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International Journal of Nursing Studies Advances
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ISSN 2666-142X · Elsevier · 538 artikel di indeks
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Utilization of nurse-sensitive indicators in nursing practice: A comparative qualitative study in German and U.S. hospitals
Background: Nurse-sensitive indicators represent data that can be used in a learning health system to systematically generate knowledge, identify opportunities to improve nursing practice and enhance patient care. Aim: To analyze and compare the utilization of nurse-sensitive indicators in nursing…
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Background and design of the empowering cardiovascular health in grandfamilies (ECHG) study: A mixed methods study research protocol
A steady increase in the number of grandparent caregivers - accelerated by recent trends such as children orphaned by the COVID-19 pandemic or the opioid crisis - magnifies the importance of addressing cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk in that already at high-risk group. However, few efforts have…
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Exploring the links between neuropsychological health and stress biomarkers among nurses: a rapid review
Background: The consequences of workplace stress on the global nursing workforce are staggering. Nurses report poor mental health, including depressive symptoms, suicidality, and anxiety, along with less-than-optimal working conditions. The psychological nature of stress is a functional response to…
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Psychosocial working conditions and symptoms of depression, anxiety, and stress among nurses: A cross-sectional study
Background: Adverse psychosocial working conditions are increasingly recognized as organizational factors associated with nurses’ mental health. However, researchers conducting studies simultaneously evaluating multiple psychosocial work dimensions and symptoms of depression, anxiety, and stress…
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Deriving preliminary criterion-anchored cut-off scores for nurse–patient mutuality: A receiver operating characteristic analysis of the Nurse–Patient Mutuality in Chronic Illness Scale
Background: Nurse–patient mutuality is a relational process associated with self-care behaviours in chronic illness. Although the Nurse–Patient Mutuality in Chronic Illness Scale (NPM–CI) has demonstrated sound psychometric properties, the absence of criterion-anchored reference points limits the…
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Workplace violence, legal knowledge, and support for nursing legislation among nurses in China: A multicenter cross-sectional study
ABSTRACT: Background: Workplace violence is a major occupational hazard for nurses, but its association with support for legislative protection remains unclear. This study examined the associations among workplace violence, nursing-related legal knowledge, and explicit support for nursing…
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Planetary health in practice: A scoping review of education and training for nurses and midwives
Background: Planetary health is an emerging field of growing global importance. Environmental changes increasingly threaten maternal and child health, while nurses and midwives play central roles across care processes. Despite these opportunities, planetary health education and training in nursing…
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Risk factors for position-related injuries in adult surgical patients: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Background: Correct patient positioning is a vital responsibility of the operating team to ensure patient safety. By identifying risk factors associated with position-related injuries in surgical patients, perioperative nurses can develop effective strategies to prevent these iatrogenic injuries…
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Patient-centered communication in home-based dementia caregivers: A concept analysis
Purpose: This study aimed to clarify and analyze the concept of Patient-Centered Communication (PCC) among home-based dementia caregivers. Although patient centered communication is recognized as a cornerstone of quality dementia care, its defining attributes, antecedents, consequences, and…
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Roles and impact of pharmacy technicians on hospital wards: a systematic review
Background: Medication management on hospital wards is increasingly supported by pharmacy technicians, yet their specific tasks and effects have not been comprehensively synthesised in the literature. Objective: To synthesise international evidence on the tasks performed by pharmacy technicians on…
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Spiritual care competence and its predictors among critical and emergency nurses: a cross-sectional study of spiritual intelligence and death attitudes
Background: Spiritual care is a core element of holistic nursing, especially in demanding settings such as emergency and intensive care units where patients often face life-threatening conditions and end-of-life challenges. Despite its importance, little is known about nurses’ competence in…
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Structured observation to explore systems awareness and patient safety learning in undergraduate nursing education: A mixed-methods educational study
Background: Preparing nursing students for contemporary practice requires more than technical skill acquisition. It demands the ability to interpret complex organisational environments, recognise system-level risks and engage with patient safety as a shared professional responsibility. However…
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Initiatives to support nursing workforce sustainability: A rapid umbrella review
Introduction: Despite the global shortage of nurses, there is limited literature that comprehensively maps interventions to support, stabilize, and enhance the nursing workforce. Purpose: This umbrella review aimed to identify structures, interventions, and health system arrangements that…
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Global prevalence of suicide attempts in older adults: A systematic review and meta-analysis
Background: Aging is a natural process encompassing both biological and psychological changes. Suicide is one of the most complex human behaviors, where one intentionally terminates their own life. Significant discrepancies in reported prevalence rates further highlight the need for a comprehensive…
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Risk factors for community-acquired pressure injuries: Findings from a large-scale Asian case–control study
Background: Pressure injuries, also known as pressure ulcers, remain a major global health problem, causing significant clinical, economic, and psychosocial burdens despite advances in prevention and treatment. While most research has focused on hospital-acquired cases, community-acquired pressure…
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Balancing one’s own life with caregiving for a sibling with schizophrenia: A qualitative study
Background: Siblings of individuals with schizophrenia often assume caregiving roles as their parents age. However, the process by which the unaffected siblings balance their family life and their relationship with the affected sibling remains unclear. Objective: This study aimed to clarify the…
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Associations between organizational cynicism, workplace alienation, and nurses’ work effectiveness: A cross-sectional questionnaire survey
Background: The effectiveness of the nursing workforce is critical for patient safety and quality of care, yet nurses often face high-stress environments that can foster negative psychosocial states. Although organizational cynicism and workplace alienation are recognized as important workplace…
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Nurse-led smoking cessation with cytisinicline in primary care: An intervention study
Background: Smoking is a major risk factor for several leading causes of death worldwide and is the primary cause of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Smoking cessation remains the only effective intervention to halt disease progression. Evidence on smoking cessation outcomes with…
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Preoperative prehabilitation in adults: A concept analysis
Background: Preoperative prehabilitation is increasingly adopted across clinical disciplines, yet it lacks a consensus on its definition and core components, which hinders standardization and implementation in clinical practice. Objective: To systematically analyze the concept of preoperative…
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Psychological resilience, metacognition, post-traumatic growth, and rumination among undergraduate nursing interns: A cross-sectional study
Background: Undergraduate nursing students, during their 9–12 month hospital internship in China, commonly experience rumination (repetitive negative thinking) in high-pressure clinical environments, which is closely associated with mental health problems. Previous researchers have suggested that…