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期刊名:Nurse education today

缩写:NURS EDUC TODAY

ISSN:0260-6917

e-ISSN:1532-2793

IF/分区:4.2/Q1

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Background: This paper extends the North-South dialogue on nursing theory, not by lamenting its underdevelopment in the South but by interrogating the dominance of Eurocentric nursing theory in the Global South. Nurse the...
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Background: Clinical leadership by nurses is crucial to the provision of safe and high-quality care. Service-learning activities led by students (often referred to more broadly as community based learning or a form of exp...
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Introduction: Virtual reality (VR) is increasingly used in health professions education due to its rapid advancement and proven effectiveness in simulating clinical scenarios. It enhances theoretical knowledge, practical ...
Soo Hyun Kim,Celeste Chavez,Thomas Hinneh et al. Soo Hyun Kim et al.
This paper, drawing on the experiences of international and US-based nursing scholars, critically reflects on health disparities research and education in the US. We call for the need to expand health disparities discourse beyond race and e...
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Aim: The aim of this study was to explore how final semester undergraduate nursing students engage with reflective practice, by comparing their preferences towards digital storytelling or written reflections. ...
Adam Graham,Minna Hökkä,Sari Pramila-Savukoski et al. Adam Graham et al.
Background: Nurses are at the forefront of providing palliative care, playing a critical role in ensuring high-quality support for patients and their families. Emerging digital and immersive technologies offer new opportu...
Qian Yao,Jian Luo,Yu Ni et al. Qian Yao et al.
Background: According to social identity theory, nursing interns' professional identity is shaped by their belongingness, and the clinical learning environment significantly contributes to its development. However, the sp...