Higher education, specialised experience, recent training, and seniority are associated with better knowledge, attitudes, and practices.¶
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q3 i? Higher educational attainment, specialised clinical experience, recent training, and professional seniority were consistently associated with better knowledge, more positive attitudes, and improved preventive practices. → Saleh Zyad T. 2026
Evidence¶
Saleh Zyad T. 2026¶
Saleh Zyad T., Rababa Majdi, Al‐Za'areer Majed S., Elshatarat Rami A., Shahin Mahmoud Abdel Hameed, Hamithi Manal Ali, Abdelkader Raghad, Alnawafleh Khaldoon Aied, Alharbi Amal Ali, Alasmari Amal Ali, Al‐Sayaghi Anas Khaled, Al‐Sayaghi Khaled M. (2026). Nurses' Knowledge and Attitudes Toward Pressure Injury Prevention: A Systematic Review. International Wound Journal. https://doi.org/10.1111/iwj.70855
q3 · i? · review · r2
Narrative synthesis of 29 studies found these four factors "consistently associated with better knowledge, more positive attitudes, and improved preventive practices."
"Higher educational attainment, specialised clinical experience, recent training, and professional seniority were consistently associated with better knowledge, more positive attitudes, and improved preventive practices."
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