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Ítem Communication skills training in undergraduate nursing programs in Spain(Elsevier, 2020) Ferrández-Antón, Teresa; Ferreira-Padilla, Guillermo; del-Pino, Rafael; Ferrández-Antón, Pilar; Baleriola-Júlvez, Jose; Martínez-Riera, José RamónObjectives of the present cross sectional study were to analyze the offer of subjects with communication skills in the nursing degree in Spain and to describe the distribution of these subjects. Documentary, systematic and independent search of web pages from Spanish universities was carried out to collect the following variables: subjects with communication skills, course in which the subject is taught, type of teaching (exclusive or combined), type of subject (compulsory or optional) and number of credits on communication skills. Although an average of 3.6 subjects per center was offered, most of the subjects were combined and with little communication content load. In one third of the centers, the offer was below 2.3 credits. Only 1 in 6 centers had exclusive communication skills subjects, and a quarter of them were optional. The teaching load of communication contents was highest in optional subjects. The offer of communication skills contents in Spanish Nursing Schools was scarce and very heterogeneous between centers and between courses in a center, with excessive presence of combined and optional subjects. Our results may be useful when developing the teaching guides for subjects with communication skills, as well as when defining communication competencies in the different Nursing Schools.Ítem Sense of Coherence and Adherence to Self-Care in People with Diabetes: Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis(MDPI, 2025-06-25) Vega-Martínez, María Carmen; López-Martínez, Catalina; del-Pino, RafaelBackground/Objectives: Self-care in people with diabetes requires constant physical and emotional effort, which can be a barrier to adhering to the care plan. The sense of coherence (SOC) might play a role in self-care. This study aimed to examine the relationship between sense of coherence and self-care in people with Diabetes Mellitus. Methods: A systematic review with narrative synthesis (14 studies) and with meta-analysis (seven studies) was conducted. We searched PubMed, CINAHL, PsychInfo and Scopus up to June 2025. We included original studies that assessed the relationship between SOC and self-management in people with diabetes and reported the correlation coefficient or other compatible statistic. Selection bias (probabilistic vs. non-probabilistic), classification bias (validity and reliability of the instrument) and confounding (control of sex, age and type of diabetes) were evaluated. The meta-analysis used a random-effects model with sensitivity and subgroup analyses to assess robustness. Results: Fourteen studies with 9800 participants (type 1 or 2 diabetes) were included. Of the studies, eight used probability sampling, only one had classification bias risk, and three had low bias risk. A positive, moderate association was found between SOC and adherence to self-care (r = 0.32; 95% confidence interval (CI): 0.29, 0.35; N = 3985; average per study: 569.3). Limitations: a small number of studies; all were descriptive and cross-sectional. Conclusions: A sense of coherence may play a relevant role in improving adherence to the self-care plan in people with type 1 or 2 diabetes.