JOSE MIGUEL PEREZ JIMENEZ

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Universidad de Sevilla

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José Miguel Pérez Jimenez is an Associate Professor at Universidad de Sevilla Centro Internacional in Spain. His research focuses on the intersection of spirituality and health, as demonstrated by his recent articles examining pain assessment scales, spiritual coping in hemodialysis patients, and ecospirituality. Additionally, he explores innovative clinical practices, such as skin-to-skin contact in cesarean deliveries, to enhance patient outcomes and promote environmental sustainability in healthcare.

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EXPERIENCIAS DE LOS ESTUDIANTES DE ENFERMERIA SOBRE EL TUTELAJE DE LAS PRACTICAS CLINICAS. PINV_06CNDE22

Open Date: 2023-06-01

Close Date: 2024-06-01

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CESAREA HUMANIZADA. ESTUDIO FENOMENOLOGICO Y EXPERIMENTAL DEL CONTACTO PIEL CON PIEL

Open Date: 2022-12-01

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JOSE MIGUEL PEREZ JIMENEZ

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Articles (9)

Beyond Pain Management: Skin-to-Skin Contact as a Humanization Strategy in Cesarean Delivery: A Randomized Controlled Trial

Is Spirituality Included in Spanish Language Pain Assessment Scales? A Scoping Review of Instruments Available

Association between religious/spiritual coping and quality of life among hemodialysis patients in Ecuador

Comprehensive Care in Critical Services: A Spanish Qualitative Study

Advancing Environmental Sustainability in Healthcare: Review on Perspectives from Health Institutions

Ecospirituality and Health: A Systematic Review

Nursing Students’ Experiences About Clinical Practice Tutoring: A Cross-Sectional Observational Study

Does immediate skin‐to‐skin contact at caesarean sections promote uterine contraction and recovery of the maternal blood haemoglobin levels? A randomized clinical trial

Does immediate skin-to-skin contact at caesarean sections promote uterine contraction and recovery of the maternal blood haemoglobin levels? A randomized clinical trial

Collaborators (6)

María Dolores Guerra-Martín

Cleofas Rodriguez Blanco

Manuel Luque-Oliveros

Adriana Rivera Sequeiros

MANUEL COHEÑA-JIMENEZ

Bárbara Badanta

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