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1. An Investigation into the Challenges of Administering First Aid in Road Traffic Accidents in Plateau State

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Background of the Study

Road traffic accidents (RTAs) are a leading cause of injury and death worldwide, with developing regions such as Plateau State facing significant challenges in providing timely and effective first aid at accident scenes. First responders, particularly nurses, are pivotal in stabilizing victims of RTAs, ensuring that the patient is transported to medical facilities for further treatment. However, the ability to administer proper first aid is o...

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2. An Investigation into the Psychological Impact of High-Stress Environments on Emergency Nurses in Zamfara State

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Background of the Study

The role of emergency nurses is inherently stressful, as they are often the first to provide care in high-pressure situations such as accidents, natural disasters, and mass casualty events. In Zamfara State, the challenges faced by emergency nurses are amplified by factors such as insecurity, inadequate healthcare infrastructure, and the increasing burden of trauma and critical care cases. Prolonged exposure to such high-stress environments c...

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3. The Effectiveness of Simulation-Based Training in Improving Emergency Nursing Skills in Niger State

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Background of the Study

Simulation-based training has gained recognition in healthcare as an effective pedagogical tool for enhancing clinical skills, particularly in high-stakes environments like emergency care. In Niger State, where healthcare facilities frequently face high volumes of trauma and critical care cases, the ability of nurses to perform efficiently under pressure is paramount. Simulation-based training offers an opportunity for emergency nurses to pra...

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4. An Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Triage Systems in Accident and Emergency Departments in Kaduna State

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Background of the Study

Triage systems are essential in accident and emergency (A&E) departments, where prioritizing patient care based on urgency is critical to saving lives. In Kaduna State, A&E departments face significant challenges due to high patient volumes, limited resources, and varying levels of staff expertise. An effective triage system ensures that critically ill or injured patients receive timely care, thereby improving overall patient outcomes...

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5. An Assessment of Nurses’ Preparedness in Handling Trauma Cases in Emergency Units in Kano State

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Background of the Study

Trauma cases are among the leading causes of mortality and morbidity globally, requiring immediate and skilled intervention. In Kano State, emergency units serve as critical points for the management of trauma patients, where nurses play a pivotal role in ensuring timely and effective care. Nurses’ preparedness, encompassing knowledge, skills, and emotional resilience, is fundamental to the success of trauma management.

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6. An Evaluation of Psychiatric Nurses’ Compliance with Suicide Prevention Protocols in Gombe State

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Background of the Study

Suicide is a significant public health concern globally, with mental health conditions being a leading risk factor. Psychiatric nurses play a critical role in suicide prevention by identifying at-risk individuals, providing timely interventions, and adhering to established protocols. In Gombe State, where suicide rates are influenced by socio-economic and cultural factors, compliance with suicide prevention protocols is essential for reducing...

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7. An Investigation into the Effects of Workload on the Performance of Psychiatric Nurses in Borno State

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Background of the Study

Psychiatric nursing is a demanding profession that requires significant emotional resilience, clinical expertise, and interpersonal skills. In regions like Borno State, where healthcare systems are often strained due to resource limitations and security challenges, psychiatric nurses frequently face excessive workloads. High workloads can lead to burnout, job dissatisfaction, and reduced quality of care, negatively impacting both nurses&rsquo...

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8. An Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Nurse-Led Interventions in Managing Depression Among Adolescents in Kaduna State

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Background of the Study

Depression is a prevalent mental health condition among adolescents, with far-reaching consequences for their emotional, social, and academic well-being. In Kaduna State, the growing awareness of adolescent mental health challenges has highlighted the need for effective interventions. Nurse-led interventions, including counseling, psychoeducation, and support groups, are recognized as cost-effective and accessible strategies for managing adol...

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9. An Assessment of Nurses’ Knowledge and Attitudes Toward Mental Health Care in Tertiary Hospitals in Kano State

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Background of the Study

Mental health care remains a critical yet underserved area of healthcare globally, and Nigeria is no exception. In Kano State, tertiary hospitals are pivotal in providing specialized mental health services, with nurses playing a central role in patient care. Nurses’ knowledge and attitudes significantly influence the quality of care provided to individuals with mental health conditions. A well-informed and empathetic nursing workforce i...

