Dr. Iyanuoluwa O. OJO

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	Name: Iyanuoluwa O. OJO
	Email:Designation: Lecturer I
	Faculty: Clinical Sciences
	Department: Nursing
	Phone Number: 08032797187
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Biography:
Iyanuoluwa O. Ojo graduated with a Bachelor of Nursing from Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomoso. Oyo State. In the quest for knowledge and relevance in academia, she pursued a Master in Nursing at Obafemi Awolowo University in the year 2014 and eventually bagged a Ph.D. in Nursing from the same university in 2021. Iyanuoluwa is a dynamic and upcoming scholar with an interest in collaborating with other outstanding researchers. She is a member of the North American Nursing Diagnosis Association International and was privileged to have an oral communication of her M.sc thesis at a scientific conference organized by NANDA-I in Porto, Portugal, in 2014. She is a recipient of the NANDA foundation grant of the Marjory Gordon Program, School of Nursing Boston, MA, the USA in the year 2021.

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Research

Current Research and Capacity Building Projects including Grants

Title: Nurse-led intervention on nurse’s documentation of nursing diagnostics in a state hospital in Nigeria
Funder: NANDA foundation grant of Marjory Gordon Program, School of Nursing Boston, MA, USA
Brief Summary: The research design is a quasi-experimental and in-depth interview to evaluate Nurse-Led Intervention on Nurse's Documentation of Nursing Diagnostics in a State Hospital in Nigeria. The study setting will be Adeoyo Maternity Teaching Hospital in Ibadan. The target populations will be nurses and nursing process booklets. In sampling the Nursing participants, the technique will be a simple random method, where a table of random numbers will be given to nurses as such the participants will be randomly selected by the researcher. In selecting the respondents for an in-depth interview in the selected health institutions, stratified sampling will be used because the participant will be placed in strata. Typically, the researcher is attempting to gather data from different categories of nurses. The total number of nurses and nursing process booklets (NPBs) that will be selected in Adeoyo Maternity Teaching Hospital in Ibadan will be 55 for the training, NPBs 200. Nurses will be interviewed until saturation of information is achieved. Questionnaire, (Q-DIO) will be used to check the quality of nurses’ documentation and a structured interview guide will be used to collect data from the nurses. The instrument for data collection will be two (2) Quality Diagnoses, Interventions, and Outcomes measurement instruments (Q-DIO) for quality of documentation and an interview guide. While an educational module will be used to deliver an educative lecture on a Standardised nursing care plan.
Role: Principal Investigator
Collaborators: P.O Adejumo, A.A Olaogun, M. Müller Staub

Completed Research

1. Determinant of Job Satisfaction Among Nurses Working at Selected Units in University College Hospital, Ibadan, Oyo State

2. Final Year Nursing Students’ Knowledge of Genomic Concepts and Readiness for Use in Practice in Selected Federal Institutions in Southwest Nigeria

3. Exploring Nurses and Stakeholders' Utilization of Standardized Nursing Care Plan in a Tertiary Health Institution in Nigeria

Publication

Journal Articles

1. Oyediran, O. O. Ayandiran, E. O. Ojo, I.O. Faronbi, J.O. and Bejide, O.M. (2020). Pain Perception and Patients Satisfaction with Pain Management among Caesarean Section Patients in Oyo State, Nigeria. African Journal Medicine and Medical Sciences. 49(1):103-112

2. Ojo, I.O. Adejumo, P.O. Olaogun, A.A.E. and Oyediran, O.O. (2020). Perception of Nursing Student about Integrating Standardized Nursing Language into the Nursing Curriculum at Two Nigerian Universities. International Journal of African Nursing Sciences. 12(1) 100192.

