SAGE Open Nursing,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Introduction
Smartphones
have
significantly
increased
digital
engagement
among
young
people
due
to
their
ease
of
use
and
constant
internet
access.
Nomophobia
the
fear
missing
out
are
associated
with
mobile
use,
potentially
impacting
students’
mental
health
academic
performance.
Objectives
To
provide
prevalence
nomophobia
while
shedding
light
on
role
psychological
alienation
between
them.
Methods
A
multisite
descriptive
correlational
study
was
conducted
1,273
undergraduate
nursing
students
at
six
Egyptian
universities:
North
Sinai,
South
Port-Said,
Suez
Canal,
Suez,
Damanhur
University,
Egypt.
From
June
2023
November
15,
2023,
were
surveyed
using
questionnaires
nomophobia,
out,
alienation.
Results
Nursing
experienced
moderate
severe
levels
(37.4%–45.3%)
(45.8%–55.4%).
There
a
significant
positive
correlation
(
r
=
.908,
p
<
.001),
as
well
.377,
.001).
Psychological
also
found
mediate
relationship
indirect
effect
being
statistically
(indirect
1.000;
Conclusion
The
highlights
students.
findings
underscore
complex
interplay
connectivity
issues,
disconnection,
out.
In
addition,
suggest
that
plays
crucial
in
how
impacts
Journal of Advanced Nursing,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 9, 2025
The
Munich
Security
Conference
2024
highlighted
the
complex
connections
between
climate
change
and
global
security
risks.
Engaging
students
in
fighting
is
a
stepping
stone
to
achieving
Sustainable
Development
Goals.
To
investigate
effect
of
video-based
program
on
revitalising
eco-cognizance,
emotional
response,
self-efficacy
among
nursing
rural
communities.
A
randomised
controlled
trial
research
design
was
adopted.
total
140
completed
survey
related
Climate
Change
Perceptions,
Anxiety
Scale,
Environmental
Self-Efficacy
Scale.
study
group
engaged
program,
while
comparison
received
flyers
across
globe.
intervention
significantly
improved
perception
environmental
compared
control
group,
with
large
sizes.
On
other
hand,
lower
levels
cognitive
impairment
due
anxiety
were
recorded
group.
Our
students'
literacy,
pro-environmental
attitudes,
self-efficacy,
anxiety.
Future
may
target
variety
university
majors
use
RCTs
nested
mixed-method
capture
student
experience
before
after
RCT.
This
demonstrated
that
comprehensive
educational
undergraduate
reducing
findings
this
offer
valuable
insights
for
enhancing
nurses'
ability
translate
their
scientific
understanding
into
informed
decision-making
regarding
issues
like
change.
Drastic
natural
disasters,
including
extreme
temperatures,
flooding,
wildfires
snow
sandstorms,
affect
populations,
students.
Early
screening
management
recommended
as
buffer
against
upcoming
mental
health
issues.
Student
counselling
services
are
urged
consider
parameter
affects
psychological
and,
consequently,
academic
life
progress.
(VBCCP)
beneficial
equipping
literacy.
revitalization
participant's
overall
eco-emotional
behaviour
cognizance
signalled
potential
VBCCP
simulation
teaching
tool
might
be
integrated
curriculums.
Additionally,
cost-effective
strategy
complies
International
Nursing
Association
Clinical
Simulation
Learning
(INACSL)
requirements.
can
delivered
conventional
classroom
environment
or
through
digital
platform
without
incurring
additional
costs
alignment
definition
provided
by
Agency
Healthcare
Research
Quality.
No
public
patient
contributions.
RCT
registration:
NCT06223412,
23rd
January
2024.
BMC Nursing,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
23(1)
Published: April 29, 2024
Abstract
Background
Climate
change
poses
a
worldwide
challenge
with
anticipated
exacerbation
in
the
future,
resulting
irreversible
consequences.
Nursing
students
may
be
vulnerable
to
experiencing
psychological
effects
associated
climate
change.
Aim
The
current
study
aimed
investigate
relationship
between
nursing
students’
knowledge
and
attitudes
toward
their
distress.
Method
This
descriptive
cross-sectional
recruited
377
from
three
universities
located
Saudi
Arabia,
Jordan,
Egypt
Middle
East.
Data
collection
was
conducted
using
scales
for
assessing
towards
Correlations
were
assessed
multiple
regression
analysis
explore
predictors
of
Results
showed
that
regarding
significantly
positively
correlated
attitude
(
r
=
0.213),
then
again,
score
distress
negatively
−
0.182
0.110
respectively).
Regression
analyses
academic
achievement
had
strongest
positive
impact
on
distress,
while
negative
impacts
β
0.381,
=-0.205,
=-0.045
Moreover,
found
significant
collectively
accounting
18.2%
observed
variance.
Conclusions/Implication
future
practice
findings
highlight
importance
incorporating
into
education
programs.
