Eliciting debriefing experiences: A scoping review.

Debriefing is a process in physical or online learning that encourages learners to reflect on their own learning experiences. Effective questioning techniques and evoking positive experiences are methods for regulating and guiding students toward an environment that promotes mental health. The purpose of this scoping review is to identify effective debriefing questioning techniques and experiences for addressing the three presences in the Community of Inquiry framework, namely social presence, cognitive presence, and instructor presence, among learners in an educational or occupational setting.

Physicians' attitudes and confidence toward dementia care: A cross-sectional study at primary healthcare facilities in the Eastern Province, Saudi Arabia.

Background: Primary care physicians play an essential role in the health of older adults as they are frequently the first point of contact. Their positive attitude and knowledge influence the quality of care provided to patients with dementia and their caregivers. This study examined the attitudes of primary care physicians towards dementia care and their confidence in their own dementia-care skills.

Vallecular Cysts in Newborns: A Case Series Demystifying the Obscured Anomaly.

A vallecular cyst is a rare diagnosis in newborns presented with stridor, which poses a significant threat to the well-being of infants. This potentially life-threatening condition is associated with a range of complications, including respiratory distress, feeding difficulties, and failure to thrive. Through this case series, we aim to shed light on the suspicion of vallecular cysts in newborns presenting with stridor and the complexities encountered during their management, highlighting the importance of early recognition and intervention.

Unilateral False Cord Nodule Presenting As Hoarseness in a Young Patient.

Vocal cord nodules are benign laryngeal lesions seen in professional voice users. They are usually bilateral and are thought to occur due to submucosal edema and hemorrhage, with resultant fibrosis. False cord occurrences are very rare; hence we report a unique case of unilateral right false cord nodule.

The Relationship between Emotional Intelligence and Pain Management Awareness among Nurses.

Pain management, a crucial part of nursing care, is considered one of the most basic patient rights. To properly treat patients' pain, nurses need a high degree of pain management awareness (PMA). The researchers hypothesized that nurses' pain management awareness is affected by their emotional intelligence (EI).