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ABSTRACT Introduction: The long-term burden of the Spinal Cord from bad body position, weight lifting in the wrong way, etc. leads to the onset of musculoskeletal problems that affect functionality and general health of the individuals. Long-term health education programs,... Read More

ABSTRACT Introduction: Pain is an unpleasant experience for both adults and children. A lot of protocols, pharmacological and non-pharmacological, in order to better address pediatric pain. An important parameter, however, in the effective management of pain is its assessment,... Read More

ABSTRACT Over time, humanity has to face a series of natural disasters, both in developed and developing countries. Addressing mass disasters requires multidisciplinary approach and multi-disciplinary cooperation. Among these, the role of nurses, who can, under particularly... Read More

ABSTRACT Introduction: Aging is a normal process in the course of human life. It is not a disease, but a condition with many particularities. It is characterized by a decline in organic function and degeneration of the human body cells resulting in physical, biological,... Read More

ABSTRACT Introduction: Death is an uncomfortable situation for everyone. Due to the nature of nursing profession, a nurse comes everyday face to face with death. Undoubtedly, this is a difficult procedure that becomes even more difficult when the deceased has a different cultural... Read More

ABSTRACT Introduction: Compared to other chronic diseases, burden and quality of life of caregivers of hemodialysis patients has not been extensively studied. However, it is of great interest because of the extent of involvement of caregiverσ in multiple levels of care... Read More

ABSTRACT Introduction: It is intelligentia communis that Healthcare services, worldwide, suffer from corruption, thereby disrupting the social web of protection of the most important good, which is health. The Game Theory (GT), applied in situations of social dilemmas, highlights... Read More

ABSTRACT The use of mobile devices within the clinical setting is becoming more and more frequent. However it may involve several risks not directly visible, the results of which are more obvious. The purpose of the study was to present the risk factors responsible for hospital... Read More

ABSTRACT Introduction: Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) is a chronic slowly progressive disease characterized by excessive irreversible airway obstruction, leading to shortness of breath, cough, sputum production and wheezing. Over time the patients manifest weakness,... Read More

ABSTRACT Introduction: Patients with End Stage Renal Disease on haemodialysis often suffer from depression and dementia. However, the relation between diabetes and depression and/or dementia in haemodialysis patients has not yet been efficiently researched. Objective: The purpose... Read More