Perceived challenges and improvement strategies for computer-based test in the nursing and midwifery council of nigeria final examination at a university in south eastern Nigeria.

Introduction: Computer-based tests (CBT) have been noted as a stellar alternative for examinations, having been expected to address the deficiencies of traditional examination model. This study assessed the perceptions, challenges and strategies for improving the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria computer-based final qualifying examination.

Methods: The study was a cross-sectional descriptive survey using all the 214 year 2023 graduates of the Department of Nursing Sciences, University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus.

Childbirth experiences and satisfaction with birth among women in selected Nigerian healthcare facilities during COVID-19 pandemic: a mixed method.

Introduction: childbirth experiences are women´s personal feelings and interpretations of birth processes, which could be difficult to describe and explain. The outbreak of Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) instilled tension and worries in all Nigerian citizens and could also affect the birth experiences and satisfaction of women. Thus, this study explored the experiences of childbirth and satisfaction with birth among women in selected Nigerian healthcare facilities during COVID-19 pandemic.

Knowledge and use of chorhexidine gel in umbilical cord care among postpartum women at Poly General Hospital, Enugu, Southeast Nigeria: a cross-sectional study.

Background: Sepsis in the first week or two of life is a major cause of newborn deaths. People from diverse cultural backgrounds use different substances for umbilical cord care. Evidence-based umbilical cord care practices have a large potential to lower infant morbidity and mortality linked to infection.

Nurses' Perceived Challenges in the Management of Hospitalized Cancer Patients in a Comprehensive Cancer Center in Southeastern Nigeria.

Objective: Nurses' challenges in poor-resource countries like Nigeria have been understudied. This study determined nurses' perceived challenges in management of hospitalized cancer patients in a comprehensive cancer center in southeast of Nigeria.

Methods: The descriptive study included 133 registered nurses working in medical-surgical and oncology wards.