Publications by authors named "Federica Ilari"
Aim Of The Work: Nurses were the most numerous healthcare workers employed in the current Italian healthcare systems. By considering them the driving force of the healthcare systems, the present study aimed to investigate which socio-demographic characteristics in nurses could influence empowerment promoted by their managers, by understanding what socio-demographic characteristics influenced the nursing manager empowerment and could help nursing managers to perform their empowerment approaches by highlighting strengths or weaknesses.
Methods: An on-line, observational, multicenter, cross- sectional study was conducted by recruiting a total of 126 nurses.
Background And Aim Of The Work: The Italian health profile of foreigners depends from several factors and events, such as: environmental, microbiological, cultural and / or behavioral. Healthcare professionals might to have greater and better basic and post-basic training in approaching foreign users. Listening and empathy, with complementary training can help to reduce distances and better understand the patient's socio-cultural background.
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- During the pandemic, healthcare workers faced more death than usual and had to deal with tough issues like how to treat dying patients with respect.
- The study aimed to understand how doctors, nurses, and support staff felt during these tough times and how they coped with it.
- The survey included 512 healthcare workers and found that those with more experience and different religious beliefs had different attitudes about caring for patients at the end of their lives.
Unlabelled: According to the World Health Organization, eating disorders are a constantly growing public health problem in industrialized countries with an important stigmatizing impact. The study investigates stigmatizing beliefs and attitudes towards Anorexia nervosa (AN) and Bulimia nervosa (BN).
Materials And Methods: From October 2018 to November 2019, an online survey was conducted for students of the Degree Courses in Nursing of 2 Italian university centres, using the Italian version of the SAB-BN-ITA, adapted for AN.