Factors related to intensive care unit Nurses' work engagement: A web-based survey.

A questionnaire survey on the personal and work factors related to work engagement among intensive care unit nurses concerning their recovery experiences and the nursing practice environment was conducted using a web-based tool. Two individual factors (demographics and experience on recovery from job stress) and four work factors (work employment type, nursing method, COVID-19 nursing experience, and nursing practice environment) were surveyed. Data from 244 participants were obtained, and survey items were analyzed using a multiple regression analysis with work engagement as the dependent variable.

Emergency Nursing-Care Patient Satisfaction Scale (Enpss): Development and Validation of a Patient Satisfaction Scale with Emergency Room Nursing.

This study aimed to develop and validate an emergency nursing-care patient satisfaction scale to measure patient satisfaction with emergency room (ER) nursing. Patient satisfaction scales for ER nursing have been validated without considering the perspectives of the healthcare system or cultural background of the country. Moreover, although nursing care is changing with COVID-19, no scale has been specifically designed to assess patient satisfaction with ER nursing.

Implications for better nursing practice: psychological aspects of patients undergoing post-operative wound care.

Aims And Objectives: To understand the psychological aspects in patients undergoing post-operative wound care and to gain insights for improving nursing practice.

Background: Very few studies have examined education on or practice of wound care with a view towards the patient's psychology.

Design: Descriptive exploratory qualitative study.