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M. Khodaveisi , M.sc., N. Mohammadi, M.sc, A.omidi, M.sc.,
Volume 13, Issue 2 (1-2006)
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Introduction & Objective: Stress is a complex phenomenon in nursing that has a number of health outcomes. Stress also imbalances psycho-physical status and reduces personal efficiency in all aspects.This study was done for determining stress frequency in clinical nurses.
Materials & Methods: A cross-sectional study was designed to assessment of job stress at clinical nurses in hospitals of Hamedan city and they were 310 nurses. The tool of data gathering was a questionnaire that was designed according to Hinshaw & Atwood test and descriptive statistic was used for approaching to goals.
Results:The results showed that 51.3% of nurses had job stress. Results also indicated that the most of job stress was among young nurses (65.5%), low salary (69%), operation rooms (70.4%), critical units (68.7%) and night sheeft (55.6%) and finaly data showed that the highest job stress was related to over work (86.2%), job tension in emergency case (76.8%) disadvocator of patients and their relatives (65.6%), work schedule (63.4%), unequal atmosphere of work (62.1%) and care taking under adverse condition (52.6%).
Counclusion : Based on the findings , stress is one of the most common risk exposure in nursing clinical , therefore nursing education planning must be considered and also the collected data from this research can be used for nursing and hospital managers.
N. Mohammadi, M.sc., F.m. Ghonouti, M. Sc., M. Movalat,
Volume 15, Issue 1 (0-0)
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Introduction& Objective : addiction is a serious social problems and addiction similar other social problem involved many of individual in per year in community. Adult and adolescents also are at risk group.
This study was conducted to evaluate reasons in relapsing of addict patient who referred to reference center in Hamdan city.
F. M. Ghonooti , M.sc., A. A. Heidari, M.sc, M. Zandieh, M.sc., N. Mohammadi, M.sc, ,
Volume 15, Issue 2 (12-2007)
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Introduction & Objective: Patients, who undergo abdominal surgery, suffer from several side effects. Physical and mental preparation before surgery reduces the amount of risk during the surgical operation. Training plays an important role here. Therefore the present research is conducted to study the effects of pre surgical preparation on the recovery condition of patients after abdominal surgery in Hamadan training hospitals.
Materials & Methods: Data gathering tools check lists, interview and using the control list forms, consisting of three parts. 1- The basic information's. 2–information's related to the activity and movement after the surgery. 3 – The information's related to the pain and visual analog scale, which has been clear with five descriptive words from the painless point to the severest pain point. The numbers of the samples in this research were 196 patients, in two groups of witness and experience of the same groups of age and sex who were selected accidentally.
Results: The results showed that there was no meaningful difference of personal peculiarities between the two groups the trained patients, in the experience group were admitted in the hospital for a shorter time (p<0.001). There was also meaningful difference of time movement in the experience group and the patients of this group started movement and activity sooner than the witness groups (p<0.001). In the other hand the witness groups themselves had asked for the pain relief injections while the other groups had received it as the usual ward medication, the witness group in the first and second 24 hours after the surgery received more pain relief injections (p<0.05). The sever ness of the pain also in the two groups had a meaningful difference (p<0.001), The experiences group had lesser pain while doing activities than the other group.
Conclusion: Findings from this research showed that training before surgery for recovery of patient and reduction of patient's hospitalization period is efficient.
A. Sadeghi, M.sc., T. Artimani, M.sc., M. Hasanian, M.sc. N. Mohammadi, M.sc., M.r. Mostafaie, M.sc., M. Seraj, B.sc.,
Volume 16, Issue 2 (11-2008)
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Introduction & Objective: Education play a key role in the Growth & development of human community. Evaluation is the most important part of educational planning process. Teachers, By evaluation process, will judge about the performance of selected education programs and to determine their effectiveness, efficiency and equity. The purpose of this study was to evaluate of reach educational goals in theorical lesson in nursing students in school of nursing & midwifery, Hamadan university of medical sciences.
Materials & Methods: This research is a descriptive work whose aim is to determine: what is the degree of reach to educational Goals in theorical lessons in Nursing.
Results: It was found that the rate of achievement of goals at the high or moderate Level is occurred about 81% in the nursing. In the low level , Rate of achievement of goals is 19% for nursing students.
Conclusion: Regarding the results, It seems necessary that the evaluation of lesson plan and the other educational programs must be considered very important and in order to usual and continues work.
