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期刊名:International emergency nursing

缩写:INT EMERG NURS

ISSN:1755-599X

e-ISSN:1878-013X

IF/分区:2.2/Q2

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Benjamin Coyte,Scott Devenish,Vasiliki Betihavas et al. Benjamin Coyte et al.
Introduction: Paramedics can experience a range of stressful and potentially traumatic events through clinical work, collegial relationships and organisational pressures. This can affect their mental health, including pos...
Birsel Molu Birsel Molu
Purpose: Childhood accidents are among the leading causes of injury during early childhood. This study aimed to evaluate and compare the accuracy, clarity, and comprehensiveness of pediatric first aid information generate...
Amy J Spooner,Daniel Best,Elizabeth J Marsden et al. Amy J Spooner et al.
Background and problem statement: The global population is ageing, and Australia's older population continues to experience the highest growth in emergency department (ED) presentations. Older adults have a higher level o...
Wei Liu,Jane White,Daniel McWeeney Wei Liu
Background: Emergency nurses have high turnover intentions. If strategies to improve retention are to be effective, it is important to understand what motivates nurses to stay employed in clinical settings. This study aim...
Sarah Lackey,Ann Councilman Sarah Lackey
Emergency departments (EDs) are often high-stress and fast-paced. ED nurses face multiple challenges which impact attrition. ED nurses report unsupportive practice environments lead to burnout. Improving work environments is essential to pr...
Fateme Mohammadi,Salman Khazaei,Gholamreza Kalvandi Fateme Mohammadi
Objective: Rapid and accurate triage is essential in pediatric emergency departments to ensure timely care and improve patient outcomes. Nursing students' professional capability in triage plays a crucial role in safe cli...
Christian Ramacciani Isemann,Simona Burresi,Sabina Innocenti et al. Christian Ramacciani Isemann et al.
Background: Ensuring accuracy and consistency in emergency department (ED) triage is vital to patient safety. Despite the presence of standardized protocols, variability in triage decisions remains a challenge. This study...
Tuğba Cengiz,Emel Yılmaz Tuğba Cengiz
Aim: This study aimed to assess the role of pain catastrophizing in acute emotional distress, including pain, fear, and state anxiety, among trauma patients presenting to the emergency department. ...