Cross-cultural adaptation and initial validation of the Arabic needs of hospitalized children questionnaire
Authors:
- Amel AbouelfettohAAAmel Abouelfettoh
- Hoda Ahmed MahmoudHMHoda Ahmed Mahmoud
- Hoda Wahid AmerHAHoda Wahid Amer
- Jehad O. HalabiJHJehad O. Halabi
- Omayah NassarONOmayah Nassar
- Hala SaeidHSHala Saeid
- Ghadah A. AlShaikh-MubarakGAGhadah A. AlShaikh-Mubarak
- Bahia AbdallahBABahia Abdallah
Open Access
- 20 July 2026
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in International Journal of Nursing Studies Advances
- Vol. 11
Abstract
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