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期刊名:Journal of emergency nursing

缩写:J EMERG NURS

ISSN:0099-1767

e-ISSN:1527-2966

IF/分区:3.2/Q1

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Daniell Kempton,Jennifer Poole,Andrew Smith et al. Daniell Kempton et al.
Introduction: Unhoused patients or people experiencing homelessness may rely on emergency departments for care. Often, they face challenges at discharge owing to a lack of stable housing, limited access to follow-up care,...
Matthew G King,Nicole Alousis,Thomas Collins et al. Matthew G King et al.
Introduction: Low back pain is a leading cause of disability worldwide. Despite most cases being nonurgent and best managed in primary care, low back pain remains a common reason for emergency department presentations. Gi...
Arielle Goff,Jody L Bauer,Sidarrth Prasad et al. Arielle Goff et al.
Introduction: Stroke coordinators spend much of their time in the emergency department; many of them are nurses working dual roles as current emergency nurses or trauma coordinators and stroke coordinators. How this hybri...
Alexandria Carey,Angela Starkweather,Hwayoung Cho et al. Alexandria Carey et al.
Introduction: Emergency nurses often struggle to deliver effective discharge education owing to limited tools that support patient self-management behaviors. These behaviors, particularly confidence in managing pain (self...
K Jane Muir,Daniela Golinelli,Karen B Lasater et al. K Jane Muir et al.
Introduction: A patient departure against medical advice is an adverse event driven by patient care dissatisfaction and is associated with higher odds of hospital readmissions and death. Given evidence that better hospita...
Sophie Lightfoot,Hannah Kia,Elijah Foran et al. Sophie Lightfoot et al.
Introduction: This exploratory study aimed to provide preliminary insights into how trans and gender diverse youth rate their care in emergency departments, which factors they perceive as influencing their experiences, an...
Marzieh Khatooni,Maryam Momeni,Ahad Alizadeh et al. Marzieh Khatooni et al.
Introduction: Identifying the factors influencing emergency nurses' adherence to ethical codes is a crucial strategy for enhancing compliance with these standards. This study aimed to examine the determinants affecting em...
Sümeyye Akçoban Sümeyye Akçoban
Introduction: Nurses working in emergency departments are frequently exposed to fatigue and impaired sleep quality. This study aimed to evaluate the effect of progressive muscle relaxation exercises on fatigue severity an...
Katherine Remick,Ashley A Foster,Aaron R Jensen et al. Katherine Remick et al.
This is a revision of the previous joint policy statement titled "Pediatric Readiness in the Emergency Department." This is a joint policy statement from the American Academy of Pediatrics, the American College of Emergency Physicians, the ...
Jessica P Sherman,Nathaniel Albright,Brent Emerson et al. Jessica P Sherman et al.
Introduction: Housing instability increases chronic pain risk and creates care barriers, making emergency departments the primary points of health care for people experiencing housing instability. Although it is clear tha...