Publications by authors named "Merri Iddrisu"

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Supportive care needs and challenges experienced by women diagnosed with breast cancer in Kumasi, Ghana: A qualitative exploratory study.
Abigail Owusu Sekyere, Merri Iddrisu, Hadiru Iddris Mumuni, Kennedy Dodam Konlan

PLoS One· November 2025

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"The disease and its treatment make you less of a woman": self-reported experiences of women with breast cancer receiving care in Kumasi, Ghana.
Abigail Owusu Sekyere, Merri Iddrisu, Kennedy Dodam Konlan

Support Care Cancer· July 2025

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Self-reported life experiences of members of the LGBTQ+ community in Accra, Ghana.
Donald Womonia Anuga, Merri Iddrisu, Kennedy Dodam Konlan

PLoS One· May 2025

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From aspiration to achievements: Exploring the motivational drives behind female graduate nursing students' pursuit of higher education in Ghana.
Merri Iddrisu, Collins Atta Poku, Joyce B P Pwavra, Anita O Yawson, Eva Mensah

Nurse Educ Today· April 2025

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A qualitative exploration of balancing family, work, and academics among female graduate nursing students in a lower-middle-income country.
Joyce B P Pwavra, Merri Iddrisu, Collins Atta Poku, Anita Ohenewaa Yawson, Eva Mensah

Sci Rep· March 2025

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Personal and workplace factors influencing the resilience of nurses caring for women with cervical cancer in a resource-constrained setting in Ghana.
Jennifer Oware, Merri Iddrisu, Kennedy Dodam Konlan, Gladys Dzansi

PLoS One· December 2024

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Navigating end-of-life care dilemmas: a qualitative inquiry of nurses' and midwives' knowledge of euthanasia and circumstantial factors influencing euthanasia in a resource-constraint setting.
Hadiru Iddris Mumuni, Merri Iddrisu, Luke Laari, Gladys Dzansi, Lydia Aziato

BMC Nurs· November 2024

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Challenges and support systems of nurses caring for women with advanced cervical cancer in Accra, Ghana.
Jennifer Oware, Merri Iddrisu, Kennedy Dodam Konlan, Gladys Dzansi

BMC Palliat Care· July 2024

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Unlocking timely palliative care: assessing referral practices and barriers at a ghanaian teaching hospital.
Tabitha Gyanewaa Quaidoo, Barbara Adu, Merri Iddrisu, Frema Osei-Tutu, Candace Baaba

BMC Palliat Care· April 2024

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Work-related psychosocial challenges and coping strategies among nursing workforce during the COVID-19 pandemic: a scoping review.
Merri Iddrisu, Collins Atta Poku, Eva Mensah, Priscilla Y A Attafuah, Gladys Dzansi

BMC Nurs· June 2023

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Perspectives of nurses on preparedness for combating COVID-19 crisis in Ghana: A qualitative inquiry.
Merri Iddrisu, Joyce B P Pwavra, Lillian A Ohene, Mary Ani-Amponsah, Abigail Ansere Buertey

Int J Afr Nurs Sci· November 2021

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Socioeconomic impact of breast cancer on young women in Ghana: A qualitative study.
Merri Iddrisu, Lydia Aziato, Lillian A Ohene

Nurs Open· January 2021

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Psychological and physical effects of breast cancer diagnosis and treatment on young Ghanaian women: a qualitative study.
Merri Iddrisu, Lydia Aziato, Florence Dedey

BMC Psychiatry· July 2020

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