Chrysi Leliopoulou

Physical Examination and Diagnostic Skills for Nurses and Allied Health Professionals

Chrysi Leliopoulou, Lily Holman

Clinical History Taking

Chrysi Leliopoulou, Lily Holman

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Assessing and Diagnosing the Digestive System

Chrysi Leliopoulou, Lily Holman

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Communicating Diagnostic Preferences for a Chronic Urinary Tract Infection Among the Adult Female Population

Linda A. Collins, Mwanaisha Yawawa, Chrysi Leliopoulou, Theodora Stroumpouki

Background: Patient stories regarding their experiences of a urinary tract infection, and the language used in dialogue, details the severity and long-lasting consequences of their infection. The aim of this study was to understand the language and dialogue that patients use when …

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Ethics and Health Informatics in Contemporary Healthcare Delivery: Evaluating Collaborative Student Engagement Through Virtual Learning

Linda A. Collins, Susan Tufts, Georgia Livieri, Chrysi Leliopoulou et autres

Background: Contemporary learning has changed the dynamic of how students acquire new knowledge, and the prevalent use of social media has influenced the way in which students develop insight and learn new theoretical knowledge. Graduate students obtaining degrees in the field of …

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Appraised evidence and decision making in clinical practice

Chrysi Leliopoulou, Theodora Stroumpouki, Emmanouil Stafylarakis, Linda A. Collins

Abstract Background The use of evidence in decision making in clinical practice may vary significantly from practice to practice. Research suggests that clinicians may ignore research-based evidence in their practice or use research evidence indirectly. The aim of this systematic review is …

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An interpretative phenomenological study on nurses’ perceived affective wellbeing at work

Chrysi Leliopoulou, Theodora Stroumpouki, Linda A. Collins

Nurses face increasingly complex and challenging workloads, exacerbated by high rates of absenteeism, mental health issues, and low morale, all of which significantly impact patient care. This study focuses on exploring nurses’ perceived affective wellbeing, perceived workload burden, and the current working …

The trials of urine specimen collection when diagnosing a urinary tract infection in the adult female population

Linda A. Collins, Mwanaisha Yawawa, Monday Ugiagbe, Chrysi Leliopoulou

Background: The urinary tract consisting of the kidneys, ureters, urethra and the bladder are commonly invaded with a urinary tract infection. Frequently caused by uropathogenic Escherichia coli (UPEC) and recognized as the offending microbe responsible for a urinary tract infection. The objective …

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Dire la vérité aux patients : l'impact psychologique

SUSIE M. WILKINSON, Deborah Fellowes, Chrysi Leliopoulou

Can intensive three‐day programmes improve nurses' communication skills in cancer care?

SUSIE M. WILKINSON, Chrysi Leliopoulou, Maureen Gambles, Annabel Debra Roberts

Effective communication is widely regarded as a crucial component of patient care that can determine patient satisfaction, compliance and recovery. The plethora of communication skills training programmes available to health professionals is also a testament to the importance of this element of …

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The long and short of communication skills training: A qualitative evaluation and comparison of participant perceptions of two approaches to communication skills training

Maureen Gambles, Chrysi Leliopoulou, Annabel Debra Roberts, SUSIE M. WILKINSON

Communication issues for nurses: What's new on the agenda in the 21st century?

Chrysi Leliopoulou, Stephen M. Wilkinson