Nahid Dehghan Nayeri's research while affiliated with Tehran University of Medical Sciences and other places

... As a commonly used lifesaving method, blood transfusion has also been proposed to contribute to mortality, especially in critically ill patients [58]. The storage of RBCs would result in the accumulation of RBC EVs. ...

... While certain authors have observed a higher risk of dizziness, skin injuries and headaches with increasing age [31], others have reported a negative correlation between age and headaches [32]. It should be noted that most studies addressing the critical aspects of mask usage in medical contexts have encompassed diverse healthcare professionals collectively [10,33], whereas certain studies focused exclusively on surgeons [20,34] or nursing staff [35,36]. ...

... Similarly, a systematic review reported that spirituality enables hemodialysis patients to give value to their lives and feel strong while dealing with this challenging disease [32]. A similar study performed in Ghana is also consistent with our findings in that participants exhibited spiritual fluctuation (belief in God and slips of faith) [33]. They described belief in God as a means of accepting and coping with the disease. ...

... All actions or behaviours are influenced either by intrinsic or extrinsic factors especially in humans. Therefore, certain factors influence the level of adherence with treatment regimen among hypertensive patients (Dehghan and Nayeri, 2021). In this study, it was shown that almost all the respondents 126 (97.7%) reported expensive drugs as a key factor that influenced adherence to treatment protocols. ...

... However, rates of depression were lower in that study than in the current study (12% vs. 24%), which may reflect the older age of children (average 12-13 years) in that study. While for parents of children with CHD, the period of diagnosis and initial treatment is most distressing (Nayeri et al., 2021), the long-term impact of caring for a child with CHD for parents is still unclear with not all work showing elevated levels of depression, anxiety, or somatization continue over time (Kolaitis et al., 2017). Our results, coupled with findings from previous literature, suggest the Unmet Needs and Parents Psychological Distress 5 need to continue investigating possible psychosocial interventions to improve coping and reduce distress for parents embarking on long-term care of their child with a CHC. ...

... Lately, there has been much interest and development in nurses' resuscitation performance as cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) team members [1]. Although there is no promise for the extent of nurses' domain with cardiac arrest (CA) in the Korean medical system, it cannot be doubted that nurses should be able to perform CPR with defibrillation regardless of the time and place of CA. ...

... The tool uses an intensity scale from 1 to 4, where the higher reported scores indicate a higher level of hope. The Herth Hope Index has been used in 10 countries and has shown acceptable reliability and acceptability across 13 studies [44]. ...

... Sexual harassment remains a persistent problem across society, and our intensive care units, hospitals, and universities are no exception. 1 Recent studies estimate that 60% of female nurses and about 30% of male nurses worldwide report an incident of sexual harassment. 2 In a recent systematic review, 3 the pooled prevalence of sexual harassment against female nurses was estimated at 43.2%, which included verbal, nonverbal, psychological, and physical acts. In this same study, the perpetrators against these female nurses included patients, patients' families or visitors, physicians, other nurses, and coworkers. ...

... Sexual harassment at work is a common phenomenon across the globe (Fitzgerald & Cortina, 2018;Quick & McFadyen, 2017;Yie & Ping, 2021), including in the Islamic Republic of Iran (Kahsay et al., 2020;Zeighami et al., 2023). It is predominantly a women's issue, and substantial investigations indicate that about half of working women have experienced some form of sexual harassment (Fitzgerald & Cortina, 2018;Whaley & Tucker, 1998). ...

... In addition and taking into account that respecting human rights and dignity of patients and supplying individual needs of patients are of the main principles of nursing, recent years has witnessed an increase in interest in moral issues and respecting human dignity of care seekers in nursing profession. [11] Respecting patients and their rights ensure people that they have received quality care for their disease. [12] It also has a deep physiological and psychological effects on the patient. ...