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ISSN 2377-9608 · SAGE Publishing · 1,356 articles in the index
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Beyond Ethical Awareness: Knowledge–Application Gaps Among Nigerian Nursing and Midwifery Students in a Faith-Based Institution
Introduction Recent studies document growing but uneven healthcare ethics education across Nigerian health professions programs. Relatively little is known about how nursing and midwifery students in faith-based institutions respond to clinical ethics vignettes spanning professional risk, contested…
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Post-Resuscitation Stress Among Nurses: A Systematic Review With Exploratory Quantitative Synthesis
Introduction Post-resuscitation stress is a resuscitation-specific construct assessed using different forms of the Post-Code Stress Scale (PCSS). This review aimed to identify, critically appraise, and narratively synthesise quantitative evidence on post-resuscitation stress among nurses and to…
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Nurses Experiences Caring for Critically Ill Children Receiving Non-Invasive Ventilation in Intensive Care Units – A Qualitative Study
Introduction Acute respiratory distress is a common cause for admission of children to intensive care units, often caused by infections. Non-invasive ventilation is used in the treatment of critically ill children with respiratory failure and is a preferred treatment strategy. Objective: We aimed…
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Personal and Educational Factors Promoting Occupational Commitment Among Nursing Students in Japan: A Cross-Sectional Survey
Introduction The global shortage of nursing workers highlights the importance of retaining newly graduated nurses, with occupational commitment being a key factor in such retention. Efforts to foster this commitment should begin early in nursing education. Objective This study tested a hypothesized…
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Structuring for Culture: Exploring Organizational Preconditions for Culturally Appropriate Dementia Care in Sweden-a Thematic Analysis
Migration and demographic change have increased the number of people with dementia who live in secondary countries, intensifying the need for culturally attuned and person-centred dementia care. This study aimed to explore how staff and unit managers understand and enact cultural responsiveness in…
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The Effect of Nursing-Implemented Swaddling and Dim Light on Sleep Patterns and Weight Gain in Preterm Infants: A Quasi-Experimental Study
BackgroundPreterm infants admitted to neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) are highly vulnerable to sleep disruption caused by environmental stressors such as excessive light exposure, frequent handling, and routine caregiving procedures. Disturbed sleep may negatively affect neurodevelopment…
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Nurses’ Performance in Patient Safety Risk Detection in a Room of Errors Within a Hospital Setting: Observational Repeated Cross-Sectional Study
Introduction Hospitalisation exposes patients to potential hazards that can cause them harm and that are not always detected. The Room of Errors is an exercise used to train situational awareness. Objective To evaluate changes in nurses’ performance in patient safety risk detection over time in…
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Effectiveness of a Web-Based Educational Intervention on Parental Knowledge, Attitudes, and Vaccine Hesitancy Toward Childhood Immunization: A Pre–Post Study
Background Vaccine hesitancy remains a significant public health concern that may contribute to delayed childhood immunization. This study evaluated the effectiveness of a web-based educational intervention on parental knowledge, attitudes, and vaccine hesitancy toward childhood immunization among…
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Emergency Room Nurses’ Perceptions of Transformational Leadership and Its Role in Their Well-Being: A Qualitative Descriptive Study
Background Emergency room (ER) nurses work under conditions frequently associated with burnout, emotional exhaustion, and turnover intention. Leadership behavior is one of the few workplace conditions that can be modified without additional capital investment, and transformational leadership (TL)…
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Effect of Structured Handover Communication Framework on Postoperative Handover Communication Between Operating Room and Post-Anesthesia Care Unit in Oncology Center
Background Effective patient handover between the Operating Room (OR) and Post-Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU) is critical for patient safety and continuity of care. Miscommunication during handover can lead to adverse events, particularly in surgical settings where multiple professionals collaborate…
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Listening to Community Voices: An Indigenous Nurse–Led Participatory Needs Assessment in an Urban American Indian Community
Introduction Great Plains American Indians mortality rates for heart disease, cancer, lung disease, unintentional injuries, and suicide far exceed those of Whites. Yet, access to culturally responsive high-quality healthcare is challenging, even for those living in urban areas. Objective To conduct…
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Patient Safety Education During Nursing Internship Orientation: A Descriptive Evaluation of Unlinked Pre- and Post-course Surveys
Introduction Patient safety education is central to the transition from undergraduate study to nursing internship. However, the available 20-item survey combined self-reports of awareness, knowledge, perceived ability, and confidence and was not validated as a unidimensional measure. Objective To…
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Explaining Maternal Healthcare Service Reuse Intentions: An Application of Expectation-Disconfirmation Theory in Bangladesh
Background Maternal healthcare utilization remains suboptimal in many low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), including Bangladesh. Expectation-Disconfirmation Theory (EDT) has been widely used to explain post-service evaluations, however, its application in maternal healthcare remains limited…
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Knowledge and Attitudes Towards Sickle Cell Disease Among Nurses in Resource-Limited Peri-Urban and Rural Settings in Ghana
Background While cost-effective interventions are available in developed countries, SCD incidence continues to increase in Ghana. To improve SCD care delivery, nurses, who constitute the majority of the healthcare workforce, must possess adequate knowledge and a positive attitude towards SCD. These…
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Structure, Staffing, and Factors Influencing Infection Control Nurses: Findings From an IPCAF-Based Survey and Delphi Consensus Study in Hospitals
Introduction Infection prevention and control (IPC) is a fundamental framework for reducing healthcare-associated infections (HCAIs) and strengthening health system performance and patient safety (Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 3), particularly in developing countries. However, it is often…
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Development, Expert Validation, and Feasibility Testing of a Psychological Resilience Reinforcement Programme for Omani University Students: A Pilot Quasi-Experimental Study
Introduction University students face significant mental health challenges that may be mitigated by strengthening their resilience. However, resilience-building programs for this population remain underexplored. Objective This feasibility pilot trial aimed to develop, validate, and explore the…
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Psychological Stress and Psychological Well-Being Among Governmental Nurses in the Southern West Bank During the Gaza–Israel War: The Mediating Role of Coping Strategies
Introduction Nurses working in conflict-affected healthcare systems are exposed to persistent occupational and psychological stressors that may adversely influence their psychological well-being. Evidence examining the interplay between stress, coping strategies, and well-being among nurses in the…
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The Lived Experiences of Highly Educated Internationally Educated Nurses Transitioning to Practice in Canada
Background Highly Educated Internationally Educated Nurses (HE IENs) face unique challenges when transitioning into Canadian nursing practice. Despite their advanced qualifications, they often encounter systemic barriers, including credential recognition issues, licensing complexities, cultural…
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Effect of Nurse-Applied Aloe Vera and Rosemary Oil Combination on Pressure Injury Prevention in Orthopaedic Surgery: A Triple-Blind Randomized Trial
Objective Pressure injuries (PIs) are common complications among orthopedic patients. This study aimed to compare the effectiveness of aloe vera gel, rosemary oil, and their combination with a control intervention in preventing PIs. Methods A triple-blind randomized four arm parallel clinical trial…
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Professional Experience, Perceived Overcrowding, and Workplace Violence Exposure Among Emergency Healthcare Professionals: A Cross-Sectional Study
Introduction Workplace violence (WPV) is a major occupational safety concern in emergency departments, where healthcare professionals frequently interact with distressed patients and families under conditions of high workload and crowding. Shorter professional experience and perceived overcrowding…
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