F. Shobeiri, Ph.d., N. Mohammadi, M.sc., M. Nazari, Ph.d.,
Volume 17, Issue 12 (11-2009)
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Introduction & Objective: The third stage of labor, which begins immediately after delivery of the fetus, involves the separation and expulsion of the placenta. The purpose of study was to determine some Factors on duration of third stage of labor.
Materials & Methods: This was a descriptive and analytical study that was carried out in university-affiliated teaching hospital, Hamadan city, Iran. A total of 456 parturient women were recruited and immediately after delivery of fetus, duration of third stage of labor (separation and expulsion) was recorded. Data processing and statistical analysis were performed using EPI/ PC.
Results: The results revealed that duration of third stage of labor in majority of selected women (49.6%) was 5-7 minutes. A considerable percentage of selected women had 21-30 years old. Higher percentage of women (41.9%) had primary education. Nearly 58.3% of selected women did not use analgesic and episiotomy performed in majority of selected women (67.5%). Majority of women (84.6%) of selected women had normal anthropometrics profile. Regression analysis showed no significant relation between third stage of labor with mother's parity (P> 0.05). But there are significant relation between episiotomy, usage analgesic and newborn weight with third stage of labor (P= 0.00).
Conclusion: Regression analysis presented that usage analgesic, birth weight and episiotomy had first, second and third ranks on duration of third stage of labor. Maternal age, gestational age and life style were followed. These parameters can be applied in prediction of duration of third stage of labor.
M. Khodaveisi, M.sc., N. Mohammadi, M.sc., A. Omidi, M.sc., R. Amini, M.sc.,
Volume 18, Issue 1 (7-2010)
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Introduction & Objective: Hepatitis B is a recent century disease. Estimated that exist more than 350 million persons suffering from this disease in worldwide. Also hepatitis B is a serious health problem and is among the 10 leading causes of death in Iran. This study aims is to identify the antibody titer hepatitis B in Hamedan's nursing and midwifery students as an alternative preventive measure against HBV infection in 2006.
Materials & Methods: A cross-sectional study was conducted to the immunologic status against hepatitis B virus in nursing and midwifery students who received three time vaccination at least four months before this study. Fifty students were randomly enrolled in this study. The tool of data collection was questionnaire and anti-HBs titer. Data were analyzed using SPSS statistical software.
Results: It was found that 66% of students achieved high level, 28% moderate level. There was no statistically significant relationship between immunity level of students and their weight, sex and age.
Conclusion: The prevention is an important matter in public health. Active immunization is an effective method to prevent HBV infection in high risk groups especially in nursing and midwifery students. Identify antibody titer for hepatitis B immunity in high risk groups recommended.
M. Shakoor, M.sc., Sh. Zeighami Mohammadi, M.sc.,
Volume 18, Issue 1 (7-2010)
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Introduction & Objective:Acquiring new knowledge and skills is essential for nurses. Continuing educations improve knowledge, attitudes and performance of nurses and have important role in improving quality of care. The aim of this study was to evaluate deterring factors of participation in continuing nursing education in two hospital social security of Alborz of Karaj and social security hospital of Shahriar (2009).
Materials & Methods: This is a descriptive study that utilized census sampling and 132 nurses of two hospital social security organization of Alborz of Karaj and Shahriar participated in this study. The instruments used included: demographic data form, deterrents to participation Scale. Data was analyzed by SPSS software and using descriptive statistics, t-test and ANOVA.
Results:The findings indicated that greater mean of deterring factors of participation in continuing nursing education was relate to workplace issues (2.94±1.20), time constraints (2.48±1.10), lack of Convenience(2.30 ±0.99), lack of relevance(2.05± 0.84).
Conclusion:The results from this study show that workplace issues and time constraints lack of convenience, lack of relevance was more important deterring factors of participation in continuing nursing education and decrease deterring factors may be increase participation in continuing nursing education program
F. Gaffari, M.sc., Sh. Zeighami Mohammadi, M.sc.,
Volume 19, Issue 1 (6-2011)
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Introduction & Objective:Poor sleep quality and sleep deprivation leads to daytime sleepiness .several study showed that sleepiness related sleep deprivation may be associated with increased risk of hypertension and decrease quality of life. The aim of this study was to evaluate frequency of daytime sleepiness in hypertensive women.
