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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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Alirio A Olmedo,Catherine P Canamar Alirio A Olmedo
Introduction: Evaluation of the intravenous catheterization process in our emergency department revealed that patients with difficult venous access experienced multiple failed peripheral intravenous attempts and treatment...
Victoria D Nash,Michael D Moon Victoria D Nash
Introduction: Despite the significant number of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, and asexual nurses (estimated 170,000-340,000), there is scant literature describing their experiences in health care. ...
Huang Qionglei,Su Fang Huang Qionglei
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Introduction: Disasters and mass casualty incidents are increasing owing to natural hazards, violence, and public health crises. A disaster-prepared emergency nurse workforce is essential for patient safety and system res...
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Introduction: Out-of-hospital cardiac arrest is a global health concern, in which bystanders' ability and willingness to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation determine the survival and neurologic performance of patients....
Lisa Wolf,Hannah S Noblewolf Lisa Wolf
Introduction: The effective assessment and management of pain in patients presenting to the emergency department are challenged by individual and institutional factors. The literature suggests that triage nurses do not ac...
Encarnación Martínez-García,María Ortega-Gómez,Alberto González-García et al. Encarnación Martínez-García et al.
Introduction: Health care professionals show limited competencies regarding intimate partner violence against women, which influences their approach. Professional category seems to be a predictor of detection practices. T...
Elyssa B Wood,Sabina Baidoo,Eloise Babiera et al. Elyssa B Wood et al.
Introduction: Diagnostic errors in emergency departments significantly affect patient morbidity and mortality. Nurses play a crucial role in the diagnostic process. The Patient-Reported Instrument for Measuring Diagnostic...
Yunli Yang,Yanan Liu,Yihua Ding et al. Yunli Yang et al.
Introduction: Undertriage of geriatric trauma patients remains a critical concern in emergency care, with rates exceeding 50% in this vulnerable population. Emergency nurses, as frontline decision makers, play a pivotal r...
Zehua Li,Xiaotian Zhou,Tiantian Zhou et al. Zehua Li et al.
Introduction: Cognitive impairment is common among older patients in emergency departments and is associated with increased hospitalization risks and adverse outcomes. Given the rising prevalence of cognitive impairment a...