• Nurses’ attitudes towards family presence during the management of an acutely deteriorating patient in the emergency department 

  Mabetshe, Lindokuhle (2020)

  Background: Families are essential to the holistic wellbeing for many hospitalized patients. Patient care is mostly done by nurses in the emergency department. Research over the last three decades has focused on family ...
• Nurses’ role in mechanical ventilation management in neonatal intensive care units in academic tertiary care 

  Matlhola, Tsholofelo Petronella (2020)

  Background: Despite the key role nurses play in mechanical ventilation management process and coordinating care of their patients in intensive care units alongside doctors, little remains known about the role of NICU ...
• Perceptions of relatives regarding family centered care at a South African Private Hospital adult intensive care unit 

  Buthelezi, Siyabonga (2020)

  Aim: The purpose of this study is to describe the perceptions of family members regarding family-centred care in an adult intensive care unit at a private hospital in the Free State province, South Africa. Setting: The ...
• The views of nurse educators of assessment strategies used at a private nursing education institution in South Africa 

  Reyneck, Precious (2020)

  Assessment strategies are a critical aspect of teaching and learning. Despite research by many authors both nationally and internationally on assessment strategies, little is known about the views of nurse educators on ...
• Knowledge, attitudes and practices of men regarding prostate cancer in Mufakose, Harare, Zimbabwe 

  Chisamba, Tendai (2020)

  Prostate cancer is one of the top diseases killing men worldwide and is the second common cancer that affects men. According to the Globocan statistics, approximately 1.1 million males had prostate cancer globally, ...

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