Nursing Research Topics

Research topics and project ideas for Nursing students and professionals.

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Work-Related Stress and Coping Mechanisms Among Emergency Department Nurses

Emergency nurses experience high levels of occupational stress.

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Hand Hygiene Practices and Associated Factors Among Nurses in Nigerian Hospitals

Hand hygiene remains a key strategy for infection prevention.

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Parental Satisfaction with Pediatric Nursing Care in Tertiary Hospitals

Parental satisfaction influences healthcare utilization and treatment adherence.

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Knowledge and Competence of Nurses in the Management of Critically Ill Patients in Intensive Care Units

Critical care nursing requires specialized competencies to manage complex cases.

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Factors Influencing Quality of Intrapartum Nursing Care in Maternity Units

Quality intrapartum nursing care contributes to safe childbirth outcomes.

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Assessment of Pediatric Nurses’ Knowledge and Management of Childhood Malnutrition

Pediatric nurses are central to identifying and managing childhood malnutrition.

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Mental Health Literacy Among Nurses in General Hospitals

Mental health literacy is essential for effective nursing practice.

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Prevalence and Predictors of Burnout Among Registered Nurses in Teaching Hospitals in Nigeria

Burnout among nurses affects wellbeing, retention, and quality of care.

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Knowledge and Compliance with Infection Prevention and Control Guidelines Among Nurses

Compliance with infection prevention measures is essential for patient safety.

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Nurses’ Role in Promoting Antenatal Care Utilization Among Pregnant Women in Rural Nigeria

Maternal nurses play an important role in encouraging antenatal care attendance.

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Attitudes and Preparedness of Nurses Toward Caring for Patients with Mental Health Disorders

Integration of mental health services requires adequately prepared nurses.

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