Nurses' self-efficacy levels and influencing factors in the care of children with epilepsy

Key Points

• Nurses' self-efficacy significantly correlates with support received and prior experience in pediatric epilepsy care.
• Key evidence indicates that 65% of nurses report low confidence levels when managing epilepsy in children.
• Assessment of nurses' attitudes and factors affecting their self-efficacy reveals gaps in training and resources.
• Improving educational programs may enable better care management for children, highlighting areas for development.