Vol. 2 No. 2 (2022): Nurse and Holistic Care

Vol. 2 No. 2 (2022) Nurse and Holistic Care

This issue brings together studies that explore innovative approaches and perceptions in healthcare to improve physical and emotional well-being across diverse populations. The comparison of relaxation and distraction techniques in circumcision patients reveals effective strategies for reducing anxiety during medical procedures. Similarly, deep relaxation techniques are studied as an intervention to alleviate moderate anxiety in first-time mothers during the postpartum taking-in phase, emphasizing the role of relaxation in maternal care.

Nurses' perceptions of implementing the "Five Moments of Hand Washing" are analyzed, providing insights into adherence to infection prevention protocols. Additionally, the benefits of sunbathing for enhancing sleep quality among the elderly are highlighted, showcasing a natural and simple intervention for promoting restful sleep.

A cross-sectional study examines the demographic characteristics and independence in daily activities of elderly residents in nursing homes, shedding light on factors affecting their quality of life. Lastly, the relationship between self-efficacy and blood glucose levels in diabetes mellitus patients is explored, emphasizing the psychological factors influencing effective diabetes management.

These studies collectively contribute to advancing healthcare practices by addressing anxiety, hygiene, sleep quality, independence, and self-management, offering valuable insights for improving care and outcomes across varied populations.

The articles in this issue were contributed by authors and co-authors from Indonesia