2. Ms. Zartasha sheikh Chief nursing superintendent discussed that instruments attitude
was significant predictors of nurses, negative perceptions in the workplace and give
suggestions to improve it.
3. Ms. Muneeba Aziz, president YNA attitudes and their constituent beliefs and values. It
explores the function of attitudes, considers how they are formed and reflects on the
process of attitude change, examining how persuasion can be used to enable individuals
to revisit behaviors that seem problematic or less effective.
4. Ms. Sadaf Rehman, Head nurse CNS office discussed the sociocultural environment of
nursing homes is recognized as the determiner of attitudes, and it is argued that with
reconceptualized measures of attitudes, quality of care can be predicted.
A proper training course will be held in the next month where a professional trainer will
come and guide the whole team of nurses about the importance of personality behavior of
nurse.