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Anxiety and Depression in Hospitalized Patients with Coronary Artery Disease or with an Implantable Cardioverter-Defibrillator
15-06-2017
Michael Rovithis
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Evaggelia Epitropaki
,
Residaki Fatma
,
Stefania Tsikala
,
Nikolaos Rikos
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Volume 56, N 2
Introduction: Anxiety and depression appear to be frequent symptoms among patients with coronary artery disease (CAD) and patients with ..
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Qualitative Study to Investigate the Process of Nursing Documentation Regarding the Transfer or Omission of Information in an Intensive Care Unit
15-09-2016
Ilias Moustakis
,
Matthew Filippas
,
Michael Rovithis
,
Nikolaos Rikos
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Volume 55, N 3
Background: The nursing documentation in all aspects of promoting continuous improvement and ensuring the quality of health services. But ..
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Knowledge and Views of Nursing Students towards Sexually Transmitted Diseases in Relation to the Academic Semesters
15-12-2014
Aikaterini Moustaka
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Ifigeneia Αnogeianaki
,
Fotini Sarri
,
Nikolaos Rikos
,
Michael Rovithis
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Volume 53, N 4
Introduction: Inadequate awareness of issues regarding sex and the prevention of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) has resulted in a ..
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Attitudes and perceptions of nursing personnel against the abuse of women in Crete
15-12-2007
Zacharoula Androulaki
,
Anastasios Merkouris
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Michael Rovithis
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Zacharias Zidianakis
,
Dimitrios Tsirakos
,
Kyriakos Kakavelakis
,
Emmanouel Androulakis
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Volume 46, N 4
The violence at the women constitutes a social phenomenon with important repercussions for the victim. Aim: The aim of this ..
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