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Kai Yunn Teo,Liwen Huang,Kelly Chai Yuen Woh et al. Kai Yunn Teo et al.
Background: Patient safety investigation reports support organizational learning only when they are complete, usable, and sufficiently detailed. Conventional free-text reports are often inconsistent and may omit informati...
Mavis Weiting Tan,Timie Lai Teng Chan,Charmaine Shi Min Taye Mavis Weiting Tan
Background: Assistive robots have been proposed to support nursing work by offloading routine, logistical, and physically demanding tasks. However, existing research has largely focused on postimplementation acceptance or...
Hiroyuki Tajima Hiroyuki Tajima
Background: Clinical AI decision support is being introduced into nursing practice; however, existing large language models (LLMs) demonstrate only moderate accuracy on complex clinical tasks, raising questions about the ...
Yujiro Matsuishi,Masakazu Hirokawa,Yoshiaki Inoue et al. Yujiro Matsuishi et al.
Background: The prevention of medical errors depends on effective communication and teamwork between nurses, yet traditional nurse call systems create inefficiencies that result in higher staff workloads. Further research...
Ivo Bril-Broers,Nick Degens,Joke Fleer Ivo Bril-Broers
Background: Socioemotional competencies (SEC) are essential for nurses to provide quality care and to maintain their own health. Historically underrepresented, nursing programs are changing their curricula to incorporate ...
Jisook Ko,Kylie Meyer,Jing Wang Jisook Ko
Background: Family care partners manage care for individuals with Alzheimer disease and related dementias (ADRD), including hypertension management crucial for preventing cognitive decline. Nurses frequently interact with...
Yu Shi,Hongmei Peng,Youying Zhang et al. Yu Shi et al.
Background: Digital interventions can support sodium restriction in chronic kidney disease; yet, implementation and engagement barriers remain poorly understood. ...
Siew Hoon Lim,Fazila Aloweni,Phyllis Ong et al. Siew Hoon Lim et al.
Background: Background: Shift work disorder and insufficient sleep are prevalent among nurses, leading to fatigue, reduced well-being, and potential safety concerns. Increasing use of wearable sleep-tracking devices prese...
Jee Young Joo,Megan Liu,Youngwoo Cho et al. Jee Young Joo et al.
Background: Artificial intelligence (AI)-based nursing interventions are increasingly being used to manage chronic illnesses; however, their definitive impact on clinical outcomes remains inconclusive, necessitating a com...