Background Despite established guidelines, enteral nutrition (EN) practices among critical care nurses (CCNs) often vary, leading to suboptimal nutritional delivery. Evidence regarding EN practices in Saudi Arabian intensive care units (ICUs) is limited. This study aimed to assess CCNs’ EN practices in Al-Madinah and e...
K. M. Al-Sayaghi, M. Almorish, A. Alhejaili et al.· Journal of Multidisciplinary...· 0 citations
Critical care and emergency nurses work in complex and demanding environments that may affect their occupational well-being, psychological health, and job satisfaction. Although previous studies have examined nurse retention challenges, limited evidence exists regarding factors associated with job satisfaction among Sa...
Z. Saleh, Majed S. Al-Za’areer, Rami A. Elshatarat et al.· BMC Nursing· 0 citations
Background: Telehealth can improve access to chronic disease care, but how patients maintain engagement beyond initial adoption remains insufficiently understood in Middle Eastern settings. Methods: This exploratory qualitative study interviewed 24 adults with chronic conditions receiving telehealth-supported care acro...
A. Saifan, A. Y. Ayoub, Ibtisam A. Alarabyat et al.· International Journal of Env...· 0 citations
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