Correct placement of blood pressure cuff during blood pressure measurement.

Aim: The aim of this project was to educate staff nurses and enrolled nurses on the correct placement of blood pressure cuff and monitor the compliance of best practice to audit criteria.

Methods: This project adopted a pre- and post-implementation audit approach. It utilised the Joanna Briggs Institute Practical Application of Clinical Evidence System and Getting Research into Practice programs.

Anxiety in women with breast cancer undergoing treatment: a systematic review.

Background: Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers worldwide, and anxiety is a psychological morbidity that is inevitable. Many researchers have investigated the prevalence and detrimental effects of anxiety in breast cancer treatment, but little is known about differences in anxiety level among women receiving different breast cancer treatments. A systematic review of all available literature was needed to attain better understanding of anxiety in patients undergoing treatment for breast cancer.

Exploring the psychological health related profile of nursing students in Singapore: a cluster analysis.

Aim: To determine whether definable profiles exist in a cohort of nursing student with regard to factors associated with nurses' perceived emotional intelligence, social support and stress level.

Background: There is a need to have a basic understanding of a nursing student's psychological health-related life quality profile will have a direct effect on their study and contribution to nursing educators to develop an appropriate learning environment for nursing students.

Design: A descriptive survey.

Anxiety in patients with breast cancer undergoing treatment: a systematic review.

Background: Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers worldwide, and anxiety is a psychological morbidity that is inevitable. Many researchers have investigated its prevalence and detrimental effects, yet little is known when comparing the different breast cancer treatments. A systematic review of all available literature was indicated to encourage better understanding of anxiety in patients undergoing treatment for breast cancer.