Nursing students' awareness, knowledge, and attitudes regarding telehealth and telenursing use for high-quality healthcare: A cross-sectional study

Alshammari, Alkadi; Alanazi, Maha Fayez; Bahari, Ghareeb

doi:10.1016/j.nedt.2024.106359

Nurse Education Today

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.nedt.2024.106359

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Nursing students' awareness, knowledge, and attitudes regarding telehealth and telenursing use for high-quality healthcare: A cross-sectional study

Alkadi Alshammari,

Maha Fayez Alanazi,

Ghareeb Bahari

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Key Factors Supporting Nursing Students’ Academic Success and Recommendations to Enhance Learning Outcomes

Bahari

2024

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Background: Understanding the factors that contribute to nursing students’ low self-efficacy and high stress levels is necessary to improve educational practices. Purpose: To determine the impact of self-efficacy and demographic factors on nursing students’ stress levels and academic success and to provide strategic recommendations for nurse educators. Methods: This cross-sectional study included data of 145 nursing students collected using a structured questionnaire that assesses self-efficacy, stress, and covariates. Bivariate and multivariate tests were conducted to explore potential relationships among variables. Results: The results indicated significant relationships among self-efficacy, stress, and demographic factors. While self-efficacy levels were influenced by gender and marital status, stress levels appeared to be affected by gender, age, and the academic semester. Self-efficacy and stress among nursing students were also significantly associated. Conclusion: Nurse educators should develop a supportive learning environment, better mentorship programs, and effective mental health awareness to improve students’ confidence and academic success.

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Key Factors Supporting Nursing Students’ Academic Success and Recommendations to Enhance Learning Outcomes

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2024

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Nursing students' awareness, knowledge, and attitudes regarding telehealth and telenursing use for high-quality healthcare: A cross-sectional study

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Key Factors Supporting Nursing Students’ Academic Success and Recommendations to Enhance Learning Outcomes

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