Evidence-based nursing

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Publications

2023

Joanna L Hart
Family presence during critical illness may protect against delirium. Evidence-based nursing (2023)
Danilo Buonsenso
Further evidence from a large US electronic health record-based study that some children and adolescents can develop postacute sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 infection. Evidence-based nursing (2023)
Motti Haimi
Challenges and attitudes of the elderly population in using telemedicine services during the COVID-19 pandemic. Evidence-based nursing (2023)
Michael Brown, Lynne Marsh
Patterns of health service utilisation by children with intellectual disabilities require specific responses to reduce health inequalities. Evidence-based nursing (2023)
Zahra Rahemi, Olga F Jarrín
Older adults in the USA with limited English proficiency have high rates of intensive end-of-life care and low rates of palliative care and advance care planning. Evidence-based nursing (2023)
Carmel Hughes
Involving community healthcare professionals and empowering older adults and their informal carers may improve medication management following hospital discharge. Evidence-based nursing (2023)
Kimberley C O'Sullivan
Becoming unable to afford adequate home heating is associated with increased risk of severe mental distress. Evidence-based nursing (2023)
Marsha L Campbell-Yeo
Unintended consequences of restricting father presence during maternity care during the COVID-19 pandemic. Evidence-based nursing (2023)
Leah Armitage, Florian Walter
Nurses' perception of what makes a good care experience for children and young people with intellectual disabilities align with parents' perceptions. Evidence-based nursing (2023)
Marco Cascella
Rocuronium increases the risk of awareness with paralysis in mechanically ventilated ED patients: the need for multidisciplinary educational efforts. Evidence-based nursing (2023)
Evonne T Curran
Evidenced-based infection prevention and control (IPC) guidelines: are just not evidenced-based. Evidence-based nursing (2023)
Suman Pal
Sources of vaccine information may have role in decreasing hesitancy among healthcare workers in UK toward receiving COVID-19 regularly. Evidence-based nursing (2023)
Cali E Johnson, Benjamin S Brooke
Preoperative functional performance is the best predictor for loss of independence after major surgery among older adults. Evidence-based nursing (2023)
Antonio Simone Laganà, David Lukanovič, Marco Noventa, Chrysoula Margioula-Siarkou, Sanja Terzic, Vito Chiantera
Menstrual cycle changes after COVID-19 vaccination or infection: not two sides of the same coin. Evidence-based nursing (2023)
Adnan Sharif
Competing wishes of next-of-kin versus the deceased when it comes to organ donation consent. Evidence-based nursing (2023)
Chelone Lee-Wo
COVID-19 pandemic service alterations linked to adverse impacts on perinatal and postpartum outcomes. Evidence-based nursing (2023)
Yogen Singh
Preventing cardiac arrest in high-risk children by implementing low-cost technology independent quality improvement safety bundle. Evidence-based nursing (2023)
Fabian Herold, Notger G Müller
First promising steps have been done, but there is still a long way to go: further evidence on the effectiveness of digitally delivered and home-based physical exercises to foster healthy ageing. Evidence-based nursing (2023)
Andrew J E Harding, Silvia Gonella
More investment in end-of-life care training of healthcare professionals is required to enhance care, evidence and outcomes. Evidence-based nursing (2023)
Alvaro Cavieres
Pilot study confirms the feasibility of implementing a group intervention to help people with intellectual disabilities cope with stigma. Evidence-based nursing (2023)
Vittoria Sorice, Sandie Ireland
Universities and industry stakeholders must collaborate to address racism faced by healthcare students. Evidence-based nursing (2023)
Alexis Weber, Kathleen Ronca, Myriam Cadet
Nurses' Attitudes Towards Family Importance in Nursing Care Across Europe. Evidence-based nursing (2023)
Michael A Rosen
Build teamwork on a solid foundation: team familiarity promotes effective interprofessional collaboration. Evidence-based nursing (2023)
Jane Cook
Collective experiences of people living with diabetes undertaking the inpatient journey and the nurses and midwives who support them. Evidence-based nursing (2023)
Motti Haimi
Challenges and attitudes of the elderly population in using telemedicine services during the COVID-19 pandemic. Evidence-based nursing (2023)
Korijna Valenti
LGBT+-specific experiences of partner bereavement suggest avoiding assumptions, promoting agency in disclosure and using inclusive communication as key to safe, accessible, supportive care. Evidence-based nursing (2023)
Magalie L Alcindor
Healthcare inequities in the underserved population beyond the fanfare surrounding a pandemic: COVID-19. Evidence-based nursing (2023)
Francisco Dionisio, Marina Fuertes
Maternal emotions increase the desire for antibiotic use and pressure on health professionals to prescribe antibiotics to their infants. Evidence-based nursing (2023)
Sanya Bawa, Nisha A Gilotra
Early diuretic administration may improve outcomes for patients presenting with heart failure exacerbation. Evidence-based nursing (2023)
Fatemeh Ebrahimpour
Need to reduce anxiety and obtain individualised information are considered the main supportive components of parents/caregivers of children with cancer through the COVID-19 pandemic in the UK. Evidence-based nursing (2023)
Kirsteen Lang, Ben Parkinson
Problem-based learning in nurse education. Evidence-based nursing (2023)
Mette Senneseth
Perceptions of the realisation of recovery-oriented principles in psychiatric hospitals are lower among service users and family members than staff. Evidence-based nursing (2023)
Nishad Rahman, Jesse M Pines
What we can learn from paediatric ED visit changes during pandemics and epidemics. Evidence-based nursing (2023)
John Rose
Nurses need to develop knowledge and skills to support the transition from child to adult health services for people with intellectual disabilities. Evidence-based nursing (2023)
Jacinta Brinsley, Simon Rosenbaum
Walking in nature can help depression. Evidence-based nursing (2023)

