• RADIATION EXPOSURE OF THE OPERATING ASSISTANT NURSE DURING INVASIVE CORONARY ANGIOGRAPHY: Guidelines for Risk Mitigation 

  Motylev, Igor (Ternopil, 2025)

  This study investigates the radiation exposure faced by operating assistant nurses during invasive coronary angiography, a crucial yet understudied area in healthcare. Through qualitative analysis of secondary sources, ...
• Nursing Strategies to Improve Disease Awareness and Lifestyle in Patients with Metabolic Dysfunction-Associated Steatotic Liver Disease (MASLD) 

  Yatsko, Tetiana (Ternopil, 2025)

  Metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD), formerly known as non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), is an increasingly prevalent chronic liver condition strongly associated with obesity, insulin ...
• Cognitive stimulation as part of nursing care in geriatrics: approaches and effectiveness 

  Kussen, Elena (Ternopil, 2025)

  The research highlights a significant prevalence of cognitive impairment and associated modifiable risk factors, including chronic diseases, psycho-emotional disorders, social isolation, and low cognitive and physical ...
• Psychological and emotional support for patients in the intensive care unit: the role of the nurse 

  Kliuikova, Elena (Ternopil, 2025)

  Patients admitted to Intensive Care Units (ICUs) face extraordinary physiological and psychological stressors that may significantly affect their short- and long-term well-being. While the primary focus in ICU care ...
• Improving nursing process in palliative medicine 

  Bazarova, Sitora (Ternopil, 2025)

  Palliative medicine, with its primary goal of alleviating patient suffering, plays an important role in the health system, since it is aimed at improving the quality of life in patients with severe, chronic or incurable ...
• Prone to recovery- evaluating the effectiveness of positional therapy in managing covid-19 respiratory distress 

  Jang, Junghwa (Ternopil, 2025)

  This thesis analyzes the clinical effectiveness of prone positioning used as a form of positional therapy in managing acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) among COVID-19 patients. The emphasis was undertaken in order ...
• PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS IN THE WORK OF SURGICAL NURSES 

  Mamporia, Ketevan (Ternopil, 2025)

  Among all categories of health care professionals, nursing personnel working in surgical departments face higher levels of stress associated with the nature of their work. Stress factors include long shifts, high levels ...
• AESTHETIC MEDICINE IN MODERN NURSING: CHARACTERISTICS AND DEVELOPMENT PROSPECTS 

  Maksumova, Anzhela (Ternopil, 2025)

  In recent decades, aesthetic medicine has undergone significant progressive changes and occupies an important place in health care, particularly in nursing. Aesthetic medicine encompasses a wide range of procedures including ...
• NURSING CHALLENGES IN WORKING WITH RHEUMATOLOGY PATIENTS 

  Korpusova, Natalya (Ternopil, 2025)

  Patients with rheumatology diseases and conditions that cause joint problems require inpatient and outpatient medical care, physical and psychological rehabilitation. Various specialists are involved in the treatment and ...
• EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE OF NURSES AS A FACTOR IN IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF ELDERLY PEOPLE. 

  Yakubov, Berta (Ternopil, 2025)

  In the context of long-term care (LTC) for older adults and patients with chronic conditions, nurses play a pivotal role not only in maintaining physical health but also in supporting the emotional, psychological, and ...
• PSYCHO-EMOTIONAL BURNOUT AMONG INTENSIVE CARE UNIT NURSES AND STRATEGIES FOR ITS PREVENTION 

  Richter, Irina (Ternopil, 2025)

  This Master's thesis explores the phenomenon of psycho-emotional burnout among nurses working in intensive care units (ICUs) and investigates effective strategies for its prevention. The research is motivated by the ...
• Research on the frequency of psychological problems in hospital nurses 

  Babaytsev, Victor (Ternopil, 2025)

  According to the results of a systematic review of 13 studies (33,062 participants) (Pappa et al., 2020), anxiety disorders were recorded in 23.2% of healthcare workers, depressive disorders in 22.8%, insomnia in 38.9%, ...
• ENDOMETRIAL SCRATCHING AS A NEW OPPORTUNITIES OF INFERTILITY SCREENING AND ENDOMETRIAL RECEPTIVITY IMPROVEMENT IN SCOPE OF NURSING PRACTICE 

  Tumanyan, Armine (Ternopil, 2025)

  It is believed that low success rate in assisted reproductive technologies is due to endometrial abnormalities. The current available methods of endometrial screening and therapy remain highly ineffective. The endometrial ...
• THE ROLE OF NURSING EDUCATION IN ENHANCING MEDICATION ADHERENCE AMONG PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASES 

  Gontshar, Aliaksandr (Ternopil, 2025)

  Chronic inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD), including Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis, represent a group of lifelong relapsing-remitting gastrointestinal conditions that significantly impair patients' quality of life ...
• INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGICAL PROCEDURES IN NURSING 

  Badalbaeva, Khurshidakhon (2025)

  This research work has reviewed the issues of professional training of nurses involved in interventional radiology— one of the most actively evolving fields of modern medicine. The aim of the study was to assess the level ...
• ANALYSIS OF FACTORS AFFECTING THE MODEL OF BEHAVIOR AND PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY OF NURSES WORK 

  Itzhak, Yevgenia (Ternopil, 2025)

  Job burnout is defined as exhaustion syndrome, occurring as a consequence of constant emotional burden associated with work. The threat of job burnout is associated with the following organisational considerations: the ...
• A MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO DEVELOPING AN INDIVIDUALIZED CARE PLAN IN THE PRACTICE OF THE RN CASE MANAGER 

  Cohen, Yelizaveta (Ternopil, 2025)

  The increasing complexity of patient care in home health settings has led to a growing need for coordinated, patient-centered approaches. Registered Nurse (RN) Case Managers play a pivotal role in developing and implementing ...
• MANAGEMENT OF GERIATRIC HEART FAILURE PATIENTS WITH COMORBIDITIES. LEFT VENTRICULAR ASSIST DEVICES AS PERMANENT THERAPY 

  Serada, Aleksey (Ternopil, 2025)

  Heart failure (HF) is a major global cause of death, representing a significant clinical and public health challenge, with over 26 million people affected worldwide. In the United States, approximately 6.3 million individuals ...
• PSORIASIS AND ITS IMPACT ON THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF PATIENTS 

  Zhura, Viktoriya (Ternopil, 2025)

  Psoriasis is a chronic, immune-mediated skin disease that affects the skin, nails, and joints, and significantly impairs patients' physical, psychological, and social well-being. In nursing, particular attention must be ...
• THE TRAINING OF PERSONNEL RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CARE OF INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES 

  Abrahams, Tovah (Тернопіль, 2025)

  Patients with limitations face numerous barriers in accessing health services, which include staffing shortages, outdated infrastructure, and limited health system resources. These factors lead to delays in providing care, ...

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