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10. An Examination of Nurses’ Role in Managing Polypharmacy Among Elderly Patients in Kogi State

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Background of the Study

Polypharmacy, defined as the concurrent use of multiple medications, is a common phenomenon among elderly patients due to the prevalence of chronic conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, and arthritis. While medications are essential for managing these conditions, polypharmacy poses significant risks, including adverse drug reactions, medication errors, and decreased patient adherence.

Nurses play a critical role in managing pol...

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11. A Study on Nurses’ Adherence to Nutritional Guidelines in Elderly Patient Care in Nasarawa State

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Background of the Study

Proper nutrition is a critical component of elderly care, as it directly influences physical health, disease management, and overall quality of life. Nutritional guidelines for elderly care emphasize the need for balanced diets rich in essential nutrients to address age-related changes such as reduced metabolism, weakened immunity, and the risk of chronic diseases. Nurses play a vital role in promoting and implementing these guidelines in hea...

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12. An Appraisal of Nurses’ Knowledge and Practices in Managing Dementia Among the Elderly in Adamawa State

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Background of the Study

Dementia is a progressive neurological disorder that primarily affects the elderly, leading to cognitive decline, memory loss, and impaired daily functioning. In Adamawa State, the aging population is increasingly at risk of dementia due to factors such as rising life expectancy and the growing prevalence of chronic diseases. Effective management of dementia requires knowledgeable and skilled healthcare providers, with nurses playing a pivota...

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13. The Impact of Geriatric Nursing Interventions on the Quality of Life of Elderly Patients in Katsina State

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Background of the Study

The aging population in Nigeria, particularly in Katsina State, has led to a growing need for specialized healthcare services tailored to the elderly. Geriatric nursing interventions, including health education, chronic disease management, and psychosocial support, play a critical role in enhancing the quality of life for elderly patients. These interventions aim to address age-related health issues such as arthritis, diabetes, hypertension,...

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14. A Study on the Influence of Cultural Beliefs on Pediatric Nursing Practices in Rural Communities in Bauchi State

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Background of the Study

Cultural beliefs significantly influence health-seeking behaviors and practices, particularly in rural communities where traditional values and norms are deeply entrenched. In Bauchi State, cultural beliefs shape perceptions of childhood illnesses, caregiving practices, and interactions with healthcare providers. These beliefs often intersect with pediatric nursing practices, impacting how nurses deliver care and engage with families.

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15. The Impact of Pediatric Nursing Care on the Psychological Well-Being of Hospitalized Children in Kaduna State

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Background of the Study

Hospitalization can be a traumatic experience for children, potentially causing significant psychological distress due to unfamiliar environments, medical procedures, and separation from family. Pediatric nursing care plays a crucial role in mitigating these effects by providing emotional support, creating a child-friendly environment, and ensuring effective communication with both the child and their caregivers.

In Kaduna State, pe...

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16. An Appraisal of Pediatric Nursing Interventions in the Management of Childhood Asthma in Benue State

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Background of the Study

Asthma is a chronic respiratory condition affecting millions of children globally. In Nigeria, childhood asthma is a growing public health concern, with increasing prevalence attributed to urbanization, environmental pollution, and genetic predisposition. Effective management of asthma requires a multidisciplinary approach, with pediatric nurses playing a pivotal role in administering treatment, educating families, and monitoring patient prog...

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17. The Effect of Pediatric Nurses’ Workload on the Quality of Patient Care in Yobe State

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Background of the Study

Nursing workload is a critical factor influencing the quality of patient care, particularly in pediatric nursing, where children require specialized and often intensive care. Pediatric nurses are responsible for a range of duties, including administering medications, monitoring growth and development, educating caregivers, and providing emotional support to patients and families. However, excessive workloads due to staff shortages, high patie...

