By: Aiko Yamamoto

Published: December 16, 2024

Accidental falls represent a significant concern in Japanese hospitals, accounting for 19.3% of medical accidents. These falls result in not only physical injuries but also substantial social and economic consequences, including post-fall syndrome and related medical costs. To mitigate this issue, comprehensive strategies encompassing staff and patient education, communication enhancements,...

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By: João Pedro Alves, Maria da Silva Santos

Published: December 16, 2024

Diabetes Mellitus (DM) is a pervasive and intricate chronic condition, imposing a significant societal, economic, and human burden globally. The incidence of DM continues to rise, leading to alarming morbidity and mortality rates. Diabetic foot complications are among the most severe and costly consequences of DM. This paper highlights the...

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By: Dr. Ahmed Samir Mahmoud, Dr. Hana Salah Hassan , Dr. Yasser Adel El-Masry

Published: December 16, 2024

In the field of psychiatric nursing and psychotherapy, "limit setting" is a concept that plays a crucial role in guiding therapeutic relationships and patient treatment. Originally rooted in psychoanalytical theory, it was primarily aimed at establishing the boundaries of therapeutic relationships, thereby helping patients improve their self-perception. However, the concept...

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By: Dr. Emily Rebecca Johnson

Published: December 16, 2024

The field of humanitarian medicine is growing rapidly, and nurses play a vital role in global health initiatives. Short Term Medical Missions (STMMs) are becoming increasingly popular within this context, with numerous teams and programs participating in providing medical services to low and middle-income countries. While these missions are driven...

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