Nursing students' attitudes towards mental illness: A multi-national comparison.

Unlabelled: Accessible Summary What is known on the subject Health professionals, including nurses, are shown to have stigmatizing attitudes towards mental illness. For nursing students who are in their formative years of professional development, mental illness stigma can severely impact the care they provide. Little research has investigated multi-national comparisons of nursing students' attitudes towards mental illness.

An Agreement Among Nurse Educators on Infection Prevention and Control Practices to Ensure Safe Clinical Training Post-COVID-19.

Background: Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) practices during nursing students' clinical training are based on standardized precautions. However, the spread of COVID-19 raised the need to revise these practices. We aimed in this study to assess nurse educators' agreement on items that represent precautionary guidelines, which enhance safety during clinical training of students.

Factors Influencing University Students' Acceptance to Undertake the COVID-19 Vaccine in Jordan.

Vaccines are effective measures that can mitigate the high burden of diseases. However, vaccine refusal poses serious challenges for achieving coverage for population immunity. With the availability of coronavirus disease-2019 (COVID-19) vaccines, limited information is available about the university students' acceptability and attitudes toward COVID-19 vaccines.

Lived Experience of Jordanian Parents Having a Child with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.

Background: Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) is a congenitally inherited disease characterized by progressive muscle damage and loss of function in children, which currently has no cure. Parents of children with DMD go through significant challenges when caring for a child with this condition.

Purpose: The aim of this study was to explore the lived experience of Jordanian parents caring for a child with DMD.

Determinants of Substance Use Among High School Students in Jordan.

Background: Substance use is becoming a global health problem that concerns health professionals and decision makers. Studies showed that teens are at higher risk for substance use.

Purpose: the purpose of this study was to examine the prediction power of the selected sociodemographic and psychological factors on substance use among high school students in Jordan.

Barriers to nursing pain management in the emergency department: A qualitative study.

Background: Although pain is a common complaint among patients presenting to emergency departments (EDs), there is a dearth of nursing literature about barriers to pain management.

Purpose: The study aimed to uncover and understand barriers to pain management in the ED from the registered nurse (RN) perspective.

Methods: Semistructured interviews were conducted with 12 ED nurses in a Jordanian hospital.

Assessing the impact of workplace bullying on nursing competences among registered nurses in Jordanian public hospitals.

Aim: To assess the impact of nursing competences on workplace bullying among registered nurses in Jordanian public hospitals.

Background: Workplace bullying has serious organizational and health effects on nursing staff. Little is known about the relationship between bullying and nursing competence worldwide.

Validating the psychiatric nurses methods of coping questionnaire: Arabic version.

Background: The aim of the study was to undertake a psychometric analysis of the Psychiatric Nurses Methods of Coping Questionnaire (PNMCQ) - Arabic version when used to measure coping skills in psychiatric nurses in Jordan.

Method: A descriptive, cross-sectional design was adopted in this study. A demographic questionnaire and the 35-item PNMCQ -Arabic were the measures used to collect data.

Prevalence of Health-risk Behaviors among Government Schools' Students in Jordan.

Background: Adolescence is a developmental stage associated with many behavioural fluctuations and health risks behaviours. In this study, various health risk behaviours among Government school students in Jordan were assessed.

Methods: This cross-sectional descriptive study recruited 1256 students from 20 secondary schools all over the country.

Mental health nurses' perspective of workplace violence in Jordanian mental health hospitals.

Purpose: The purpose was to assess the mental health nurses' perspectives of workplace violence in mental health departments in Jordan.

Design And Methods: A cross-sectional correlation study was utilized to address the study's purposes. Data were collected using self-reported questionnaires from nurses working in governmental mental health departments in Jordan.

Prevalence and correlates of substance use among psychiatric inpatients.

Purpose: This study aimed at examining correlates of substance use among patients diagnosed with psychiatric disorders in Jordan.

Methods: This study used a nonexperimental descriptive survey design. Data were collected through using DUSI-R scale obtained through a self-designed questionnaire.

Prevalence and Risk Factors ofWorkplace Violence towardMental Health Staff Departments in Jordanian Hospitals.

A cross-sectional study (n = 262) was conducted to assess the prevalence of workplace violence among mental health departments staff in Jordan. The findings showed that 67.2% of the respondents were victims of at least one violent incident in the last year.

Intentions and barriers toward breastfeeding among Jordanian mothers-A cross sectional descriptive study using quantitative method.

Problem/background: Breastfeeding is very important for both mother and infant. Within Jordanian hospitals, intentions and barriers to breastfeeding have not been addressed effectively during preparing policies in routine antenatal care or in maternal and child health care.

Aim: To identify the intentions and barriers toward breastfeeding among Jordanian mothers with a specific focus on women from low income circumstances.

TRADITIONAL PRACTICES ADOPTED BY JORDANIAN MOTHERS WHEN CARING FOR THEIR INFANTS IN RURAL AREAS.

Background: Traditional practices are commonly present within the Jordanian society, especailly those concerned with infant's care. Some of these practices might be harmful and thus health professioanls are required to substitute these practices with safe and healthy ones. The goal of this study is to determine the traditional practices adopted by Jordanian mothers when caring for their infants in rural areas.

Prevalence of aggressive behaviours among inpatients with psychiatric disorders: A case study analysis from Jordan.

In this study, we investigated the correlates of aggression among consumers with mental illness within two psychiatric hospitals in Jordan. This was a descriptive, cross sectional study carried out by auditing consumers' medical records in regards to incidents of aggression before and during admission. Approval was gained from 203 next of kins to review the consumers' medical records.

The impact of a mental health clinical placement on the clinical confidence of nursing students in Jordan.

Objectives: To examine the impact of clinical placement in a mental health setting on the clinical confidence of nursing students in Jordan.

Design And Setting: A non-experimental descriptive survey design was used. Data was collected using the Mental Health Nursing Clinical Confidence Scale (MHNCCS) in Jordan.

The perceptions of the ward atmosphere in four Jordanian psychiatric hospitals from the perspective of patients' relatives.

Purpose: To describes the perceptions of the ward atmosphere of psychiatric hospitals from the perspective of the relatives of people who were inpatients in those hospitals.

Design And Methods: A nonexperimental descriptive survey was used. Data were collected using the Arabic version of Moos Ward Atmosphere Scale Ideal and Real forms.