The research lines of the Department of Nursing, Pharmacology, and Physiotherapy, although interconnected, can be categorized according to the three areas of the department:
Nursing:
1. Comprehensive Nursing Care:
- Innovative nursing care models that address physical needs and emotional and social aspects are explored. Research is focused on implementing comprehensive care practices to enhance the quality of life for patients.
2. Philosophy of Care:
- Philosophical approaches that underpin nursing care practice are analyzed and developed. This research line seeks to understand the essence of care from philosophical perspectives to guide more reflective and ethical practices.
3. Nursing Professional Development:
- Strategies for the continuous professional development of nurses are investigated. From advanced educational programs to ongoing training initiatives, efforts are made to strengthen the skills and knowledge of nursing professionals.
4. Assessment of Teaching-Learning Methods in Higher Education:
- Evaluation and improvement of teaching-learning methods in higher education programs in nursing are the focus. Effective pedagogical practices that prepare students for contemporary healthcare challenges are sought to be implemented.
5. Nursing Services Management:
- Management models are analyzed to optimize the efficiency and quality of nursing services. The research aims to improve healthcare service management from resource allocation to team coordination.
6. Evidence-Based Care:
- The application of scientific evidence in clinical decision-making is focused upon. Research and promotion of evidence-based care practices are undertaken to ensure the delivery of safe and effective healthcare.
7. Health and Disease:
- The dynamic relationship between health and disease is addressed, exploring biopsychosocial factors influencing the patient's experience. Research seeks to understand and improve health and disease management from a comprehensive perspective.
8. Illness Experience:
- The subjective dimensions of the illness experience are investigated. From patient perception to psychological adaptation, efforts are made to understand and improve the individual's experience in the face of illness.
9. Health Communication:
- Practices of effective communication between healthcare professionals and patients are analyzed. This research aims to improve communication quality to strengthen the therapeutic relationship and enhance patient outcomes.
10. Integral Human Being:
- Research is focused on understanding the human being as an integral entity, considering physical, emotional, and social aspects. Efforts are made to develop interventions that holistically address individuals' needs.
11. Nurse in Woman's Health:
- Specific challenges and opportunities for women in the nursing field are researched. From gender equity to professional development, efforts are made to promote an inclusive and fair environment.
12. Aging and Frailty:
- The study of the processes of ageing and frailty is dedicated to developing interventions that improve the quality of life in the elderly population. Strategies to prevent frailty and promote healthy ageing are explored.
13. Elderly Health:
- Determinants of health in the elderly are investigated, focusing on disease prevention and promoting healthy lifestyles. Research contributes to understanding how to ensure optimal health in the elderly population.
Pharmacotherapy:
1. Development of New Drugs:
- Focus is placed on researching and developing new drugs to address unmet medical needs. From identifying therapeutic targets to optimizing molecules, work is conducted on creating more effective and safe treatments.
2. Pharmacovigilance:
- The safety and efficacy of existing medications and the early detection of potential adverse effects are researched. Contributions are made to ensuring patient safety and improving the management of risks associated with pharmacotherapy.
3. Optimization of Pharmacological Therapies:
- Efforts are concentrated on optimizing existing pharmacological therapies. Research is conducted on dosing regimens, drug interactions, and treatment individualization strategies to maximize benefits and minimize risks.
4. Pharmacogenomics:
- The relationship between genetics and drug response is explored. Efforts are made to identify genetic biomarkers that allow the customization of pharmacological therapies, improving efficacy and reducing adverse effects.
5. Advanced Therapies and Biotechnology:
- Research in advanced therapies, including gene therapy and tissue engineering, is conducted. Contributions are made to developing innovative approaches for treating diseases, especially those with a genetic component.
Physiotherapy:
1. Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation:
- Research is dedicated to techniques and approaches for rehabilitating musculoskeletal disorders. Interventions that accelerate recovery, reduce pain, and improve patient functionality are explored.
2. Pelvic Floor:
- Research is conducted on the assessment and treatment of pelvic floor dysfunctions. Efforts address issues such as urinary incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, and other disorders, contributing to patients' well-being and quality of life.
3. Neurological Physiotherapy:
- Focus is placed on developing physiotherapy strategies for patients with neurological disorders. Research is conducted on innovative
These research lines reflect the commitment to academic excellence and the significant contribution to the advancement of knowledge in nursing, pharmacology, and physiotherapy.