Materials & Methods:This is a descriptive – analytical study that was conducted on 187in hypertensive women .sampling method was Convenience sampling. Data collected by demographic data form,The Epworth Sleepiness Scale (ESS). Data were analysis by Chi-square
Results:The findings indicated thatthe mild (39.6%), moderate (19.3%) and sever (5.3%) daytime sleepiness were in hypertensive women. There were statistically significant differences between daytime sleepiness with age (p=0.025), menopause (p=0.003), body mass index (p=0.002), severity of hypertension (p=0.001), drug regimen (p=0.028), diuretics use (p=0.043).
Conclusion:The results from this study suggest that daytime sleepiness is common problem among hypertensive women. The nurses can be able to improve the quality of sleep and sleep hygiene in hypertensive women by patient's education about self-care intervention. In this way they could potentially help to prevention of their high blood pressure.
Sh. Zeighami Mohammadi, M.sc., S. Asgharzadeh Haghighi, B.sc.,
Volume 19, Issue 2 (9-2011)
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Introduction & Objective:Burnout is defined as feelings of emotional exhaustion, depersonalization and reduced personal accomplishment. Burnout is response to chronic work stress. Nursing staff susceptible to burnout, because of nature of their profession. The aim of this study was determine relation between job stress and burnout among nursing staff in Alborz hospital of Karaj.
Materials & Methods:This is a descriptive correlational study that utilized convenience sampling and90 nursing staff of alborz hospital of Karaj participated in this study. Data collected by self-report questionnaire. The instruments used included: demographic data form, Maslach Burnout questionnaire and occupational stress questionnaire .Data was analyzed by SPSS software and using descriptive statistics, t-test, ANOVA and chi square.
Results:The findings indicated that 86.7% of nursing staff had moderate job stress, 57.8 % mid emotional exhaustion, 52.2% mild depersonalization and 64.4% low personal achievement. Statistical significant relationship was found between job stress with emotional exhaustion (p=0.036), depersonalization (p=0.000) and personal accomplishment (p=0.003).
Conclusion:Seems that that job stress have a negative impact on burnout. Interventions to reduce job stress in nursing staff and to strengthen their coping resources couldhelp to prevent burnout.
N. Mohammadi, M.sc., F. Shobeiri, Ph.d., A. Khirollahi, M.sc. Student, , ,
Volume 19, Issue 2 (9-2011)
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Introduction & Objective:The prevalence over weight & obesity increase in the world especially in developing countries. Obesity is a health problem important because of the complications such as coronic diseases. The purpose of study was to prevalence of over weight & obesity and risk factors of women in Hamadancity.
Materials & Methods: In a descriptive-cross sectional study a number of 400 women referred to health clinics selected based on cluster random multistage sampling. Data was gathered thorough questionnaire. Data processing and statistical analysis were performed using SPSS / 16.
Results:The results showed that individual's characteristic, the majority of samples(34.3%) were 26-30 years old. 51.7% of women had under diploma education and house wife
( 85.5%). The majority of husband's education were under diploma and their job is free business acceding to BMI 33.7% of the subjects had over weight and 15.8% obesity. The risk factors were non physical activity, watching TV, eating fast food, respectively.The finding of this research show that there were statistical difference between over weight & obesity with kind of nutrition and methods of cooking and number of pregnancy (P<0.05). Also affective variables of over weight & obesity were computer work (CI 8.881) and using fast-food (CI 3.824) based of Regression model.
Conclusions:33.7% of the subjects had over weight and 15.8% obesity. According to Regression model risk factors of over weight & obesity were computer work and using fast-food.Therefore educational planning to promote level of behaviors healthy and lifestyle is recommended.
B. Baheri, M.sc., M. Ziaie, M.sc., Sh. Zeighami Mohammadi, M.sc.,
Volume 20, Issue 1 (5-2012)
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Introduction & Objective: Women are at risk of domestic violence at all stages of their lives, especially during pregnancy. Domestic violence increases risk of complications of pregnancy. The aim of this study was to determine frequency of domestic violence in women with adverse pregnancy outcomes.
Materials & Methods: This descriptive cross sectional study was conducted on 168 pregnant women with adverse pregnancy outcomes referred to medical centers of Karaj in six months (2007-2008). Participants were selected by convenience sampling and data was collected through interview. The instruments of data gathering were demographic data form,Domestic Violence against pregnant women questionnaireand adverse pregnancy outcomes questionnaire. Data was analyzed by SPSS software using t-test, ANOVA and Pearson’s correlation coefficient.
