm and threatens, harms, and/or injures an individual in their work environment. Health professionals—particularly nurses—are more... Read More

ABSTRACT Introduction: Nurses’ professional characteristics exert a decisive influence on their leadership style. Previous studies have highlighted the importance of hierarchical positions in shaping leadership profiles, as leaders at different levels of hierarchy face distinct... Read More

ABSTRACT Introduction: In the modern developing society, the growth of knowledge is happening fast and the demands of the labor market are constantly changing. Therefore, lifelong learning is an important priority of professional nurses in order to contribute to the provision of... Read More

ABSTRACT Introduction: The Nurse Self-Concept Questionnaire (NSCQ) is a widely used instrument designed to measure nurses’ self-concept across professional domains. Although validated in various countries across the world, showing strong psychometric properties, no Greek version... Read More

ABSTRACT Introduction: Emergency department nurses are at increased risk of becoming the primary victims of patient violence compared to other clinicians working in the emergency setting. Nurses who experience patient violence may suffer from psychological, emotional, cognitive,... Read More

ABSTRACT Long-term health care in Greece is covered by a variety of health structures. In contrast to other northern European countries, it is incomplete and fragmented or even absent. The demand for long-term care has been addressed through informal caregiving, provided by... Read More

ABSTRACT This literature review examines the importance of Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) in nursing, with a focus on its application in Intensive Care Units (ICUs). EBP, through the synthesis of qualitative and quantitative data, promotes evidence-based decision-making, improving... Read More

ABSTRACT Introduction: Aortic diseases, such as acute thoracic aortic dissection type A (ATAAD), are life-threatening conditions that require prompt diagnosis and treatment. This condition exhibits high mortality, particularly due to its unpredictable nature and clinical... Read More

ABSTRACT Introduction: Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is not just a medical condition but it is also an emotional and quite intrusive condition in the life of the patient as it leads to progressive disability. The uncertainty of permanent therapeutic intervention and the high risk of... Read More