Research Progress on Overqualification of Clinical Nurses

In today's highly competitive social environment, perfectionism, as a psychological trait, has gradually permeated people's study, work, and interpersonal relationships. However, the relationship between perfectionism and the happiness and achievement that people expect is not always positive. This article co... Read more.

The overqualification of nurses refers to the subjective perception of individual nurses that their qualifications are higher than the needs of their positions. This perception can motivate more positive work behaviors, but neglecting its management will hinder nurses from realizing their professional values and lead t... Read more.

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder that emerges in early childhood. Sleep disorders are a common comorbidity among children and adolescents with ASD, which can exacerbate the core symptoms of the disorder and impact the growth and development of affected individuals. As a sa... Read more.

Childhood neglect, as a common risk factor in the process of individual growth, has many adverse consequences, and it is also a hot topic of research in recent years. This article reviews the relevant research on childhood neglect at home and abroad, su... Read more.

This paper introduced the concept of family resilience, related assessment tools, summarized the influencing factors of family resilience in maintenanc... Read more.

The purpose of this paper is to discuss the use of therapeutic communication in nursing. Therapeutic communication is an important nursing skill designed to establish and maintain a positive, supportive relationship with patients. This paper introduces the basic concepts of therapeutic communication, assessment tools, and discusses the skills and strategies used in nursing... Read more.

This study focuses on evaluating the quality of life among individuals experiencing long-term effects of COVID-19, often referred to as "long-haulers." The research employs a multidimensional approach, utilizing established tools and metrics to comprehensively assess various facets of quality of life. A... Read more.

Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) suppresses host immunity and can therefore predispose to opportunistic and other infections, including HCV infection. HIV and HCV have emerged as one of the most formidable challenges to public health. Children in rural communities are exposed to the risk of these viral in... Read more.

INTRODUCTION. Acute intestinal obstruction occurs when the forward flow of intestinal contents is interrupted or impaired by a mechanical cause. Its incidence in emergency department patients at 2 to 8% is estimated. Although the morbidity and mortality associated with acute intestinal obstruction have dec... Read more.

Spigelian hernia represents 0.1 to 2% of abdominal wall hernias; It is a defect in the aponeurosis of the transverse and oblique abdominal muscles between the lateral border of the rectus abdominis sheath and the semilunar line. CLINICAL CASE. A 43-year-old male with morbid obesity, type 2 Diabetes Melli... Read more.

INTRODUCTION. Hibernoma, a benign tumor of brown fat, first described as “pseudolipoma” by Merkel (1906), was named “hibernoma” by Gery (1914) due to its morphological resemblance to brown fat observed in hibernating animals. They are uncommon, accounting for<2% of benign lipomatous tumors and 1% of all adipocytic tumors. CLINICAL CASE. Soft ... Read more.