Results: Adverse pregnancy outcomes included low birth weight25.8% , premature labour 24.9%, premature rupture of membranes15.5%, small for gestational age births11.5%, placenta decolman9.3 %, abortion6.7% , prenatal death6.3%. Mild, moderate and sever domestic violence had been experienced respectively by 95.8%, 3.6% and 0.6% of the participants during their pregnancy. The frequency of psychological -Verbal violence was 50%, sexual violence 45.2% and physical violence 16.7%. There were statistically significant differences between mean total score of domestic (p=0.034), sexual(p=0.048) and physical violence (p=0.010) and the women’s education level , total domestic (p=0.002), verbal-psychological(p=0.003),sexual(p=0.018) and physical violence (p=0.022) and the women’s job, total domestic (p<0.001), verbal-psychological (p<0.001),sexual(p<0.001) and physical violence (p=0.040) and the husbands’ addiction, physical violence and prenatal care (p=0.024) and verbal-psychological violence and neonates' low birth weight(p=0.046).
Conclusion:Screening and prevention programs of domestic violence in pregnant women may help to improve pregnant women’s health and pregnancy outcomes
R. Sodeify, Ph.d. Student, Z. Vanaki, Ph.d., E. Mohammadi, Ph.d.,
Volume 20, Issue 2 (8-2012)
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Introduction & Objective:Stress and perceived threats in the workplace are global phenomena in nursing. Psychological empowering can act as a buffer against stress and improve the quality of the provided care. This study was designed to explain theoretically the psychological empowering of Iranian clinical nurses.
Materials & Methods:In this qualitative study fourteen nurses and four head-nurses from hospitals connected with Orumieh University of medical sciences were selected through purposive sampling. Data was collected by deep interview with semi-structural questions. Finally data was analyzed using the conventional qualitative content analysis.
Results:Data analysis resulted in the emergence of three main themes of self-assistance, management behaviors, self-efficacy and eight related sub themes. Nurses empowered themselves psychologically by integrating the three mentioned themes.
Conclusion:Psychological empowering is a dynamic and multi-dimensional concept with a complex nature which is influenced by personal and managing measures. With adopting empowering and supportive behavior and with creating opportunity for growth and professional development of nurses, managers can ensure their staff's psychological empowerment which can lead to the improvement of the quality of their provided care. Nursing instructors and teachers by instructing self-empowering methods can train efficient workforces who are resistant against workplace stress.
Keywords:Clinical Nurse / Iran / Psychological empowerment / Stress / Workplace
R. Amini, M.sc., N. Mohammadi, M.sc., A. Omidi, M.sc., M. Khodaveisi, Ph.d., , ,
Volume 20, Issue 2 (8-2012)
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Introduction & Objective:Breastfeeding is the best method of baby feeding .This study was done to determine the reasons of breastfeeding cessation in children under one year old whose mothers had referred to health care centers in Hamadan.
Materials & Methods: This case- control study was conducted in Hamadan in 2008 on mothers who had children under one year old. 130 mothers who had stopped breastfeeding were in the case group and 149 mothers who had continued breastfeeding were in the control group. Data gathering device was a questionnaire with two parts Data analysis was done by descriptive and inferential statistics using SPSS 16.
Results:The findings showed that 32.3% and 41.6% of mothers in the case and control group were between 26-30 years old and 28.5% and 35.5% of fathers in the case and control group were between 31-35. 80% and 83.9% of mothers in the case and control group were housekeepers. 54.7% and 51% of fathers in the case and control group were self-employed. In terms of education, 34.6% of mothers and 28.5% of fathers in the case group and 34.2% of mothers and 35.5%of fathers in the control group had high school diploma. This study showed that the distance between home and the mothers’ work place (p=0.04) and inadequacy of milk supply (p< 0.001) are some of the mother-related factors of breastfeeding cessation, while lack of weighting (p=0.03) and being twins (p< 0.001) are among child-related factors. Also from among demographic variables, parents’ education level had a positive relationship with breastfeeding cessation) p= 0.006).
Conclusion:It is needed to provide a supportive environment and to make education programs for inexperienced mothers to help them continue breastfeeding.
Keywords:Breastfeeding / Infant / Health Center / Women
Reza Borzou, Monireh Anosheh, Esa Mohammadi, Anoshirvan Kazemnejad,
Volume 21, Issue 4 (Winter 2013)
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Background: Hemodialysis patients need to refer to dialysis ward continuously .each dialysis takes time at least 3 hours. The need comfort environment. Nevertheless there are some of environmental factors cause discomforts during dialysis. The aim of this study was to explore the perception of end stage renal disease patients about environment al factors which cause discomfort in patients during hemodialysis.