By
enhancing
change,
there
is
potential
reduce
underscores
need
curriculum
reforms
integrate
topics,
aiming
foster
well-informed
resilient
workforce.
Journal of Nursing Management,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
2024(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Background
.
Despite
the
importance
of
studying
factors
contributing
to
nursing
students’
attitudes
toward
artificial
intelligence,
yet
according
our
knowledge,
no
study
has
addressed
relationship
between
personality
traits
and
attitude
students
intelligence.
Aim
This
aimed
unveil
whether
are
related
their
AI.
Methods
multicenter
cross‐sectional
included
218
from
three
governmental
universities
across
various
regions
Kingdom
Saudi
Arabia.
Data
were
gathered
online,
utilizing
Big
Five
Inventory,
General
Attitudes
Artificial
Intelligence
Scale,
a
demographic
questionnaire.
Descriptive
statistics,
Pearson’s
correlation,
regression
analysis
employed.
The
research
complied
with
STROBE
checklist.
Results
Findings
indicated
that
high
score
in
openness
trait
displayed
positive
Conversely,
those
who
scored
neuroticism
agreeableness
exhibited
fewer
intelligence
more
negative
Additionally,
ranked
conscientiousness
showed
Conclusion
Except
for
extraversion,
appear
predict
Implications
Nursing
Management
current
provides
foundation
understanding
how
generative
AI
can
be
integrated
into
education
practice
manner
is
both
effective
considerate
diverse
psychological
profiles
students.
Journal of Advanced Nursing,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 23, 2024
ABSTRACT
Aim
To
investigate
the
association
between
emotional
responses
to
climate
change,
antenatal
anxiety,
and
maternal–fetal
attachment
in
primigravida
women.
Design
A
multi‐site
cross‐sectional
research
design
study.
Methods
This
study
was
conducted
at
four
primary
health
care
(PHC)
facilities
Damanhur
district,
El‐Behera,
from
February
2024
April
2024.
Two
hundred
eighty‐five
women
completed
a
comprehensive
questionnaire
that
included
Woman's
Social
Reproductive
Form,
The
inventory
of
emotions
(ICE)
scale,
Stirling
Antenatal
Anxiety
Scale
(SAAS)
Maternal–Fetal
Attachment
(MFAS‐HU‐20).
Results
revealed
change
show
strong
positive
correlations
with
each
other,
ranging
0.689
0.840,
all
significant
p
<
0.001
level.
Additionally,
anxiety
demonstrates
substantial
albeit
associations
0.239
0.287,
Moreover,
displays
negative
indicating
as
increase,
tends
decrease.
range
−0.263
−0.426,
0.001.
Conclusions
impact
can
adversely
affect
bonding
process
mother
fetus.
Implications
for
Profession
Healthcare
professionals,
including
obstetricians,
midwives,
mental
counsellors,
should
integrate
climate‐related
distress
into
their
assessments
interventions.
Providing
targeted
psychological
support
expectant
mothers.
Impact
study's
findings
highlight
need
nursing
screening
prenatal
explore
long‐term
effects
intervention
effectiveness.
In
practice,
healthcare
providers
adopt
holistic
approaches
combine
environmental
support,
developing
guidelines
community‐based
programs
pregnant
Reporting
Method
adhered
is
STROBE.
Patient
or
Public
Contribution
contributions
by
community
centers.
BMC Public Health,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
25(1)
Published: Jan. 13, 2025
This
study
aimed
to
evaluate
the
relationship
between
nutrition
literacy,
Mediterranean
diet
compliance,
ecological
footprint
and
sustainable
environmental
attitudes
in
adolescents.
descriptive
cross-sectional
was
conducted
with
673
adolescents
aged
14–18
years.
The
individuals'
general
characteristics
were
questioned.
Sustainable
attitudes,
nutritional
literacy
status
compliance
assessed
help
of
scales.
An
calculator
used
for
calculation
footprint.
mean
age
individuals
16.5
±
1.42
Adolescent
Nutrition
Literacy
Scale
score
Environmental
Attitude
higher
female
than
males
(p
<
0.05).
Ecological
Footprint
male
females
A
statistically
significant
positive
correlation
found
score,
Diet
Quality
Index
(KIDMED)
It
determined
that
sex
affected
total
sex,
Also,
it
KIDMED
Girls
have
attitude.
attitude
scores
showed
a
each
other.
Nutritional
is
effective
on
diet.
reducing
Salud Ciencia y Tecnología,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
5, P. 1368 - 1368
Published: Jan. 13, 2025
Introduction:
The
Middle
East
confronts
substantial
challenges
from
climate
change,
characterized
by
elevated
temperatures,
water
shortages,
and
increasingly
severe
weather
phenomena.
Despite
its
crucial
significance,
Arab
nursing
students
lack
a
notable
education
regarding
issues.
This
study
examines
the
integration
of
change
considerations
within
across
Eastern
countries.
