13
MAY
2015

Nursing Management of chemotherapy- induced peripheral neuropathy: a systematic review

ABSTRACT Background: Peripheral neuropathy seems to be a significant problem for the management of cancer patients receiving chemotherapy treatment. Peripheral neuropathy is the end result of peripheral, motor, sensory, and autonomic neuron damage secondary to neurotoxic...
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13
MAY
2015

Description of cognitive therapy to a woman with depressive disorder, suicide attempt and panic disorder anxiety elements: a case study

ABSTRACT Introduction: Research has shown that cognitive psychotherapy combined with medication is the most research vested in efficiency and more tried-specific interventions to the treatment of depression and anxiety panic disorder. Aim: The purpose of this case report is to...
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10
FEB
2015

Methadone programs and quality of life: A literature review

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ABSTRACT Addiction management remains a challenge for the health care system of any modern society and it largely determines the recovery and the rehabilitation of drug addicts. Among the various therapeutic approaches, opioid substitution treatment using methadone has been...
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10
FEB
2015

ICU delirium in the pediatric intensive care unit

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ABSTRACT Intensive Care Unit (ICU) delirium is a neuropsyciatric disorder, mostly characterized by consciousness disturbance. It is a serious clinical condition associated with a longer hospital stay, increased cost, prolonged mechanical ventilation, a worse cognitive and...
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10
FEB
2015

Factors associated with the attitudes of parents to vaccinate adolescents against human papilloma virus (HPV).

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ABSTRACT Introduction: This is a study that captures the parents’ knowledge about HPV and the vaccine against it, and correlated with demographic and social factors. According to recent data, the HPV infection is the most common viral infection in worldwide. 40-70% of the...
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10
FEB
2015

Exploring the correlation between the rotating shift system and on-call times to sleeping habits, health behaviors, stress and satisfaction of health professionals

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ABSTRACT Introduction: The operation of health services on a 24-hour basis, forces the medical and nursing personnel to work in a rotating shift system and on – call times. This often causes disruption and disorganization of the biorhythms of health professionals. Purpose:...
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12
DEC
2014

Health issues in correctional institutes: Diabetes mellitus case management

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ABSTRACT Offenders represent an understudied general population in health care research. Their healthcare needs are bigger than those of general public. There are higher incidence of diseases such as hepatitis, HIV, mental disorders, cardiovascular problems and Diabetes Mellitus...
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12
DEC
2014

The management of pain in the Intensive Care Unit

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ABSTRACT It has been found that pain is one of the major problems of patients hospitalized in Intensive Care Units (ICU), perhaps because there are obstacles related to patients’ lack of communication, but also because of the medical and nursing stuff. Studies have shown that...
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12
DEC
2014

Alcohol and Alcoholism: a contemporary threat in the area of health care

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ABSTRACT The alcohol abuse is a global problem which over the last decades became a matter of concern to the international scientific community and simultaneously the consequences of this overconsumption to the health, social life and finances of the individuals have been...
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12
DEC
2014

Exploring the emotional situation of health care professionals performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)

ABSTRACT Introduction: Cardiopulmonary arrest is an urgent and very stressful situation that negatively affects the emotional state of health care professionals. Aim: The aim of this study was to explore the effect of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on the emotional state of...
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