Vol. 11 No. 1 (2023)

Articles

• HUMOR IN HEALING: A NOVEL APPROACH TO ADDRESSING BURNOUT THROUGH LAUGHTER YOGA IN PSYCHIATRIC NURSING

  Dr. Amina Ibrahim

  Nurses face significant stress and demanding situations in their roles, making them highly susceptible to tension, stress, and burnout syndromes. Among nurses, those working in psychiatric units are particularly vulnerable to burnout syndromes. Psychiatric nursing is considered one of the

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• MAPPING THE PATH TO PROFICIENCY: ENHANCING SELF-EFFICACY IN NURSING EDUCATION WITH CONCEPT MAPPING

  Dr. El-Mahdy Samir Saad

  In today's healthcare landscape, organizations seek specific changes in healthcare professionals. Change theories necessitate the application of innovative strategies to the educational process. Simultaneously, nursing education places greater emphasis on reflective practice to effect

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• HEALING ENVIRONMENTS: A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY ON THE WORK-LIFE QUALITY OF NURSES IN MOH HEALTHCARE FACILITIES

  Dr. Maryam Al-Sulaiman Abdullah
  Nurses are the backbone of the healthcare system, providing diverse and essential services to promote health and deliver quality care. Their roles have evolved beyond institutional care, encompassing a wide range of disciplines within healthcare organizations. Despite their significant
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