3. Ojo, I.O. and Aina O.A, Ani O.B, Onianwa P.O. (2020). The Challenges and Coping Strategies of Exclusive Breast-Feeding Practices among Student Mothers of a Nigerian University. African Journal of Midwifery and Women’s Health. 14(2):1-9

4. Ojo, I.O., Ololade, R.O., Ani, B.O., Adedeji, P.O. and (2021). Factors Influencing Adoption and Use of Information Communication Technology Among Nurses in Selected Hospitals in Ibadan. Journal of Health Information in Developing Countries. 15(1). 1-15.

5. Oyediran,O.O. , Ojo, I.O. , Olatubi, I.O. , Ayandiran,E.O. , Salau,O.R. , Omisakin,M.A. and Faremi, F.A. (2020). Quality of Life and, Awareness of Hypertension among Primary School Teachers in a Semi-urban Town, South Western, Nigeria. Bayero Journal of Nursing and Health Care. 2(2). 581-589

6. Adejumo, P.O., Moronkola, O.A., Okanlawon, F.A, Tijani, A.W., Okoronkwo, I.L., Olubiyi, S.K., Yafeh, Lukong M.A., Iyanda, A.B., Ojo, I.O., Kolawole, I.O., Ilesanmi, R.E., Onyeneho, C.A., Alabi, M.A. and Ohaeri, B.M. (2021). Knowledge, Attitude, and Willingness of Nigerian Nursing Student to Serve as Volunteers in Covid-19 Pandemic. International Journal of Nursing and Midwifery. 13(1) 1:1-10.

7. Olatubi, M.I., Oyediran, O.O., Ojo, I.O., Ogidan, C.O. and Ayorinde, M.O. (2021). Assessment of Spiritual Wellbeing and Nursing Students’ Spirituality in a University in Nigeria. The Journal of Positive Psychology and Counselling. 8(1)

8. Ojo, I.O., Adegbile, F.I. and (2021). Nurses in A Federal and State-Owned Hospital in Nigeria Perception Towards Electronic Health Record Integration. Computers Informatics, Nursing.10(10)

9. Oyediran,O.O. , Akinlabi,P.O. , Ayandiran,E.O. , Ojo, I.O. , Igbinlade,S.A. and Akinyoola,O.D. (2021). Factors Influencing Non-Adherence to Treatment Patients with Diabetes Mellitus Attending Medical Outpatient Clinic of a Tertiary Health Institution, Southwestern Nigeria. African Journal of Nursing and Health Research. 3(2) 491

10. Oyediran,O.O. , Olagunju,O.E. , Ayandiran,E.O. , Akinyoode,J.O. , Ojo, I.O. and Ogunlade, A.A. (2021). Caregiver’s Burden and Quality of Life of Paediatric Patients with Sickle Cell Disease in a Nigerian Tertiary Health Institution. African Journal of Nursing and Health Research. 3(2). 578

11. Adejumo, P. , Ojo, I.O., Abiona, M. , Ogundeji, K. , Ani, O. , Yaya, O. , Akinyemi, K. , Ajayi, O. , Adeyoola, O. , Aniagwu, T. , Adigun, A. , Ogundeji, M., Oni, A. , Afun, E. , Adefolaju, A. , Ogun, M. and Adewuyi, J. (2021). Final Year Nursing Students’ Knowledge of Genomic Concepts and Readiness for Use in Practice in Selected Federal Institutions in Southwest Nigeria. Annals of Nursing and Practice. 8(1).

12. Ani,O.B. , Adejumo, P.O. , Ojo, I.O. , Aluko, J.O. and Ojewale, L.Y. (2021). Knowledge, Confidence in Utilization, and Factors Associated with the integration of Genetics and Genomics into Oncology Nursing Practice. Annals of Nursing and Practice. 8(1).

