Self-care and cancer: Comment on Riegel et al. (2020) 'Characteristics of self-care interventions for patients with a ch...
Published in International journal of nursing studies
Published in International journal of nursing studies
Published in International journal of nursing studies
Continuous remote monitoring of vital signs on the hospital ward gained popularity during the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome coronavirus 2 pandemic due to its ability to support early detection of respiratory failure, and the possibility to do so without physical contact between patient and clinician. The effect of continuous monitoring on patie...
Published in International journal of nursing studies
Published in International journal of nursing studies
Published in International journal of nursing studies
An appropriate clinical learning environment has been identified as pivotal in nursing undergraduate education and should be planned responsibly. Specifically, night shifts placements have been documented as an important opportunity for developing a full understanding of the nursing profession and the whole process of nursing care. However, night s...
Published in International journal of nursing studies
Novice nurses experience radical changes in their sleep-wake cycle and sleep difficulties after exposure to a rotating shift work schedule. The link between workplace hardship and employee turnover may be dependent on factors at the individual level, e.g., individual health. Nurses with sleep disturbance are more vulnerable to stressful stimuli and...
Published in International journal of nursing studies
Multiple aspects of nurses' rosters interact to affect the quality of patient care they can provide and their own health, safety and wellbeing. (1) Develop and test a matrix incorporating multiple aspects of rosters and recovery sleep that are individually associated with three fatigue-related outcomes - fatigue-related clinical errors, excessive s...
Published in International journal of nursing studies
A pressing international concern is the issue of mental health workforce capacity, which is also of concern in England where staff attrition rates are significantly higher than in physical health services. Increasing demand for mental health services has led to severe financial pressures resulting in staff shortages, increased workloads, and work-r...
Published in International journal of nursing studies
The concept of empowerment seems promising for people living with dementia to live their life as they want to for as long as possible. Therefore, this study aimed to explore what the concept of empowerment means and includes for people living with dementia from the perspectives of people living with dementia themselves, their informal caregivers, a...
Published in International journal of nursing studies
Foot ulcers are common among people with diabetes. These ulcers are caused by a number of factors including trauma. To date, research findings on the origin of external trauma and the outcome of foot ulcers resulting from an external trauma have not been summarised. To examine the origin of external trauma that contribute to the development of foot...