MIREIA LLAURADO-SERRA

Professora agregada

University of Barcelona

Spain

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Professora Agregada at Universitat de Barcelona, Mireia Llaurado-Serra is a prominent academic focused on critical care nursing, clinical simulation, and healthcare management. Her recent research includes exploring hospital emergency visits, nursing students' perceptions of clinical simulation in medication administration, and factors influencing critical care nurses' intention to leave their profession across Europe. Additionally, she investigates the impact of humanized care and nurse training solutions on patient outcomes and work environments.

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Johannes Mellinghoff

University of Brighton

UNITED KINGDOM

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Maria Angeles de Juan-Pardo

Associate Professor

Universitat de Barcelona - Campus Mundet

SPAIN

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Alberto Gallart

Professor

Universitat Internacional de Catalunya

SPAIN

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Estel Curado Santos

Profesora Asociada

Universitat Internacional de Catalunya

SPAIN

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MIREIA LLAURADO-SERRA

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Análisis de las visitas en la unidad de urgencias hospitalaria y de los conocimientos de la población sobre atención primaria

Nursing students’ perceptions about the use of clinical simulation to teach safe medication administration: a focus group study

Critical care nurses’ intention to leave and related factors: Survey results from 5 European countries

Development and Application During Clinical Simulation of MEDISIM, A Checklist for Assessing Nursing Students’ Competence in Safe Medication Administration

Effectiveness and safety of a simple catheter securement device aimed at preventing catheter‐associated urinary tract infection in intensive care unit patients: A randomized controlled trial

Critical Care Nurses’ Perceptions of Abuse and Its Impact on Healthy Work Environments in Five European Countries: A Cross-Sectional Study

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Knowledge and beliefs of intensive care nurses about urinary catheter securement: Results of a national survey.

Evaluation of a blended training solution for critical care nurses' work environment: Lessons learned from focus groups in four European countries.

Challenges for hospital management in supporting nurses to deliver humanized care

Collaborators (4)

Johannes Mellinghoff

Maria Angeles de Juan-Pardo

Alberto Gallart

Estel Curado Santos

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