Evidence-Based Nursing
(EBN) publishes critical commentaries and summaries of the most valid research in nursing, from other international healthcare journals.
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Commentary:
Universities and industry stakeholders must collaborate to address racism faced by healthcare students17 March 2023
Health promotion and public health:
Sources of vaccine information may have role in decreasing hesitancy among healthcare workers in UK toward receiving COVID-19 regularly17 March 2023
Nursing issues:
Build teamwork on a solid foundation: team familiarity promotes effective interprofessional collaboration17 March 2023
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Mental Health
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Mental health services should acknowledge and respect refugee social and cultural values to increase update/use21 March 2023
Commentary:
Oncology nurses need more education and support to help reduce suicide rates in patients with cancer21 March 2023
Commentary:
Non-pharmacological treatments may improve cognition in mild cognitive impairment21 March 2023
Mental health:
Perceptions of the realisation of recovery-oriented principles in psychiatric hospitals are lower among service users and family members than staff9 March 2023
Commentary:
Risk of developing post-traumatic stress disorder high among post survivors of severe COVID-19 infections23 December 2022
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Editorial:
Evidenced-based infection prevention and control (IPC) guidelines: are just not evidenced-based21 March 2023
Commentary:
Professional discrimination toward nurses increases nurse silence threatening patient safety outcomes21 September 2022
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Preventing post-traumatic stress disorder and supporting the mental health of hospital nurses: interventions and innovations21 September 2022
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Coping strategies and resilience in students should be supported by nursing curricula22 December 2021
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