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Interprofessional perspectives on the implementation of a pilot graduate nurse residency program in a Hungarian pediatric hospital

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By Pázmány Péter Catholic, Nyergesné Závodi, Krisztina Antónia
| Frontiers in Medicine
Abstract Background: Ensuring nursing workforce supply and strengthening retention are critical healthcare challenges. Bethesda Children's Hospital introduced a pilot graduate nurse residency program (GNRP) to support newly graduated nurses through structured mentoring, rotation, and educational support. This study examines healthcare professionals' perceptions and acceptance of the program, rather than its effectiveness.
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Collaboration between dentists and general practitioners in primary care clusters in Hungary

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By Pázmány Péter Catholic, Eötvös Loránd, Csaba Laszlo
| Frontiers
Abstract Background: A substantial challenge in Hungary’s publicly funded primary care system is the rising proportion of unfilled general practitioner and dentist practices over the past several years, which negatively impacts the public’s access to primary care services.
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The multidimensional inventory of religious/spiritual wellbeing in Hungarian language: psychometric properties and initial validation

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By Sigmund Freud, Pázmány Péter Catholic, Bertalan Balázs
| Frontiers
Abstract Background: Research increasingly highlights the relationship between religiosity/spirituality, mental health and wellbeing. Our study presents the psychometric properties of the Hungarian version of the multidimensional inventory of religious/spiritual wellbeing (MI-RSWB) and examines its correlations with the spiritual wellbeing scale (SWBS) and the Brief Multidimensional Measurement of Religiosity Scale (BMMRS).
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