Angélica Paixão de Menezes,Leonardo Alexandrino da Silva,Ana Luisa Brandão de Carvalho Lira et al.
Angélica Paixão de Menezes et al.
This study aimed to develop a middle-range theory (MRT) on the phenomenon of fatigue in individuals with chronic kidney disease. It was a methodological study, conducted through an integrative literature review in Scopus, SciELO, and PubMed...
Thanet Sinchaothong,Ramona A Benkert,Dalia Khalil et al.
Thanet Sinchaothong et al.
Telehealth technologies are important tools to improve health and well-being. However, absent from the literature is a comprehensive theoretical framework that directly connects telehealth use with preventive self-care behaviors. The propos...
Enhancing Caregiver Personhood: An Emerging Concept From Nursing Practice [0.03%]
护理实践中的一个新兴概念：提升护理人员的人格特质
Danielle Granderson,Howard K Butcher,Patricia Liehr
Danielle Granderson
This article presents the development of the concept enhancing caregiver personhood to deepen understanding of family caregiving for children with medical complexities within pediatric home health nursing. Guided by Liehr and Smith's concep...
Steven Baumann
Steven Baumann
Recent research in the science of kindness in nursing, social, and biological sciences, inspired by ancient world religious wisdom and practices, is reviewed in this paper. Awareness, connectedness, insight, and a sense of purpose are explo...
Karen Carroll
Karen Carroll
Within nursing, words are never merely informational. Words bring to light a disciplinary worldview. Words reflect intention, and they are relational and ethical in nature. ...
Burnout Differences Between Shift-Based and Fixed-Schedule Nursing Shifts Around the World: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis [0.03%]
全球基于换班的护理夜班与固定时间的护理夜班导致的职业倦怠差异：系统回顾和荟萃分析
Elsa Vitale,Kurvatteppa Halemani,Asha Shetty et al.
Elsa Vitale et al.
This paper reports on the finding of a systematic review and meta-analysis of studies from around the world on burnout of nurses working rotating shifts compared with fixed shifts. The present systematic review and meta-analysis was registe...
The Effect of Inspiratory Muscle Training on Fatigue Among Burn Patients in Iraq [0.03%]
inspiratory muscle training对伊拉克烧伤患者疲劳感的影响
Zahraa Fayyadh Abd Hussein Al-Amiri,Alaa Jawad Kadhim,Hadi Ahmadi Chenari et al.
Zahraa Fayyadh Abd Hussein Al-Amiri et al.
Fatigue is a common and distressing symptom among critically ill burn patients, particularly those receiving respiratory support. Fatigue may reduce respiratory function, delay recovery, and prolong hospitalization. Inspiratory muscle train...
Mi Jin Doe,Steven L Baumann
Mi Jin Doe
This scholarly dialogue with Dr. Steven L. Baumann elucidates the meaning of nursing sciencing through the sharing of his experiences, knowledge, and insights as an outstanding nurse, nurse educator, and nurse scholar. Dr. Baumann's scholar...
Mari Mitsugi,Maki Ikeda,Mitoko Senzaki et al.
Mari Mitsugi et al.
It has been 20 years since nursing practice based on Margaret Newman's theory of Health as Expanding Consciousness (HEC) began to take root in Japan. Marking this year as a time of blessing, we reflected on our journey and concentrated on t...
Mi Jin Doe,E Carol Polifroni
Mi Jin Doe
This column focuses on the philosophy of science in nursing with Dr. Polifroni's penetrating insight presented in the scholarly dialogue. Dr. Polifroni illuminates the role of the philosophy of science in nursing that shapes how nurses adva...