Marianna Mantzorou

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University of West Attica
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Marianna Mantzorou is an Assistant Professor at the University of West Attica, Greece. Her research focuses on the interplay between quality of life, anxiety, and health, particularly among older adults and caregivers of individuals with mental health disorders. She has published extensively on topics including nursing care for individuals with bipolar disorder and factors influencing evidence-based practice among community nurses. Her recent work also explores the relationship between physical activity and health-related quality of life in urban populations.

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Intercultural competences for health care workers (INTERHEALTH)

Open Date: 2016-10-01

Close Date: 2019-01-01

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Collaborators (8)

Georgia Gerogianni

Assistant professor in Nephrology Nursing

Univerity of West Attica

GREECE
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Dimos Mastrogiannis

Assistant Professor

University of Thessaly

GREECE
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Theodore Kapadochos

Lecturer

University of West Attica

GREECE
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Ourania Govina

University of West Attica

GREECE
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CHRYSOULA TSIOU

Professor Adult Nursing and Perioperative Nursing

University of West Attica

GREECE
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Mάρθα Κελέση

PROFESSOR

University of West Attica

GREECE
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THEODOULA ADAMAKIDOU

Associate Professor

University of West Attica

GREECE
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Stelios Parissopoulos

Assistant Professor

University of West Attica

GREECE
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