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期刊名:Nursing in critical care

缩写:NURS CRIT CARE

ISSN:1362-1017

e-ISSN:1478-5153

IF/分区:2.8/Q1

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Yu-Chun Diao,Shih-Chi Ku,Shey-Ying Chen et al. Yu-Chun Diao et al.
Background: The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated digital communication adoption in intensive care units when traditional bedside visits became restricted. Understanding multi-stakeholder satisfaction with digital communicati...
Tomoo Sato,Mitsuko Ishiseki,Yuki Kataoka et al. Tomoo Sato et al.
Alarm fatigue threatens patient safety in intensive care units (ICUs), yet no validated Japanese instrument exists. We cross-culturally adapted the Charité Alarm Fatigue Questionnaire (CAFQa) into Japanese following COSMIN guidelines and e...
Daniel Joseph E Berdida Daniel Joseph E Berdida
Background: Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly embedded in critical care environments to support clinical decision-making, risk prediction and workflow optimisation. However, many AI systems operate as opaque 'b...
Huichao Zhang,Mingmei Xu,Yahong Xu et al. Huichao Zhang et al.
Background: Although intensive care unit-acquired weakness (ICU-AW) is well recognized, its conventional focus on limb and trunk weakness overlooks the critical domain of oropharyngeal function. Although oral frailty has ...
Daniel O Thomas-Rüddel,Frank Bloos,Hendrik Rüddel et al. Daniel O Thomas-Rüddel et al.
Background: Psychological safety is a key component of effective healthcare teams and may impact job satisfaction, commitment and change readiness among critical care nurses. The design of nurse-physician collaboration ma...
Thais Oliveira Gomes,Fernanda Berchelli Girão,Erika Azevedo Portes et al. Thais Oliveira Gomes et al.
Background: In Brazil, intensive care nurses are primarily trained through lato sensu postgraduate programmes, which are mostly theoretical and vary widely in duration, workload, modality and area of subspecialization. Th...