Nurses with 1–5 years of experience scored higher on diabetes knowledge than more experienced nurses in one Nigerian study¶
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q2 i? One Nigerian study found nurses with 1–5 years of experience had higher diabetes knowledge scores than those with more years of experience. → Nyalapa McDonald William; Gombachika Belinda Thandizo 2025
Evidence¶
Nyalapa McDonald William; Gombachika Belinda Thandizo 2025¶
Nyalapa McDonald William; Gombachika Belinda Thandizo. (2025). Diabetes knowledge of nurses in sub-Saharan Africa: a scoping review. BMJ Open. https://doi.org/10.1136/bmjopen-2025-106689
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The review highlights a counterintuitive association, noting "another study in Nigeria found that nurses with 1–5 years of experience had higher scores than those with more years of experience."
"Interestingly, another study in Nigeria found that nurses with 1–5 years of experience had higher scores than those with more years of experience."
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Related Claims¶
- Facilitators of nurses' diabetes knowledge acquisition include experience, refresher nutrition courses and NCD training — related
- Nurses in sub-Saharan Africa show knowledge gaps in diabetes pathology, insulin therapy, treatment and complications — related
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