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18. A Study on the Effectiveness of Pediatric Pain Management Techniques in Tertiary Hospitals in Sokoto State

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Background of the Study

Effective pain management is a critical component of pediatric care, as children are particularly vulnerable to the physiological and psychological effects of unmanaged pain. In tertiary hospitals, pain management is often complicated by limited resources, inadequate training, and the unique challenges associated with assessing and treating pain in pediatric patients.

Pediatric pain management techniques range from pharmacological i...

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19. An Investigation into the Factors Influencing Clinical Nurses' Compliance with Standard Operating Procedures in Adamawa State

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Background of the Study

Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) are essential guidelines designed to ensure the consistent delivery of high-quality care in healthcare settings. Compliance with SOPs among clinical nurses is crucial for maintaining patient safety, improving outcomes, and minimizing errors. In Nigeria, where healthcare systems often face challenges such as limited resources and high patient loads, adherence to SOPs becomes even more critical.

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20. The Impact of Clinical Nursing Interventions on the Recovery of Stroke Patients in Tertiary Hospitals in Niger State

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Background of the Study

Stroke is a major public health issue globally and a leading cause of disability and mortality. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), stroke accounts for a significant proportion of neurological disorders worldwide, with a particularly high prevalence in low- and middle-income countries like Nigeria. Recovery from stroke often depends on timely and effective interventions, which include physical, psychological, and rehabilitative...

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21. An Evaluation of the Impact of Nurse-Led Wound Care on Patient Recovery in Selected Hospitals in Katsina State

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Background of the Study

Wound care remains a critical aspect of healthcare, particularly in settings with high rates of trauma, diabetes-related complications, and surgical interventions. Nurse-led wound care, which involves nurses independently assessing, planning, and implementing wound management strategies, has gained prominence globally due to its efficiency and effectiveness in promoting patient recovery. In developing regions like Katsina State, where healthc...

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22. The Role of Clinical Nursing in the Management of Chronic Illnesses in Federal Medical Centers in Plateau State

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Background of the Study

Chronic illnesses, defined as long-lasting conditions requiring ongoing medical attention, have become a significant health concern globally, particularly in developing nations. The World Health Organization (WHO) emphasizes that chronic diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, and asthma are responsible for a substantial proportion of mortality and morbidity worldwide. In Nigeria, chronic illnesses represent a growing burden on healthcare sy...

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23. An Investigation of Oncology Nurses’ Preparedness in Handling Oncological Emergencies at University of Maiduguri Teaching Hospital, Borno State

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Background of the Study

Oncological emergencies are urgent, life-threatening conditions that arise as a direct consequence of cancer or cancer treatment. These emergencies can include complications such as superior vena cava syndrome, tumor lysis syndrome, or spinal cord compression, all of which require immediate and specialized care (Bray et al., 2023). Oncology nurses, who are at the frontline of patient care, must be adequately prepared to recognize and manage these emergencies...

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24. An Appraisal of Nurses' Role in Promoting Adherence to Antiretroviral Therapy (ART) Among HIV-Positive Patients at Lagos University Teaching Hospital

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Background of the Study

Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) remains a major public health challenge, with over 1.9 million Nigerians living with the virus as of 2024 (UNAIDS, 2024). Antiretroviral therapy (ART) is essential for managing HIV, improving patients' health, and reducing the risk of transmission. However, the effectiveness of ART is highly dependent on adherence, as poor adherence can lead to drug resistance, treatment failure, and i...

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25. An Investigation of the Factors Influencing Oncology Nurses' Emotional Resilience at Abia State University Teaching Hospital, Abia State

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Background of the Study

Oncology nursing is an emotionally demanding field due to the nature of the diseases and the intensity of care required for cancer patients. Oncology nurses often encounter emotionally charged situations, such as caring for terminally ill patients, managing pain, and supporting families through difficult times (Liu et al., 2023). Emotional resilience is the ability to effectively cope with stress, adapt to challenging circumstances, and maintain a sense of we...

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