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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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Björn Bouwmeester Stjernetun,Jenny Hallgren,Elzana Odzakovic et al. Björn Bouwmeester Stjernetun et al.
Aim: To illuminate nursing students' interactions during age suit simulation from the perspective of being a blind older person and being an attendant guiding the blind person. ...
Yufang Li,Dan Xiang,Yun Jiang et al. Yufang Li et al.
Background: In the era of rapid digital transformation, it is crucial to cultivate research competence among nursing postgraduates to support innovation in nursing science and strengthen the overall competitiveness of the...
Clint Moloney,Hancy Issac,Geraldine Roderick Clint Moloney
Background: The Australian nursing academic workforce is undergoing a significant demographic shift, characterised by accelerated retirement and departure of senior academics. This trend threatens continuity of mentorship...
Joeri Vermeulen,Maaike Fobelets,Isolde Van Heymbeeck et al. Joeri Vermeulen et al.
Background: Research on nursing and midwifery students' experiences with end-of-life care in Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICUs) is limited, indicating the need for deeper exploration. Understanding their experiences an...
Wenyu Yue,Xiaoqin Ma Wenyu Yue
Background: Graduate nursing education requires effective supervisory competence to prepare advanced practice nurses and nursing scientists. While personality traits and psychological capital influence supervisory effecti...
Gemma Stacey Gemma Stacey
The persistent "what works" question in nurse education research conceals a conceptual trap. We seek universal interventions that reliably produce outcomes regardless of context, building an evidence base where promising interventions repea...
Victoria J Kain,Renee Stone,Jacqueline H Byrne et al. Victoria J Kain et al.
Nursing and midwifery students manage large volumes of course content and varying levels of importance, yet many feel overwhelmed. To support prioritization, a Traffic Light System (TLS) was introduced in three nursing and midwifery courses...
Necip Hanci,Zehra Gok Metin Necip Hanci
Background: The rapid rise of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare is reshaping nursing education and practice. There is no research examining the structural relationships between attitudes toward AI, perceived futu...
Hanish Bhurtun,Outi Kähkönen,Anneli Vauhkonen et al. Hanish Bhurtun et al.
Background: Nurse educators play an essential role in shaping future nursing competencies and healthcare quality. However, the occupational demands of their roles often result in high levels of stress and burnout, affecti...
Morgan Hoffarth Morgan Hoffarth
The rapid integration of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) into undergraduate nursing education has prompted significant debate regarding its impact on the development of critical reasoning, inquiry skills, and clinical judgement. ...