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Five decades of advancing global maternal and newborn health and rights: Milestones and initiatives

International Journal of Gynecology &Obstetrics, EarlyView.
Abstract Global efforts have for decades aimed to reduce maternal and newborn mortality through initiatives, declarations, and high‐level strategies. This article reviews the evolution of the global maternal and newborn health (MNH) agenda from the 1970s to the present, highlighting key conferences, political commitments, strategies, and advocacy ...
Ann‐Beth Moller, Jane Patten, Claudia Hanson, Birgitta Essén, Bo Jacobsson   +4 more
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Metaverse Based Emergency Nursing Educational Program Using V-story

Crisis and Emergency Management: Theory and Praxis, 2023
This study aims to evaluate the effect of a metaverse-based emergency nursing education program (MEEP) using V-story on nursing students. The MEEP included a five-hour orientation session, team-based case analysis, and role-play scenario writing and ...
Sun-Hee Moon
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An emergency nursing and monitoring procedure on cognitive impairment and neurological function recovery in patients with acute cerebral infarction

NeuroRehabilitation (Reading, MA), 2022
BACKGROUND: The optimization and standardization of emergency nursing and monitoring procedures are of great significance for thrombolytic treatment of acute cerebral infarction.
Huan Xie, Min Gao, Yang Lin, Yaping Yi, Ye Liu   +4 more
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The EXPAND-Model: A Hermeneutical Application of a Lifeworld-Led Prehospital Emergency Nursing Care

Nursing Science Quarterly, 2021
Prehospital emergency care is the response to a patient’s life-threatening and critical medical condition out of hospital. Patients experience this as both existential and physical suffering.
M. Holmberg
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Emergency Department Nursing Burnout and Resilience

Advanced Emergency Nursing Journal, 2022
Burnout is a significant problem in emergency nursing, and it is associated with higher turnover rates than other disciplines of health care. Emergency nurses are highly susceptible to burnout due to continual exposure to traumatic events, varying work ...
K. Phillips, Mary C Knowlton, Jennifer Riseden   +2 more
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Resiliency in Emergency Nurses [PDF]

Journal of Emergency Nursing, 2016
The aim of this study is to explore the resiliency characteristics of certified emergency nurses. Emergency departments are highly acute patient care environments that are often unpredictable and stressful workplaces. Resiliency theory identifies individual characteristics that allow people to overcome stress.
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Educational Needs of U.S. Emergency Nurses Related to Forensic Nursing Processes

Journal of Trauma Nursing, 2022
BACKGROUND: Forensic nursing is a specialty deployed in patient care areas, including emergency departments, intensive care units, labor and delivery suites, and psychiatric units treating persons who have suffered trauma from a violent or criminal act ...
L. Wolf, C. Perhats, Altair M. Delao
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Nursing Quality Indicators in Emergency Nursing

Journal of Nursing Care Quality
Background: Nursing quality indicators (NQIs) are essential for evaluating and managing care, yet few validated NQIs exist for emergency nursing. The dynamic nature of this field demands specific, validated indicators. Purpose: The purpose of this review
Meeri Mustonen, Maria Ameel, Marita Ritmala, Helena Leino-Kilpi   +3 more
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Emergency nurse news

Nursing Standard, 1992
Accident and emergency nurses have always been at the forefront of advances in patient treatment. To remain up-to-date in clinical practice, I believe that nurses need access to the latest research and information.
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