Purpose: To assess the spiritual well-being (SWB) of cancer patients undergoing
chemotherapy in an outpatient setting. Method: Quantitative, cross-sectional, and descriptive …

Metodología: investigación cuantitativa, de diseño explicativo y transversal. Se censó a 290
enfermeras en tres hospitales en Chile. Se aplicaron: cuestionario de antecedentes …

Purpose To assess patients' diagnosed with cancer perceptions on individualized nursing
care and quality of oncology nursing care in Cyprus. Methods This was a descriptive …

Simple Summary Patients are the center and focus of care delivery, but frequently, their
perceptions are overlooked. Patients are vital to promoting optimal oncology nursing care …

Aim This integrative review aimed to describe the perceptions of the quality of care of older
patients (aged 65 and above) living with cancer in acute‐care settings. Methods We …

Objective To investigate nurses' resilience and emotional labour (EL) status in the oncology
context as well as to examine the relationship between resilience and EL status. Methods …

Background: Spiritual wellbeing (SWB) of nurses working in oncology wards is directly
related to quality of care they provide. An increase in their SWB might lead to decrease in …

Purpose To describe how patients receiving cancer treatment perceive quality of care in the
oncological outpatient settings. Method A strategic sample of 20 adult patients with cancer …

Purpose The study was an attempt to explore the effect of applying spiritual model of nursing
care on spiritual well-being and quality of spiritual care in cancer patients. Method A quasi …

Objectives Quality care in healthcare settings shortens hospitalization, reduces infection
rates and complication risks, and improves patients' ability to manage their symptoms. Due …