13. Oyediran O.O., Ofor,H.C. , Ayandiran,E.O. , Ojo, I.O. and (2021). Knowledge and Attitude toward Patients’ Safety among Clinical Students in a South Western University, Nigeria. Journal of Patient Safety and Quality Improvement. 9(2):99-107

14. Ojo I.O, Müller Staub M, Akinola B, Adereti S, (2022). Perception of Healthcare Workers on the Integration of Electronic Health Records in Primary Health Centers in Nigeria/ Computers, Informatics, Nursing. 22(3) 1-9

15. Adejumo P.O, Nawagi, Kolawole I.O., Ismail M.R., Mukalay A.W., Nabirye R.C., Abigail Kazembe A., Iyanuoluwa Oreofe Ojo I.O., Adejumo A., Nachenga J.B., Suleman F., Nelson K. Sewankambo, Okanlawon F.A., Noormahomed E.V(2021). Knowledge, preparedness, and attitude towards COVID-19 among health profession students in Sub-Saharan Africa: A cross-sectional survey. IJID Regions. 1(1), 150-158

16. Adereti C.S, Olagunju O.E, Afolabi E.K, Ojo I.O, Olaogun A.A (2022). Acceptance of Electronic and Paper-Based Standardized Nursing Care Plans Documentation System among Nurses in a Tertiary Health Facility in North-Central Nigeria. The Tropical Journal of Health Sciences. 29(1). 42-48

17. O. O. Oyediran, A. A. Oyeyemi, I. O. Ojo and O. C. Ogidan (2021). Research Participation and Utilization Among Clinical Nurses in a Southwestern Tertiary Health Institution, Nigeria. East African Medical Journal. 98(10) 4184-4195

18. Oyediran O.O., Ayandiran E.O, Olanrewaju T.D., Ojo I.O., Ogunlade A.A. Fajemilehin B.R., (2022). Prevalence and outcome of care among patients with spinal cord injury in a Nigerian Tertiary Health Institution. Interdisciplinary Neurosurgery: Advanced Techniques and Case Management 27 (1) 101446

19. Oyediran, O. O., Olafare, O. H., Kolawole, I. O., Ayandiran, E. O., Ojo, I. O., & Fajemilehin, B. R. (2022). The pattern of communication and teamwork among operating theatre personnel in a state of a developing country. Nurse Media Journal of Nursing, 12(2), 160-171. CLICK HERE

20. OYEDIRAN O.O, OLADOSU T.O., OIWOH O.K., AYANDIRAN E.O., OJO I.O (2022). Prevalence and Pattern of Ocular Injuries among Ophthalmic. Patients in a Referral Centre, Ekiti State, Nigeria. International Journal of Ophthalmology and Clinical Research.  8(3). 8:130

Supervision

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Grants

Current Grant Funding

Title: Nurse-led intervention on nurse’s documentation of nursing diagnostics in a state hospital in Nigeria
Funder: NANDA foundation grant of Marjory Gordon Program, School of Nursing Boston, MA, USA
Brief Summary: The research design is a quasi-experimental and in-depth interview to evaluate Nurse-Led Intervention on Nurse's Documentation of Nursing Diagnostics in a State Hospital in Nigeria. The study setting will be Adeoyo Maternity Teaching Hospital in Ibadan. The target populations will be nurses and nursing process booklets. In sampling the Nursing participants, the technique will be a simple random method, where a table of random numbers will be given to nurses as such the participants will be randomly selected by the researcher. In selecting the respondents for an in-depth interview in the selected health institutions, stratified sampling will be used because the participant will be placed in strata. Typically, the researcher is attempting to gather data from different categories of nurses. A total number of nurses and nursing process booklets (NPBs) that will be selected in Adeoyo Maternity Teaching Hospital in Ibadan will be 55 for the training, NPBs 200. Nurses will be interviewed until saturation of information is achieved. Questionnaire, (Q-DIO) will be used to check the quality of nurses’ documentation and a structured interview guide will be used to collect data from the nurses. The instrument for data collection will be two (2) Quality Diagnoses, Interventions, and Outcomes measurement instruments (Q-DIO) for quality of documentation and an interview guide. While an educational module will be used to deliver an educative lecture on a Standardised nursing care plan.
Role: Principal Investigator
Collaborators: P.O Adejumo, A.A Olaogun, M. Müller Staub

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