Dr. Nastaran Heydarikhayat, Iranshahr University of Medical Sciences, Iran
Dr. Nastaran Heydarikhayat is a distinguished faculty member at Iranshahr University of Medical Sciences, specializing in nursing with extensive expertise in patient safety and burn survivor care. With a doctorate from Shahid Beheshti University, her research spans qualitative studies in nursing, including the impact of COVID-19 on healthcare professionals and home care efficacy for burn survivors. Dr. Heydarikhayat has authored numerous articles in reputable journals and collaborated internationally on healthcare innovations. Recognized for her contributions, she continues to lead impactful research projects, demonstrating dedication to advancing nursing education and patient care. šāØ
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Academic and Professional Background
With a Ph.D. in nursing from Shahid Beheshti University, Heydarikhayat’s career includes impactful research on patient safety and burn survivor care. š„
Research Focus
Nastaran Heydarikhayat’s research spans diverse areas within nursing, emphasizing qualitative and quantitative studies focused on patient care and healthcare systems. š„ Her notable contributions include studies on burn survivor care, patient safety, and the psychological impacts of home care interventions. Through extensive clinical trials and qualitative analyses, Heydarikhayat has explored topics such as nurse-patient interactions during triage, coping strategies among medical students, and the lived experiences of nurses caring for COVID-19 patients. Her work not only enhances understanding in these critical areas but also contributes significantly to improving healthcare practices and policies. š
Publication Top Notes
- Effect of telenursing and face-to-face training techniques on quality of life in burn patients: a clinical trialš Cited by: 47, Year: 2020
- Assessing stressors and coping styles in medical sciences studentsš§ Cited by: 40, Year: 2012
- Effect of post-hospital discharge follow-up on health status in patients with burn injuries: a randomized clinical trial š„ Cited by: 37, Year: 2018
- Assessing patient safety events and itās correlation with nurse-physician interaction from nursesā view š©āāļø Cited by: 34, Year: 2012
- Primiparous womenās experiences of normal vaginal delivery in Iran: a qualitative study š¤° Cited by: 29, Year: 2020
- Correlation of revised trauma score with mortality rate of traumatic patients within the first 24 hours of hospitalization š Cited by: 19, Year: 2014
- Nursesā lived experiences of caring for patients with COVID-19: a phenomenological study š©ŗ Cited by: 18, Year: 2022
- Home care for burn survivors: a phenomenological study of lived experiences š Cited by: 16, Year: 2021
- Effect of triage training on concordance of triage level between triage nurses and emergency medical technicians šØ Cited by: 16, Year: 2016
- Assessing frequency and causes of verbal abuse against the clinical staffš£ļø Cited by: 15, Year: 2012