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Sleep disturbance in CKD: patient‑prioritized outcomes, management, and perceptions – a multicenter mixed-methods study in Australia
Abstract Background Sleep disturbances are common in chronic kidney disease (CKD), yet patient priorities, reporting behaviors, and experiences of sleep management remain poorly understood. This study explored perceived causes of sleep disturbance, patient-prioritized sleep outcomes, and experiences of reporting and managing sleep problems. Methods A multicenter, convergent mixed-methods study of adults with CKD stage 4–5, including those receiving kidney replacement therapy.
How nurse researchers can use stepped-wedge design and analysis
Majid Ali Alotni PhD candidate, School of Nursing and Midwifery, University of Newcastle, Newcastle, NSW, Australia Ritin Fernandez Professor, University of Newcastle, Newcastle, NSW, Australia Ginger Chu Senior lecturer, School of Nursing and Midwifery, University of Newcastle, Newcastle, NSW, Australia Michelle Guilhermino Clinical nurse educator, ICU, John Hunter Hospital, Newcastle, NSW, Australia Why you should read this article: • To gain an understanding of the stepped-wedge...
Effectiveness of computerised decision aids for patients with chronic diseases in shared decision‐making: A systematic review and meta‐analysis
The development of computer-based patient decision aids (PDAs) should be based on decision-making guidelines or theoretical frameworks, which will increase the quality of decision-making aids. The computer-based PDAs is an effective tool for reducing decision conflict and enhancing patients' knowledge, but its effectiveness in helping patients make high-quality decisions remains indeterminate. This paper provides evidence-based reference of computer-based PDAs for nurses.
Australian nurses’ satisfaction and experiences of redeployment during COVID-19: a service evaluation
Objective: To evaluate nurses’ satisfaction and experiences of redeployment during COVID-19. Background: Redeployment to an unfamiliar environment can be challenging; however, it can also present an opportunity for staff to learn new skills. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the need to redeploy health professionals, particularly nurses, increased dramatically. Evaluating nurses’ satisfaction and experiences related to redeployment during the pandemic is essential for future surge planning.
Exploring the factors affecting home dialysis patients' participation in telehealth‐assisted home visits: A mixed‐methods study
Abstract Background Technology, such as telehealth, is increasingly used to support home dialysis patients. The challenges patients and carers face when home dialysis nursing visits are provided via telehealth have yet to be explored. Objectives To explore patients' and carers' perspectives as they transition to telehealth-assisted home visits and identify the factors influencing their engagement in this modality.
Risk factors of sleep-disordered breathing in haemodialysis patients
Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article Ginger Chu , Belinda Suthers, Luke Moore, Gemma M. Paech, Michael J. Hensley, Vanessa M. McDonald , Peter Choi Ginger Chu, Belinda Suthers, Luke Moore, Gemma M. Paech, Michael J. Hensley, Vanessa M.
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