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Nicholas L. Yombei

Publications (4)

Evaluating the Awareness and Usage of Exclusive Breastfeeding amid Nursing Mothers in Northern Ghana

Nicholas L. Yombei, Vida Nyagre Yakong, Keren-Happuch Twumasiwaa Boateng, Martin N. Adokiya & Williams Kwame Boateng · Asian Journal of Pregnancy and Childbirth · 2022

Background: Exclusive breastfeeding for babies has only been practiced in a few countries, including Ghana, despite clear indications in the literature that it should be done. Mothers' information and mindset, as well as socio-demographic and cultural issues, affect their awarene...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/ajpcb/2022/v5i183

Paediatric Nurses Approach in Carrying Out Patient and Family Centered Care at a Tertiary Hospital in Northern Ghana

Nicholas L. Yombei, Vida Nyagre Yakong, Keren-Happuch Twumasiwaa Boateng & Williams K. Boateng · Asian Journal of Pediatric Research · 2022

Background: Patient and Family Centred Care (PFCC) is one of the fundamentals in paediatrics nursing which is struggling to gain recognition in nursing practice worldwide due to inadequate exploratory studies in the area. Others also call PFCC in paediatric world as Child and Fam...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/ajpr/2022/v8i130234

Nurses Knowledge and Attitudes on Pain Management in Children at the Tamale West Hospital

Nicholas L. Yombei, Vida Nyagre Yakong & Keren-Happuch Twumasiwaa Boateng · Asian Journal of Research in Nursing and Health · 2021

Background: Pain is one of the worse symptoms experienced by hospitalized patients and the major reason for seeking medical and surgical intervention. Despite the existence of guidelines on pain assessment and management, children continue to experience unrelieved pain during hos...

Open access Research Article

Exploring Parents Needs Among Newborn Babies at Tamale Teaching Hospital

Keren-Happuch Twumasiwaa Boateng, Vida Nyagre Yakong & Nicholas L. Yombei · Asian Journal of Pregnancy and Childbirth · 2021

Background: The progress made in neonatal intensive care delivery worldwide has resulted in optimal health outcomes of neonates, however, newborns and infants still die. Majority of these infant and neonatal deaths, occur in Neonatal Intensive Care Units. The experiences of many...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/ajpcb/2021/v4i161