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September 25, 2025Medical Science Journal for Advance ResearchOpen Access

Assessment of Nurses' Knowledge Toward Providing Nursing Care to Patients with Hemodialysis at Baghdad Teaching Hospital

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WMWajeeh Ullah MahmoodBHBasim Hasson Hussein

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Overview

Descriptive study finds inadequate nursing knowledge related to hemodialysis care, highlighting training need.

Key Points

  • Nurses' knowledge of nursing care for hemodialysis patients is inadequate, affecting care quality.
  • Findings reveal a significant relationship between nurses' knowledge and education, experience, and training.
  • A purposive sample of fifty nurses from hemodialysis units was assessed using a questionnaire.
  • Improving training opportunities for all nursing staff is essential for better patient outcomes in hemodialysis.

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Mahmood et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d5d0feddad3c16d46360bahttps://doi.org/10.46966/msjar.v6i3.316
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