volume 26, number 1, 2023

Alison Twycross, Jenny Ceolta-Smith, Clare Rayner
Abandoned by governments and employers. Evidence-based nursing 26 (1) (2023)
Alison Twycross, Jenny Ceolta-Smith, Clare Rayner
Abandoned by governments and employers. Evidence-based nursing 26 (1) (2023)

volume 26, number 2, 2023

Roberta Heale
Resources page. Evidence-based nursing 26 (2) (2023)
Alexis Weber, Kathleen Ronca, Myriam Cadet
Nurses' Attitudes Towards Family Importance in Nursing Care Across Europe. Evidence-based nursing 26 (2) (2023)
Adnan Sharif
Competing wishes of next-of-kin versus the deceased when it comes to organ donation consent. Evidence-based nursing 26 (2) (2023)
Roberta Heale
Resources page. Evidence-based nursing 26 (2) (2023)
Adnan Sharif
Competing wishes of next-of-kin versus the deceased when it comes to organ donation consent. Evidence-based nursing 26 (2) (2023)
Evonne T Curran
Evidenced-based infection prevention and control (IPC) guidelines: are just not evidenced-based. Evidence-based nursing 26 (2) (2023)
Evonne T Curran
Evidenced-based infection prevention and control (IPC) guidelines: are just not evidenced-based. Evidence-based nursing 26 (2) (2023)
Alexis Weber, Kathleen Ronca, Myriam Cadet
Nurses' Attitudes Towards Family Importance in Nursing Care Across Europe. Evidence-based nursing 26 (2) (2023)
Magalie L Alcindor
Healthcare inequities in the underserved population beyond the fanfare surrounding a pandemic: COVID-19. Evidence-based nursing 26 (2) (2023)
Kirsteen Lang, Ben Parkinson
Problem-based learning in nurse education. Evidence-based nursing 26 (2) (2023)
Magalie L Alcindor
Healthcare inequities in the underserved population beyond the fanfare surrounding a pandemic: COVID-19. Evidence-based nursing 26 (2) (2023)
Kirsteen Lang, Ben Parkinson
Problem-based learning in nurse education. Evidence-based nursing 26 (2) (2023)

volume 26, number 4, 2023

Alison Twycross, Jane Wray
NHS England long-term workforce plan: Can this deliver the workforce transformation so urgently needed or is it just more rhetoric? Evidence-based nursing 26 (4) (2023)