目录
- National policy-making to develop nursing towards people’s health✩
- Mobilizing human resources to highlight the nursing value✩
- Nursing ethics for prevention and control of major infectious disease outbreaks: Chinese expert consensus
- 手术室护士的职业病与感知健康状况的调查
- The development of an evidence-informed Convergent Care Theory:Working together to achieve optimal health outcomes
- 手术室跨专业团队合作的障碍和促进因素
- The development and implementation of a model to facilitate self-care of the professional nurses caring for critically ill patients
- Self-endangering: A qualitative study on psychological mechanisms underlying nurses’ burnout in long-term care
- Early mobilization implementation for critical ill patients: A crosssectional multi-center survey about knowledge, attitudes, and perceptions of critical care nurses
- 一种多功能警报及决策支持系统的设计
- Distress management in cancer patients:Guideline adaption based on CAN-IMPLEMENT
- 国际学术网站集萃
- Demand analysis of an intelligent medication administration system for older adults with chronic diseases based on the Kano model
- The decision for hospice care in patients with terminal illness in Shanghai: A mixed-method study
- Family care and subjective well-being of coronary heart disease patients after percutaneous coronary intervention: Mediating effects of coping strategies
- Resilience of patients with coronary heart diseases in Jordan:A crosssectional study
- 约旦冠心病患者心理韧性的调查研究
- Challenges using electronic nursing routine data for outcome analyses: A mixed methods study
- Needs assessment and expectations regarding evidence-based practice knowledge acquisition and training activities: A crosssectional study of healthcare personnel in China
- 医疗卫生人员循证实践知识与培训需求的调查研究
- Associated factors of professional identity among nursing undergraduates during COVID-19: A cross-sectional study
- 新型冠状病毒疫情期间护理本科生职业认同及相关因素的调查研究
- Attitude of nursing students towards Internet-based nursing services for the aged
- Symptom trajectories in patients with breast cancer: An integrative review
- Study of virtual reality for mild cognitive impairment: A bibliometric analysis using CiteSpace