Effects of using pomegranate peel, beet leaf, and broccoli flower extracts on oxidative stability and physicochemical properties of cooked ground beef during refrigerated storage.

Plant extracts gained attention in the meat industry for their role in preventing microbial growth and oxidative deterioration. Antioxidant efficiency of various ratios (0.125, 0.

"I Am Grateful for Every Day I Live": A Qualitative Study on the Spiritual Experiences of Women With Gynecological Cancer.

Background: Considering the life-threatening nature of gynecological cancers, spirituality and religious beliefs may play a key role in the experiences of the patients during the disease process and their coping.

Objective: The aim of this study was to understand the spiritual experiences of Muslim women with gynecological cancer during the disease process.

Methods: A qualitative, phenomenological, and hermeneutic approach was followed in the research.

A Quality Improvement Study on Delirium Awareness Day: In Pursuit of Missed Delirium Diagnoses.

The current study aimed to screen for delirium in hospitalized older adults and assess the validity of the Turkish version of the 4A's Test (4AT-TR) as a feasible tool to integrate in routine patient care. The point prevalence of delirium according to clinical evaluation in routine practice was detected among all patients aged ≥60 years in 12 pilot wards. Delirium screening was then conducted by two arms: (a) nurses using the 4AT-TR and (b) geriatricians according to () criteria.

Learning Needs of Gynecologic Cancer Survivors.

To define the learning needs of patients with gynecological oncology. The study was performed as a descriptive study. A total of 92 patients were participated.

Multimodal interventions (chewing gum, early oral hydration and early mobilisation) on the intestinal motility following abdominal gynaecologic surgery.

Aims And Objectives: To determine the effects of chewing gum, early oral hydration and early mobilisation on the time of first bowel sounds, first passage of flatus and first defecation following abdominal gynaecologic surgery.

Background: A major complication of abdominal surgical procedures is paralytic ileus which results in patient discomfort, prolonged length of hospital stay and increased cost of treatment.

Design: Prospective randomised case-control study.