Urinary incontinence is widespread throughout the world. This research project aims to study the etiological factors and pathogenetic mechanisms of various forms of urinary incontinence, to develop directions and methods ...

Research shows that nurses and nursing assistants are not sufficiently ready to give adequate comfort care to patients who are at the end of life. The need to further improve quality of care delivery to patients with limited ...

Falls among hospitalized patients are one of the most severe sentinel events and take a lot of hospital staff's attention. Many efforts have been made to prevent falls among hospitalized patients, and much research was ...

Low carb diets have been a topic for quite some time. Humans have been around for about 2.8 million years, and their diets have always been dominated by animal products. Many plants that we consume now were discovered and ...

he relevance of depression is chiefly determined by its increasing prevalence. In recent decades, depression is no longer a merely psychiatric problem. There are more and more discussions and publications on depression in ...

When analyzing information about the work of nursing staff with patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus, the basic principles of treatment, diagnosis of diabetes mellitus and communication with patients in the organization ...

The kidneys play an exceptional role in maintaining the normal functioning of the body. The main function of the kidneys is excretory. They remove by-products, excess water, salts, harmful substances, and some drugs from ...

Hypertension, or high blood pressure, is a serious pathological condition that significantly increases the risk of developing diseases of the cardiovascular system, brain, kidneys, and other diseases. Hypertension is also ...

Chronic kidney disease or renal failure is an important healthcare problem. Among chronic noncommunicable diseases, renal failure takes a special place, since it is widely spread: according to different studies, it occurs ...

In 2015, the World Health Organization (WHO) released a statement suggesting that national Cesarean section rates of not more than 19% were associated with lower maternal and neonatal mortality. At the same time, Cesarean ...