ArticleRevista brasileira de enfermagem2026
Professional Values in Nursing: A Comparative Study between Brazilian and Albanian Students.
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Abstract
objectivesto compare Brazilian and Albanian nursing students' professional values.
methodsa descriptive-comparative study conducted at three universities per country (November 2020-July 2021). Data from the Nurses Professional Values Scale Three via electronic survey included 337 Brazilian and 347 Albanian students.
resultsBrazilians scored higher across all domains. Total: 124.93 (SD 11.72; 95%CI 123.64-126.14) in Brazil versus 110.86 (SD 14.35; 95%CI 109.35-112.37) in Albania (p<0.001). Caring: Brazil 46.61 (SD 3.70; 95%CI 46.18-46.97) versus Albania 40.65 (SD 5.44; 95%CI 40.07-41.21). Activism: Brazil 43.78 (SD 5.66; 95%CI 43.16-44.36) versus Albania 38.93 (SD 5.92; 95%CI 38.31-39.56). Professionalism: Brazil 34.55 (SD 3.80; 95%CI 34.13-34.94) versus Albania 31.28 (SD 4.21; 95%CI 30.83-31.72) (all p<0.001).
conclusionsdifferences and similarities reflect health policies, delivery systems, and nurses' roles, and gender associated with higher professional values. Findings inform education and policy in both countries and global nursing practice worldwide.
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