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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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Hsin-Yi Chang,Jing-Shia Tang,Jui-Ying Feng Hsin-Yi Chang
Introduction: Trauma affects individual health, increasing health care usage, particularly in emergency departments. The stressful emergency department environment easily triggers trauma reactions in patients, families, a...
Scott R Frieling Jr,Anna Riedel,Jennifer Bates Scott R Frieling Jr
Introduction: Emergency department visits are unpredictable in nature. A nurse's shift can consist of low-acuity patients, with the surprise of an injured or ill patient. This process improvement project aimed to create e...
Ho-Hsiang Chen,Suan-Hung Yu Ho-Hsiang Chen
Carbon monoxide poisoning is frequently underrecognized in emergency settings because its nonspecific symptoms may mimic minor trauma, viral illness, or fatigue. Delayed recognition may occur when patients present after a motor vehicle coll...
Niek Galenkamp,Geurt van de Glind,Floortje E Scheepers et al. Niek Galenkamp et al.
Introduction: Delivering suboptimal care for patients in a state of mental dysregulation is a longstanding issue in emergency care. To understand how to advance practice, this study aimed to explore the barriers encounter...
Ellen Benjamin,João L Marôco,Peter St Marie et al. Ellen Benjamin et al.
Introduction: Emergency department length of stay has meaningful consequences for emergency care quality, patient safety, and health care costs. Direct care emergency nurses are integral to the management of patient throu...
Charles Kolkin,Estee Wu,Michael Keenan Charles Kolkin
Introduction: Cervical spine injuries are a critical diagnosis owing to the potential for high morbidity and mortality. It is helpful to understand the incidence of such injuries. The overall incidence of cervical spine i...
Jo M Whitis,Samantha Dillman,Jennifer Davis Jo M Whitis
Introduction: Emergency department boarding is a national crisis leading to overcrowding and adverse events, which have increased 78% over 4 years. Boarding leads to negative patient, team member, and system outcomes. Sys...
Ahmed Abdelwahab Ibrahim El-Sayed,Samira Ahmed Alsenany,Boshra Mostafa Younes et al. Ahmed Abdelwahab Ibrahim El-Sayed et al.
Introduction: Digital technologies and artificial intelligence are rapidly transforming emergency nursing, raising concerns about how nurses can sustain holistic, person-centered care in highly technologized environments....
Ching-Ching Cheng,Li-Chueh Weng,Chien-Wen Chen et al. Ching-Ching Cheng et al.
Introduction: Survival from cardiac arrest is critically dependent on high-quality cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Despite evidence-based guidelines, achieving optimal cardiopulmonary resuscitation quality remains a signif...
Kristen Cline Kristen Cline
The emergency department is both the most acute test case for relational failure in health care and the most compelling environment for relational redesign. This paper introduces the concept of Tinkerbell moments-sparks of patient need that...