By God willing, meeting of psychiatric nursing department council chaired by Prof. Dr./ Ikram Ibrahim Mohamed, Head of the Department, will be held on Wednesday, 2/6/2021, in the presence of teaching staff members of the department and their assistants at the department council hall.
By God willing, meeting of nursing administration department council chaired by Prof. Dr./ Sahar Mohamed Morsy, Head of the Department, will be held on Monday, 7/6/2021 in the presence of teaching staff members of the department and their assistants at the department council hall.
By God willing, meeting of pediatric nursing department council chaired by Prof. Dr./ Eman Sayed Ahmed, Head of the Department, will be held on Wednesday, 2/6/2021, in the presence of teaching staff members of the department and their assistants at the department council hall.
By God willing, meeting of medical surgical nursing department council chaired by Prof. Dr./ Magda Ahmed Mohamed Mansour, Head of the Department, will be held on Sunday, 6/6/2021, in the presence of teaching staff members of the department and their assistants at the department council hall
To assess the effect of adding cell-phone to the postpartum family planning counseling and service on the intake of postpartum women to LARC and the overall contraceptive performance.
Open labeled Randomized controlled Trial design was used in this study, the sample comprised 864 women that divided into two main groups, 432 for each group, Study and control groups. Results:: Show that during the 1st visit postpartum (40 days) women's attending FP clinic was significantly higher in the cell phone assisted group as compared to control group 67.8% versus 38.3 % ;respectively (p => 0.001).
The current study showed that adding cell-phone to the postpartum family planning counseling and service can improve the intake of postpartum women to LARC and the overall contraceptive performance and consequently decrease incidence of unplanned pregnancy.
it is necessity to create and increase awareness about long acting contraceptive methods and adding phone calls as a reminder to women for improvement uptake of LARC and the overall contraceptive performance
Background: Nurses should have adequate training about appropriate dressing selection to enhance the quality of life for patients with chronic wound. Aim; To assess the effects of Nursing Program about Vacuum-Assisted Closure Therapy versus Traditional Wound Dressing, on Patients' Outcomes. Method: Design; Quasi-experimental (Preposttest), a comparative research design between both groups. Setting: The trauma departments and outpatients' clinic at Assiut University Hospital. Subjects: Total coverage of nurses (N.= 40) and a randomized 60 patients with (chronic wound), both groups nurses and patients were divided into two equal groups. Tools: (I) Nurses' interview questionnaire (demographic characteristics, knowledge, and observation checklist), (II): Patients' assessment (personnel and clinical data) and (III): Patients' outcomes sheet; Bates-jensen wound assessment scale and WoundQuality of life scale. Results: A statistically significant difference between nurses' knowledge and practice pre and post-test. Also, between the traditional wound dressing and VAC therapy groups regarding their outcomes (wound healing and wound quality of life) with a positive correlation between them. Conclusion: The nursing program had a positive effect on nurses` knowledge, practice and on patients' outcomes who managed with VAC therapy were better than the other group who managed with the traditional wound dressing. Recommendations: Continuous instructions and in-service training programs in the trauma departments to improve nurses' knowledge and practice. Apply VAC therapy in managing chronic wound for a better healing and high quality of life.
