NURSING CARIES

This study tested whether distraction techniques could make a heart imaging procedure called coronary angiography less stressful and painful. 120 patients were randomly assigned to either use virtual reality glasses, listen to music, or receive standard care during the procedure.…

This study tested whether a mind-body practice called the Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) could help reduce symptoms of premenstrual syndrome (PMS). Researchers worked with 70 female nursing students who experienced PMS. They compared a group that received eight weekly EFT sess…

This study tested three different holding positions to see which one best reduces pain and discomfort in newborns during routine heel stick blood sampling. Researchers observed 120 healthy, full-term newborns while nurses took blood samples, measuring their pain levels, comfort, …

This study tested whether a simple, warm foot bath could help reduce the severe fatigue that many children experience after chemotherapy for cancer. Researchers enrolled 60 children aged 7-12 with advanced lymphoma and compared those who received the foot bath treatment to those …

This study tested whether giving young children with a fever a warm water foot bath could help them feel better. Researchers wanted to see if this simple, drug-free method could reduce pain and discomfort in kids aged 1 to 5 who came to the emergency room with a fever. All childr…

This study tested whether a new mobile app could help nurses in a newborn intensive care unit (NICU) better understand their patients' needs and reduce missed care tasks. For three months, one group of nurses used the app while another group continued their usual routine. Researc…

This study tested whether training with virtual reality (VR) gloves could help intensive care nurses better perform a procedure called aspiration, which involves clearing a patient's airway. Sixty nurses were split into two groups: one practiced with VR gloves, and the other used…