Publications by authors named "G Ottonello"
Background: To meet the population's needs, community care should be customized and continuous, adequately equipped, and monitored.
Introduction: Considering their fragmented and heterogeneous nature, a summary of community healthcare services described in European literature is needed. The aim of this study was to summarize their organizational models, outcomes, nursing contribution to care, and nursing-related determinants of outcomes.
Article Synopsis
- The study aimed to understand how transgender people feel and what they experience when they’re in the hospital.
- Researchers looked through 22 different studies to find common themes, like how transgender people see themselves, issues with being misgendered, and a lack of training for hospital staff.
- The conclusion is that many transgender patients have bad experiences, and it’s important for healthcare workers to get better training to provide proper care and support for them.
Aim: To explore the attitudes of healthcare workers towards COVID-19 vaccines.
Design: A qualitative descriptive design was used.
Methods: Five focus groups were conducted between October and November 2021, with a total of 30 nurses from different contexts in Northern Italy.
Historical paper documents are susceptible to complex degradation processes, including biodeterioration, which can progressively compromise their aesthetic and structural integrity. This study analyses seventeenth century handwritten historical letters stored at the Correr Museum Library in Venice, Italy, exhibiting pronounced signs of biodeterioration. The techniques used encompassed traditional colony isolation on agar plates and proteomics analyses, employing nanoscale liquid chromatography coupled with high-resolution mass spectrometry (nano-LC-MS).
View Article and Find Full Text PDFAim: To report a reflection on the role, challenges and opportunities for nurses with advanced education in research outside the academic field.
Design: A discursive paper.
Data Sources: We reported the case of an Italian paediatric research hospital where PhD-prepared nurses started to apply their knowledge and competencies in different fields, both in clinical and organizational settings.