Methods : this was a qualitative content analysis .twenty four patients were included in the study. We collected the data via semi structured interview in hemodialysis ward for 45-60 minutes. The sampling was started purposeful sampling and continues till data saturation. Data were analyzed in according eight stage of content analysis.
Results: out of 24 contributors included in study, we concluded 350 primary codes, 19 subcategory, 6 category and 3 themes emerged for environmental factors barriers discomfort. These themed including: 1) suffer of work place condition in unit 2) dissatisfaction for lack of cultural and welfare facilities and suffering and bothering for dialysis equipment malfunction dialysis equipment.
Conclusion: it seems managers and planners of health filed should consider updating of hemodialysis equipment according needs and technology advances. They should improve work place conditions and cultural and welfare possibility in order to provide appropriates comfort for delivery service promotion.
Tooba Heidari, Saeede Ziaei, Fazlollah Ahmadi, Easa Mohammadi,
Volume 22, Issue 1 (Spring 2014)
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Background: Spirituality as interesting dimension of well-being is important in childbearing women. Holistic approach to care in pregnancy requires focusing on unborn child and his spirit . Considering the primary role of the mother in the prenatal care of the foetus , the maternal behaviors associated with the spiritual health of him/her was explored.
Methods: This study used a qualitative research design to explore spiritual experiences of pregnancy in the lives of 18 women by 28 unstructured interviews. Sampling conducted purposefully in Tehran in 2013. Themes were identified using conventional content analysis .
Result: "Direct or indirect relationship with God” and” acceptable and blessed nutrition” is important experiences have emerged. Mothers tried to " promote the body and soul " of themselves to institutionalize the ideal spiritual and moral future of unborn child.
Conclusion: These finding points to the importance of cultural and religious belief on spiritual care patterns of unborn child’s spirit in Iran that reflects the increasing need for more culturally competent perinatal care by midwives.
Masoud Khodaveisi, Fatemeh Ashtarani, Nahid Mohammadi, Ali Beikmoradi, Hossein Mahjub, Mehrdokht Mazdeh,
Volume 22, Issue 2 (Summer 2014)
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Background: Multiple sclerosis (MS) is the most common debilitating diseases of the central nervous system that is a chronic and prolonged and human quality of life is affected. Continuous care in this disease is remarkable. This study with aim of the effects of continuous care, on the quality of life patients with MS was performed.
Methods: this study is randomized clinical trial. The Participants were 72 patients with multiple sclerosis referred to Farshchian Hospital and Multiple Sclerosis Society of hamadan that were divided into two groups, intervention and control groups. The quality of life patients before and after the performance of continuous care model assessed by MSQoL-54 standard questionnaire. For the analysis of data from Chi-square test, paired t, and independent t-tests and repeated measures and SPSS 16 statistical software was used.
Result: Results of the repeated measures ANOVA to compare the quality of life patients in the intervention group, before one month and two months after continuous care model showed that the mean scores quality of life at the different stages measured, ha significant differences with each other (P<0.01). But in the control group, before one month and two months after continuous care model had not a significant difference. The results of repeated measures ANOVA to compare the quality of life in both intervention and control groups at each three times showed that, There is a significant difference in quality of life (P<0.01).
Conclusion: According to no exact treatment of chronic diseases, applying of effective care models such as continuous care model to improve the quality of life of these patients is effective.
Miss Shahideh Jahanian Sadatmahalleh, Dr Saeideh Ziaei, Dr Anooshirvan Kazemnejad, Dr Easa Mohammadi,
Volume 22, Issue 3 (10-2014)
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Background: Tubectomy is a procedure recommended for women not planning to get pregnant again. The purpose of the present study is to evaluate anxiety and depression and their risk factors in women who have undergone tubectomy.
Methods: The present historic cohort study was conducted on 200 women who have undergone tubectomy and 200 women using condoms as their contraceptive method of choice. The simple random sampling method was used to collect data from health care centers across Rudsar in 2012-2013. Anxiety and depression were evaluated through the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS). Data were analyzed using the chi-squared test, the t-test and the multiple linear regression.
Result: There was a significant difference between the mean overall score of anxiety and depression in the tubectomy group (16.50 ± 6.49) and the non-tubectomy group (11.23 ± 5.97) (P<0.0001). The overall prevalence of anxiety and depression was 81.5% in the tubectomy group and 48.5% in the non-tubectomy group (P<0.0001). The multiple linear regression analysis showed that low education levels (P<0.0001), poststerilization regret (P=0.03) and the lack of pre-tubectomy consultations (P=0.03) had a significant statistical relationship with the risk of anxiety and depression in women who have undergone tubectomy .
