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Curated nursing research articles for the keyword nursing.
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This focused index connects 41 reviewed records using the editorial keyword nursing. Keywords support discovery; they do not replace a full reading of the methods, findings, and limitations.
In this 2017 phenomenological dissertation, 20 BSN students at one southeastern Pennsylvania university described mostly unfavorable attitudes toward mental health nursing. Prior exposure, course content, faculty...
In this cross-sectional Bangalore sample, men were more likely to screen positive on the SCOFF and EAT-26 and to report exercising for more than 60 minutes as a weight-control behaviour. The paper’s tables do not...
Eleven adults interviewed after self-harm in Hong Kong described limited awareness of nearby social services, mixed experiences with follow-up, and the importance of counselling skill and trust. They suggested longer...
A two-patient nursing case study found that progressive muscle relaxation, delivered in two 20-30 minute sessions over two days, was associated with a 30.34% mean reduction in anxiety scores (Zung Self-Anxiety Rating...
In a quasi-experimental study of 80 infertile women at Benha University Hospital, Egypt, those who received a Continuous Care Model nursing intervention showed a highly significant improvement in health-related...
A single-patient case study at BLUD Banjar City Hospital found that assertiveness training, delivered within an SDKI/SIKI/SLKI nursing-process framework, was associated with improved anger control in a patient with...
A Spanish qualitative study interviewed 12 family members of adolescents with eating disorders and found that diagnosis, family relationships, healthcare resources, and treatment all shape the caregiving experience....
A Japanese nationwide survey of 539 palliative care unit nurses found that basic comfort care and repositioning were frequently used for cancer pain (about 80% of nurses), regardless of whether a patient's prognosis...
Cancer nurses across Cheshire and Mersey showed improving average depression scores over six months of the pandemic recovery period, but 32% still reported severe depression at 6 months. Professional identity, peer...
In this Egyptian study of 184 baccalaureate nursing students, most showed improved (less stigmatizing) attitudes toward patients with mental illness on the CAMI scale after completing psychiatric nursing and mental...
This systematic review of nine quantitative studies found that inpatient care delivered by master's-educated nurses was associated with improvements in palliative care, continuity of care, mental health, transition...
A 2015 study of 200 University of Baghdad nursing students found 63.0% screened positive for some level of PTSD on an adapted Davidson Trauma Scale, with first-year students and Baghdad residents showing the highest...
A qualitative study of six newly hired psychiatric nurses in the Philippines found five recurring transitional challenges — including reality shock and unmet needs for senior mentorship — alongside emotional,...
In a survey of 185 patients at a public psychiatric hospital in Benin, Nigeria, just over half (52.4%) were satisfied with nursing care, while privacy, responsiveness, and awareness of patient needs were the top...
A national eDelphi study updated Canada's 2010 home health nursing competencies, narrowing 359 preexisting competencies down to a final set of 79 through nurse-panel consensus and broad stakeholder consultation, adding..
A 28-day feasibility study found that EMA text-message surveys combined with a wearable actigraphic device were largely feasible for monitoring suicidal ideation in 20 community-dwelling adults, with 82.05% average EMA..
In this Australian qualitative study, 15 women (10 followed up 6–12 months later) described how a single community-based nurse improved their access to healthcare after domestic violence through flexible outreach,...
In a study of 446 Chinese neuro-oncology nurses, 36.4% reported missed nursing care, and latent profile analysis identified three distinct risk groups. A better practice environment and greater psychological capital...
In a study of 370 first-year Egyptian nursing students, higher self-control was linked to lower learned helplessness, mainly because it reduced how catastrophically students appraised failure (atychiphobia), not just...
A small qualitative study found nursing and pharmacy students valued interprofessional simulation and shed stereotypes about each other.
Aim: To manage and document the nursingcare process related to Surgical Site Infection and control in colorectalcancer patient using the Turkish-Nightingale Notes (T-NN) program and test theusability of the program....
This Egyptian nursing study found significant issues with handover processes between ED and in-patient units. Key findings: 33% rarely asked questions during handovers; 77% were dissatisfied; 30% experienced errors due..
ABSTRACT Objective: To construct and validate clinical simulation scenarios for emergency care for patients with chest pain. Methods: A methodological study carried out in two stages: construction and validity. The...
This scoping review finds nurse-coordinated home-based cardiac rehab for heart failure patients beneficial. Nurses focus on assessment, planning, and follow-up, with programs showing positive safety, feasibility, and...
This cross-sectional study of 135 ICU nurses in Northeast Iran found no significant correlation between informatics competency and clinical competency. Instead, work experience within the ICU was a stronger predictor...
This study evaluated the feasibility of licensed vocational nurses (LVNs) using a clinical decision support (CDS) app to assess urinary tract infections (UTIs) in nursing home residents. Conducted as a simulation at a...
This clinical trial investigates whether a mobile app can help breast cancer patients manage their risk of lymphedema. The study, set in Turkey and led by Inonu University, will involve about 120 participants randomly...
This study evaluates the effects of an electronic patient decision support system developed for the use of patients with type 2 diabetes (DiaPaDeSS) on self-management, patient activation, and metabolic parameters. To...
This qualitative focus group study explores nursing students' views on clinical simulation for teaching safe medication administration. Key findings: Students found simulations useful for linking theory/practice and...
Abstract Background Low-value care (LVC) is increasingly recognized as a contributor to inefficiency in healthcare. Pressure injury (PI) is a key nursing-sensitive quality indicator and involve numerous interventions....
This qualitative study explores agency, autonomy, and authority among Lead Tissue Viability Nurses (LTVNs). Interviews with six LTVNs revealed restricted agency, marginalization of their specialized knowledge, and...
The aim of this study is to develop a structured and quantifiable system of nursing-sensitive quality indicators (NSQIs) for evaluating perioperative care in breast reconstruction surgery. A mixed-methods study was...
This review synthesizes evidence on active learning methods for diabetes education among pre-licensure health students. Simulation and gamification show strong positive effects, while flipped classrooms have mixed...
This qualitative study reveals how Bedouin patients in rural Saudi hospitals experience cultural safety (or lack thereof) through nurse-patient communication. It highlights the importance of 'listening beyond words' to..
This cross-sectional study found a significant positive relationship between anxiety and social isolation among 165 nurses at Imam Reza Hospital in Tabriz, Iran (r=0.49, P=0.001). Mean anxiety scores were 30.96, and...
This Indonesian cross-sectional study examined how demographic and academic factors relate to critical thinking among 365 nursing students. It found that most had moderate critical thinking levels, with significant...
This qualitative meta-synthesis identifies key experiences and support needs for patients on home mechanical ventilation (HMV) and their caregivers, emphasizing the need for a shift from individual-focused care to...
This study from Croatia found that nurses in tertiary healthcare settings reported sharps injuries more frequently than those in secondary care. Crucially, regular use of protective equipment was strongly linked to...
This DNP project evaluated an educational intervention on ultrasound-guided arterial line placement for CRNAs. A pre-post study of nine participants showed significant improvements in knowledge scores (66.7% to 87.6%)...
School nurses face escalating job demands driven by increasing student health complexity, chronic condition management, and expanding public health responsibilities. Often serving as the sole healthcare professional...
ABSTRACT Objectives: to comprehend the perception of undergraduate nursing students about learning to care for the child and family through clinical simulation. Methods: this is a qualitative research conducted with...
