Time Management Behaviors and Emotional Intelligence in Head Nurses in Emergency and Intensive Care Units.

Background: Time management is of particular importance in nursing. One of the most effective variables associated with time management is emotional intelligence (EI). This study assessed the relationship between time management and EI and the level of EI and time management skills in head nurses in emergency and intensive care units.

Spiritual wellbeing and perceived uncertainty in patients with multiple sclerosis in south-east Iran.

Background: The increasing incidence of multiple sclerosis (MS) over the previous decade in Iran has been examined in the literature. This chronic and unpredictable disease creates psychological impairment, including uncertainty, among patients. It is important to examine the extent of uncertainty experienced by patients with MS and their spiritual wellbeing.

High maternal hemoglobin concentration in first trimester as risk factor for pregnancy induced hypertension.

Background: High maternal hemoglobin (Hb) concentration was considered a risk factor for the developing of pregnancy hypertension. The purpose of this study was to determine whether high maternal Hb concentration in first trimesters associated with pregnancy induced hypertension in Iranian nulliparous women.

Methods: This study was carried out in teaching hospital in Sari, Iran.