Conclusion: Given that selecting a contraceptive method is inevitable, women need to be informed about the advantages and disadvantages of tubectomy and other methods of contraception. The present study found significant differences in the risk of developing anxiety and depression between women who have undergone tubectomy and those who have not.
Afsar Omidi, Farzaneh Miri, Masoud Khodaveisi, Manoochehr Karami, Nahid Mohammadi,
Volume 22, Issue 3 (10-2014)
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Background: One of the most challenges in diabetic patients is learning how to glycemic control. Patient education in the home increases the ability of patients to self-care. This study aimed to determine the effect of home care education on glycemic control in type 2 diabetes patients.
Methods: This study was a clinical randomized controlled trial which conducted on sixty diabetic type 2 patients. Patients using blocks randomization were divided in two groups of intervention and control. Intervention education were at home visit on three training sessions of forty minutes, face to face with presence of patient and at least one of the members of the family and control group received usual education. Data were collected using questionnaire and checklist before and three months after the intervention. Data were analyzed using SPSS/20, analysis was used by descriptive statistics, chi-square, paired t-test and analysis of covariance.
Result: The results showed that after home care education, fasting plasma glucose test in the intervention group than in control group, the difference was statistically significant (P<0.05). Values of BMI, waist-to-hip ratio in the test group than in the control group after education did not show a significant difference (P<0.05).
Conclusion: Using the home care self-care education in diabetes patients one way affected and results to is their continuous behaviors and glycemic control. Member family in control chronic diseases could to using this programs self-care at home and improved ability patients.
Shohreh Alimohammadi, Farideh Kazemi, Mehrangiz Zamani, Zohreh Rahmani, Seyedeh Zahra Masoumi,
Volume 23, Issue 4 (12-2015)
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Background: Preterm labor is considered one of the major health concerns and seconds congenital anomalies for infant morbidity and mortality. So far, various methods have been used to predict preterm labor; one of these methods is to measure mother’s serum alpha-fetoprotein level. This study was conducted to investigate the relationship between maternal serum alpha-fetoprotein level in weeks 11 to 13 of pregnancy and preterm labor.
Methods: This nested case-control study was conducted with 105 pregnant women during their 11-13 gestation week presenting to Fatemieh Hospital in Hamedan for their routine prenatal care from 2013 to 2014. Maternal serum alpha-fetoprotein level was measured by Biomerieux standard kits through Vidas system in laboratory. Pregnancy outcomes were followed up after delivery and recorded in a checklist. The data were entered into SPSS/21 software and were analyzed using the t-test, Mann-Whitney U test and Chi-square test. P-value less than 0.05 was considered significant.
Results: Maternal serum alpha-fetoprotein level at 11-13 weeks was significantly higher in pregnant women experiencing preterm labor than that in women with term pregnancy (P<0.001).
Conclusion: Maternal serum alpha-fetoprotein level in 11-13 weeks of pregnancy can help predict preterm labor in pregnant women.
Efat Sadeghian, Nahid Mohammadi, Ali Bigmoradi, Tayebeh Hassan Tehrani,
Volume 24, Issue 3 (10-2016)
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Introduction: Educational goals is the most important component of any educational program and achieving this goals is reason for existence of educational system. In this research we assessment of goal achievement in nursing clinical education and effective factors. Method: In this descriptive- analytical study all nursing students who had received internship courses of mental health nursing , community health nursing, children nursing, nursing management were selected by census method. Data collection with 5 questionnaires and analysis with SPSS Ver16. Results: Results indicated 66.7% students’ goal achievement mental health nursing training was excellent, 43.3% students’ goal achievement community health nursing training was good, 65.6% students’ goal children nursing training was excellent and 44.1% students’ goal nursing management training was excellent. Based on ANOVA test, student stress in clinical setting with nursing management training goal achievement, student identified duties, course objectives presentation on the first day of training, education objectives and personnel expectations matching, professional ethics and proper communication with patient, meet prerequisites training courses, meet of clinical education training, proper communication between trainer and student, trainer patience, collaboration between personnel and student, student decision making power in patient care planning, enough welfare in ward, employment motivation in future, enough supervision on clinical education with children nursing training goal achievement.(p<0.05) Conclusion: Goal achievement of clinical courses in mental health, community health, children nursing and management groups are good.Effective factors with the most frequency were complete support of the student by the instructor in the clinical setting and appropriate instructor communication with student.
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