Older people's perceptions of intergenerational relationships in nursing homes: A qualitative content analysis.

Introduction: Intergenerational conflict is one of the components which helps to inappropriate communication patterns and ineffective interactions. Intergenerational research aims to promote deeper understanding and respect between generations and helps to create more cohesive communities, suggesting that it can have numerous health and social benefits. Despite the importance of intergenerational relationships in the elderly, the older people's perceptions of intergenerational relationships in nursing homes are not well understood.

Iranian Pediatric Nurse's Experience: The Facilitators of the Learning of Ethical Practices.

Background: Ethical care is a core value in nursing. Pediatric nurses are in direct and continuous contact with children and their parents. They manage their lives and health.

The Motivations of Iranian Patients With Cardiovascular Disease to Seek Health Information: A Qualitative Study.

Background: Cardiovascular patients need information to preserve and promote their health, but not all of them have the necessary motivation to seek relevant health knowledge.

Objectives: The present study analyzed experiences of patients, family caregivers, and healthcare providers to explore the motivating factors that cause cardiovascular patients to seek important health information.

Patients And Methods: This study was conducted using a qualitative approach and conventional qualitative content analysis method.

Barriers of Pre-Hospital Services in Road Traffic Injuries in Tehran: The Viewpoint of Service Providers.

Background: Iran is one of the countries with considerable road traffic injuries. Pre-hospital interventions have an important role in preventing mortalities and disabilities caused by traffic accidents. The present study aimed to explore the barriers of pre-hospital care in traffic injuries in Tehran, Iran.

Barriers to health information seeking in Iranian patients with cardiovascular disease: a qualitative study.

Objective: Providing patients with health care information is a critical component of the process of cardiovascular disease (CVD) management. The purpose of this study was to explore obstacles to seeking health care information among cardiovascular patients from the perspectives of patients, their family caregivers, and health care providers.

Methods: This study was conducted with a qualitative approach using conventional qualitative content analysis.

University engagement and collaborative learning in nursing students of Kerman University of Medical Sciences.

Introduction: Collaborative methods of learning in the university have been a successful and the main aspects of the students' engagement. The purpose of this study was to determine university engagement and collaborative learning in nursing students of Kerman University of Medical Sciences.

Materials And Methods: This research was a descriptive correlation study on a total of 238 nursing students with different levels of education were asked to fill four subscales of the modified National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE) tool with a total of 40 items.

Iranian cancer patients' perception of spirituality: a qualitative content analysis study.

Background: Spirituality is a subjective and multi-dimensional concept. The ambiguity in its meaning can create barriers in its application in both education and medicine. The present study aimed to explore the Iranian cancer patients' perception of spirituality.

Rehabilitation experts' experience of community rehabilitation services for stroke survivors in Iran.

Purpose: Successful stroke rehabilitation is a complex process involving teamwork by members of several professions. The aims of this study were to explore the experiences of Iranian rehabilitation experts concerning community rehabilitation services for stroke survivors and obtain their opinions on how to further develop and improve these services.

Method: A qualitative research method with grounded theory was used, including purposive and theoretical sampling.

Developing a questionnaire for conducting cross-national studies--'Self-reported health and needs among elderly Iranians and Swedes'.

Purpose: This paper describes the process of developing and validating a questionnaire to investigate self-reported health and care needs of elders in Iran and Sweden.

Background: Both developing and developed countries face dilemmas under the current condition of increasing mental and physical health morbidity globally. In order to fully assess and understand the extent of these dilemmas and the global and local factors that alleviate or worsen them, a comparison of the self-reported health and care needs in a developed and a developing country is required.