The diffusion of the findings of our project PaiNOC (Validation of the pain-related questionnaires of the Nursing Outcomes Classification in the Spanish context) keeps progressing. This research project, initiated... continue reading →
Scientific evidence has shown that the environment poses a great risk to health. The climate is changing, including the intensity and frequency of extreme weather events, such as floods,... continue reading →
In recent years, scientific evidence has shown that climate change is a source of health problems of massive dimensions. Currently, more than 110,000 chemical compounds pollute natural ecosystems, both... continue reading →
The need for tools to measure the knowledge about pressure injury prevention arises both in research studies and in the evaluation of the efficacy of training programmes. Numerous questionnaires... continue reading →
Current trends in population aging in many countries mean that as the population of older people increases so does the need for provision of informal care by family members.... continue reading →
On May 20, was held at the University of Jaén the act of defense of the doctoral thesis “Advance planning of end-of-life decisions: experiences and needs of Primary Care... continue reading →
The aging of the population that has occurred over recent decades has led to a considerable increase in situations of dependence in older persons and demand for long duration... continue reading →
On May 14, was held at the University of Jaén the act of defense of the doctoral thesis “Construction and validation of the scale Sexuality and Contraceptive Knowledge Instrument.... continue reading →
The health effects of climate change are being experienced across the world suggesting that climate change is the biggest threat to public health for the 21st Century. Preparing nurses... continue reading →
The massive population displacement caused by the Saharan War, and the establishment of Sahrawi refugee camps 43 years ago, have compromised the quality of life and health levels of... continue reading →
