Administering medication via enteral tube is predominantly a nursing responsibility across countries. It is important to identify what nurses actually know and do when giving enteral medication for critically ill patients to ensure patient's safety and prevent complications. The aim of this study is to assess the nurses’ knowledge and practices about administration of medications via nasogastric tube (NGT) among critically ill patients at Cairo University Hospitals. Sample consists of sixty bedside male and female nurses who are working in the different Critical and Intensive Care Units. Descriptive/exploratory research design was utilized in the current study. This study was conducted at the different Critical and Intensive Care Units at E...
Background: Poor nursing adherence to evidence-based guidelines has negative consequences leading to...
Objectives: this study aimed to assess nurses’ practice and perception of their knowledge, responsib...
Critical care nurses are the health care professionals who have the obligation to protect critically...
Administering medication via enteral tube is predominantly a nursing responsibility across countries...
WOS: 000430823300006PubMed ID: 29424127BackgroundMedication administration via enteral tubes is a co...
Introduction: The main objective of this work was to determine the degree of knowledge of the correc...
Introduction : The purpose of the study was to evaluate Intensive Care Unit nurses’ knowledge, attit...
Introduction : The purpose of the study was to evaluate Intensive Care Unit nurses’ knowledge, attit...
Ling-Ling Zhu,1 Ling-Cheng Xu,2 Hui-Qin Wang,3 Jing-Fen Jin,3 Hua-Fen Wang,3 Quan Zhou21Cadre Depart...
Aim: This article is a report of a study examining the practices of acute care nurses when administe...
Background: As a common practice, medications are given in addition to nutrients through enteral cat...
The intensive care unit (ICU) is considered a high- risk area in the hospital because of the severit...
Background: Critical care nurses are responsible for administering total parenteral nutrition that a...
Critical care nurses are responsible for administering Inotropics drugs that affects the patients ...
Background: Critical care nurses are responsible for administering total parenteral nutrition that a...
Background: Poor nursing adherence to evidence-based guidelines has negative consequences leading to...
Objectives: this study aimed to assess nurses’ practice and perception of their knowledge, responsib...
Critical care nurses are the health care professionals who have the obligation to protect critically...
Administering medication via enteral tube is predominantly a nursing responsibility across countries...
WOS: 000430823300006PubMed ID: 29424127BackgroundMedication administration via enteral tubes is a co...
Introduction: The main objective of this work was to determine the degree of knowledge of the correc...
Introduction : The purpose of the study was to evaluate Intensive Care Unit nurses’ knowledge, attit...
Introduction : The purpose of the study was to evaluate Intensive Care Unit nurses’ knowledge, attit...
Ling-Ling Zhu,1 Ling-Cheng Xu,2 Hui-Qin Wang,3 Jing-Fen Jin,3 Hua-Fen Wang,3 Quan Zhou21Cadre Depart...
Aim: This article is a report of a study examining the practices of acute care nurses when administe...
Background: As a common practice, medications are given in addition to nutrients through enteral cat...
The intensive care unit (ICU) is considered a high- risk area in the hospital because of the severit...
Background: Critical care nurses are responsible for administering total parenteral nutrition that a...
Critical care nurses are responsible for administering Inotropics drugs that affects the patients ...
Background: Critical care nurses are responsible for administering total parenteral nutrition that a...
Background: Poor nursing adherence to evidence-based guidelines has negative consequences leading to...
Objectives: this study aimed to assess nurses’ practice and perception of their knowledge, responsib...
Critical care nurses are the health care professionals who have the obligation to protect critically...