Aim: Clinical competence is to carry out the tasks with excellent results in a different of
adjustments. According to various studies, one of the factors influencing clinical competence …

Background: Clinical competency is one of the most important requirements in nursing
profession, based on which nurses are assessed. To obtain an effective and improved form …

Self-efficacy in clinical performance had an important role in applying competencies; also
competencies and self-efficacy in clinical performance influenced to quality care of nursing …

Hospitals are integrated with medical universities in Iran and are categorized into three
types with respect to educational and health services quality. This cross‐sectional study …

Introduction: Preparing students to take over job responsibilities is one of the most
challenging duties of nursing schools. The focus of nursing education should be on helping …

Introduction: Competence is defined in terms of functional adequacy and capacity to
integrate knowledge, skills, attitudes and values in contextual situations of practice. Of …

Background Nurses' clinical competence is one of the fundamental necessities for providing
safe and effective care. Moral distress, as one type of occupational stressors, can affect …

Introduction: Evaluating nurses' clinical competencies is of special importance in managing
care process and determining their educational needs. The objective of this study was to …

Introduction: PROFESSIONAL IDENTITY development is one of the main concerns of
nursing education. This study aimed to evaluate effective educational components on …

Background: Nurses are the biggest component of the health care system in the world and
their job satisfaction and clinical competence affect performance and success of the …