Methods:
A
rapid
review
studies
published
between
2018
2024
focused
on
in
practices.
Major
academic
databases,
including
Scopus
Web
Science,
were
searched
using
terms
related
to
change.
Thirteen
included
final
following
recommendations
proposed
PRISMA.
Results:
centered
students,
interns,
professionals,
emphasizing
implications
health
Key
themes
role
interventions,
highlighting
need
for
improved
educational
strategies
interdisciplinary
collaboration.
Conclusions:
There
is
comprehensive
framework
that
integrates
environmental
health,
emotional
well-being
proactive
address
climate-related
impacts
promote
environmentally
conscious
behaviors
among
vulnerable
populations
BMC Nursing,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
24(1)
Published: March 8, 2025
Abstract
Background
Critical
care
nurses
face
complex
ethical
dilemmas
and
high-pressure
situations
that
require
quick
decision-making.
Personality
traits
have
been
recognized
as
influencing
individuals’
decision-making
processes
attitudes
toward
safety
in
healthcare.
Moral
sensitivity
helps
recognize
issues
respond
appropriately
to
these
challenges.
So,
this
study
aimed
assess
the
mediation
role
of
moral
on
personality
among
critical
nurses.
Method
This
used
a
convenience
sample
method
descriptive
correlational
research
design
conduct
it
232
who
worked
at
intensive
units
emergency
departments
nine
Sohag
Governmental
Hospitals.
Three
tools
were
collect
data:
Sensitivity
Questionnaire
(MSQ),
Big
Five
Factors
Inventory
sheet,
Safety
Attitudes
(SAQ).
The
data
analyzed
using
statistics
inferential
tests
(multivariate
linear
regression
backward
method).
Result
revealed
profiles
participants,
with
total
mean
score
(150.012
±
9.628)
higher
scores
conscientiousness
openness.
highest
was
interpersonal
orientation,
22.76
3.339,
meaning,
26.97
4.279.
Participants
had
low
average
regarding
attitude
73.254
11.368.
There
positive
correlation
between
traits,
sensitivity,
attitude.
Finally,
acted
mediating
factor
Conclusion
results
present
suggest
assessment
training
be
incorporated
into
nursing
education
professional
development
programs.
By
enhancing
nurses’
self-awareness
dilemmas,
institutions
can
potentially
improve
and,
consequently,
patient
outcomes.
BMC Nursing,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
24(1)
Published: March 26, 2025
Hospitals
generate
significant
amounts
of
waste
that
can
harm
the
environment.
Nurses'
awareness
and
positive
attitude
towards
green
products
drive
them
to
maintain
a
clean
environment
reduce
climate
change
by
purchasing
eco-friendly
products.
This
study
assesses
nursing
students'
attitudes
toward
their
correlation
with
inclination
purchase
A
descriptive
correlational
design
was
used
for
study,
covering
five
geographic
areas
in
Egypt.
total
1,400
students
from
public
universities
were
included
convenience
sample.
Data
collected
using
three
instruments:
change,
intentions.
Participants
demonstrated
high
mean
scores
awareness,
attitudes,
Geographic
area
education
significantly
impacted
participants'
attitudes.
Climate
strongest
predictor
intentions,
serving
as
mediating
factor.
exists
linking
Awareness
predict
Integrating
into
curricula
enhance
sustainability
behaviours,
contributing
broader
environmental
efforts
healthcare.
Regular
campaigns
integration
university
curriculum
are
essential.
Healthcare
providers,
especially
nurses,
should
promote
address
health
effects
related
educate
patients,
families,
communities
about
BMC Nursing,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
24(1)
Published: April 15, 2025
Abstract
Background
Academic
students
often
face
significant
academic
pressures
that
can
lead
to
test
anxiety,
affecting
performance
and
well-being.
Students
who
are
highly
sensitive
feedback
may
experience
heightened
levels
of
anxiety
due
their
perceived
ability
meet
expectations
reaction
criticism
or
praise.
Aim
This
study
assessed
how
hardiness
moderates
the
relationship
between
sensitivity
among
nursing
students.
Methods
A
multicenter
descriptive
correlational
design
was
utilized,
involving
a
convenient
sample
1932
Egyptian
Data
were
collected
conveniently
analyzed
determine
correlations
hardness,
scale
from
January
2024
February
2024.
Results
The
revealed
52.9%
experienced
high
level
anxiety.
statistically
positive
correlation
found
(
P
<
0.001),
while
negative
observed
hardiness,
sensitivity,
0.001).
Predictors
based
on
linear
regression
model,
included
gender,
educational
level,
monthly
income,
previous
grades,
history
failure,
use
non-prescribed
sedatives,
0.01
Mediation
analysis
indicated
had
direct
effect
as
well
an
indirect
through
which
played
mediating
role
in
Conclusion
research
underscores
critical
shaping
