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    <dc:date>2026-04-16T02:22:32Z</dc:date>
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    <title>Nurse-Physician attitudes towards collaboration and shared education</title>
    <link>https://dspace.univ-ouargla.dz/jspui/handle/123456789/35778</link>
    <description>Titre: Nurse-Physician attitudes towards collaboration and shared education
Auteur(s): Amira Najah; Chaima Abdi; Nesrine Farhat
Résumé: The study aims to investigate&#xD;
attitudinal differences towards&#xD;
physician-nurse collaboration and&#xD;
shared education of 120 health workers&#xD;
including physicians (n=30), nurses&#xD;
(n=30), medical students (n=30) and&#xD;
nursing students (n=30). Participants&#xD;
responded to a short survey and to the&#xD;
Jeffersonian Attitudes Scale for Doctor-&#xD;
Nurse Collaboration (Hojat, 2012).&#xD;
Results yielded that 73.33% of&#xD;
physicians, 90% of nurses, 90% of&#xD;
nursing students and 96.67% of medical&#xD;
students showed positive attitudes&#xD;
towards teamwork and shared&#xD;
education. Medical students and&#xD;
physicians showed the highest positive&#xD;
attitudes towards nurse’s autonomy.&#xD;
Nursing students showed the highest&#xD;
negative attitudes towards physician’s&#xD;
dominance. There were not significant&#xD;
differences between the groups in the&#xD;
other factors. Results point out the&#xD;
importance of developing healthcare&#xD;
skills through the improvement of&#xD;
educational programs in term of&#xD;
collaboration.
Description: Psychological &amp; Educational Studies Review</description>
    <dc:date>2024-02-29T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>Academic training and socio-psychological health of Tunisian future nurses during Covid-19 confinement</title>
    <link>https://dspace.univ-ouargla.dz/jspui/handle/123456789/35776</link>
    <description>Titre: Academic training and socio-psychological health of Tunisian future nurses during Covid-19 confinement
Auteur(s): Donia Remili; Amira Najah; Olfa Bouyahia
Résumé: Confinement is a global strategy&#xD;
imposed by several countries with the aim of&#xD;
fighting Covid-19 pandemic. The objective of our&#xD;
study is to assess during confinement, nursing&#xD;
students ‘social and mental well-being, their&#xD;
perceived educational training and future nursing&#xD;
career choices. A survey was carried out among&#xD;
300 Tunisian undergraduate nursing students.&#xD;
Results showed that 54% of participants&#xD;
confirmed experiencing multiple difficulties in&#xD;
term of training through online courses. 49% of&#xD;
participants reported that pedagogical strategies&#xD;
are poorly adapted. 28% of participants were&#xD;
psychologically affected during confinement&#xD;
while 45% of them kept solid social bond with&#xD;
family and 44% conserved relationship with&#xD;
friends. These results should be seriously taken&#xD;
into consideration with initiatives to address&#xD;
educational strategies during crisis situation and to&#xD;
help students overcome negative effects of&#xD;
confinements in the future.
Description: Psychological &amp; Educational Studies Review</description>
    <dc:date>2024-02-29T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>The organizational climate in the Jordanian Olympic sports federations</title>
    <link>https://dspace.univ-ouargla.dz/jspui/handle/123456789/35775</link>
    <description>Titre: The organizational climate in the Jordanian Olympic sports federations
Auteur(s): Osama Abdel Fattah; Khaled Atiyat; Alaa Elayyan
Résumé: This study aimed to identify the&#xD;
reality of the organizational climate in the&#xD;
Jordanian Olympic sports federations, as&#xD;
well as the differences in this reality&#xD;
according to the specialization of the&#xD;
president federation, educational&#xD;
qualification, and type of sports federation&#xD;
variables. To achieve this, the researchers&#xD;
used the descriptive approach on a sample&#xD;
consisting of (91) members of the boards of&#xD;
Olympic sports federations directors for&#xD;
2020/2021. The sample represented (14)&#xD;
individual sports federations and (3) team&#xD;
sports federations. The researchers used the&#xD;
Google Forms web tool to collect the study&#xD;
data, which consisted in its final form of&#xD;
(20) items related to organizational climate.&#xD;
To process the study data, the researcher&#xD;
used means, standard deviations, and 3- way&#xD;
Anova test. In addition, the study results&#xD;
have shown that the reality of organizational&#xD;
climate in the Olympic sports federations&#xD;
came to a medium degree (3.39), as well as&#xD;
the organizational structure field with the&#xD;
highest mean average (3.90) and a high&#xD;
degree. In addition, there were statistically&#xD;
significant differences in the communication&#xD;
style field according to the type of sport and&#xD;
in favor of team sports. Based on the results&#xD;
of the study, the researchers recommend the&#xD;
need to employ technology in the&#xD;
management of Olympic sports federations.
Description: Psychological &amp; Educational Studies Review</description>
    <dc:date>2024-02-29T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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    <title>Students with Disabilities Interaction Obstacles on "Darsak" Platform During Corona Pandemic: Teachers and Parents Perceptions</title>
    <link>https://dspace.univ-ouargla.dz/jspui/handle/123456789/35774</link>
    <description>Titre: Students with Disabilities Interaction Obstacles on "Darsak" Platform During Corona Pandemic: Teachers and Parents Perceptions
Auteur(s): Nawal Al Rababaa; Nayef Wahsheh
Résumé: In order to define the level of&#xD;
students with disabilities' interaction&#xD;
obstacles on "Darsak" platform during&#xD;
Corona Pandemic, a sample of (25) teachers&#xD;
and (400) parents were selected from Al-&#xD;
Kourah District in Jordan. The descriptive&#xD;
analytical design was used by developing a&#xD;
questionnaire that addresses the level of&#xD;
interaction obstacles on "Darsak" platform,&#xD;
consisting of (28) items distributed on three&#xD;
domains: Equipment, student assessment, and&#xD;
educational content. The results revealed that&#xD;
the level of students with disabilities'&#xD;
interaction obstacles on "Darsak" platform&#xD;
during Corona Pandemic from teachers'&#xD;
perspectives was high, the results also&#xD;
revealed that the level of students with&#xD;
disabilities' interaction obstacles on "Darsak"&#xD;
platform during Corona Pandemic from&#xD;
parents' perspectives was also high. The&#xD;
researchers recommend providing equipment,&#xD;
infrastructure, presentation of educational&#xD;
content, and a student assessment mechanism&#xD;
commensurate with the needs and abilities of&#xD;
students with learning disabilities
Description: Psychological &amp; Educational Studies Review</description>
    <dc:date>2024-02-29T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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