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Aya Kitamura,Aruto Ando,Gojiro Nakagami et al. Aya Kitamura et al.
Background: Home-visiting nurses have difficulty selecting appropriate pressure injury (PI) management despite using clinical practice guidelines in various home-visiting settings. Clinical decision support systems can he...
Adugna Oluma,Tesfaye Abera Gudeta,Misganu Diriba Olana et al. Adugna Oluma et al.
Background: A significant gap exists among health professionals regarding telehealth due to limited knowledge and varying perceptions. This disparity is particularly pronounced in low-income regions, where numerous barrie...
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Background: Handovers represent a critical moment for patient safety, where the effective transfer of information between nurses is essential. In this context, digital documentation systems such as identification, diagnos...
Gordana Dermody,Diane J Cook,Roschelle L Fritz Gordana Dermody
Background: Health-smart home technologies offer real-time sensor-based monitoring of older adult activities of daily living, allowing for early detection of changes in health. The way clinicians interpret and use this da...
Etti Rosenberg,Stefan Cojocaru Etti Rosenberg
Background: In 2017, Israel's health organizations established intraorganizational social media communities, believing that they would serve as a tool that would enable people to share experiences across regional boundari...
Chanhee Kim,Robin Austin,Rebecca Wurtz et al. Chanhee Kim et al.
Background: The COVID-19 pandemic exposed systemic vulnerabilities in public health infrastructure, underscoring the urgency for innovation in disease surveillance and emergency response. Artificial intelligence (AI) has ...
Jessica S Burford,Richard G Booth,Amanda McIntyre Jessica S Burford
Background: As artificial intelligence (AI) technology permeates health care settings, nurse leaders must position themselves to shape its development, implementation, and impact, guiding meaningful change that benefits n...
Ayisha Jilili,Xue Weng,Palida Maimaiti et al. Ayisha Jilili et al.
Background: eHealth technologies have shown promise in improving the accessibility and quality of nursing research and practice. Little is known about nurses' perception of eHealth technology that are prerequisites for th...
Yuzhe Wang,Yingchun Liu,Ziqi Jin et al. Yuzhe Wang et al.
Background: Internet hospitals and "Internet + nursing services" represent emerging medical and nursing models in China. These platforms integrate online systems with offline care to extend services beyond traditional hos...
Narjes Mirabootalebi,Felix Holl,Zahra Meidani et al. Narjes Mirabootalebi et al.
Background: Mobile health (mHealth) apps enhance clinical nursing by improving access to resources and patient care. Further benefits include reduced errors, time savings, better communication, cost reduction, and trainin...