Sandy Silva Pedro Severino

Adjunct Professor

Universidade Atlântica

Portugal

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Dr. Sandy Silva Pedro Severino is an Adjunct Professor at Universidade Atlântica in Portugal. His research focuses on clinical governance, evidence-based practices, and rehabilitation nursing, with recent publications addressing topics such as presenteeism, burnout in nurses, and the implications for quality healthcare. Additionally, he explores interventions for cardiac surgery patients and the challenges of nurse leadership in emergency settings.

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Simao Vilaca

Adjunct Professor

University of Minho

PORTUGAL

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Ricardo Sousa Mestre

Professor Adjunto

Escola Superior de Saúde do Alcoitão

PORTUGAL

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Luís Sousa

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Universidade Atlântica Escola Superior de Saúde Atlântica

PORTUGAL

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Nelson Guerra

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Universidade Atlântica Escola Superior de Saúde Atlântica

PORTUGAL

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Rehabilitation Nursing Intervention in Cardiac Surgery: a case report

Clinical Governance and Evidence-Based Practices: An Essential Pillar for Safe and Quality Healthcare

Rehabilitation Nursing in the prevention of falls in community-dwelling elderly people with a fear of falling

BREATH Project: Training program on physical activity for people with chronic respiratory diseases

Transitions theory as a framework for rehabilitation nursing for people with tracheostomy during ventilatory weaning in intensive care

Presenteeism and Burnout in Nurses: A Review of the Literature

Presenteeism in Nursing: A reflection on the implications for health and the contribution of clinical governance

Compassion fatigue, quality of care and clinical governance

Nurse leadership and the challenges of clinical governance in emergency settings: a theoretical and reflective analysis

Nurses’ Responsibilities Towards Victims of Violence in the Preservation of Forensic Traces and Evidence: A Scoping Review

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Simao Vilaca

Ricardo Sousa Mestre

Luís Sousa

Nelson Guerra

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