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Curated nursing research articles identified as originating from United Kingdom.
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These 24 reviewed records are associated with United Kingdom in the available source metadata. Country labels may describe the study setting, author affiliation, or source context, so confirm the original paper before making jurisdiction-specific conclusions.
This is a published protocol, not a completed study, describing a planned JBI-methodology scoping review that will search ten databases and grey literature for English-language research on how substance use and...
A 2022 survey of all six substance use treatment facilities in Uasin Gishu County, Kenya found severe gaps in bed capacity (174 beds for 1.1 million people), opioid medication availability (no facility stocked...
This is a study protocol, not a results paper, for a cluster randomised controlled trial testing a two-part community participatory intervention against usual care in two Chiangmai, Thailand subdistricts. It targets...
A Japanese nationwide survey of 539 palliative care unit nurses found that basic comfort care and repositioning were frequently used for cancer pain (about 80% of nurses), regardless of whether a patient's prognosis...
Cancer nurses across Cheshire and Mersey showed improving average depression scores over six months of the pandemic recovery period, but 32% still reported severe depression at 6 months. Professional identity, peer...
In a retrospective study of 150 children recovering from upper extremity fracture surgery, an SOP-based (standard operating procedure) comfort care model was linked to significantly better joint mobility, joint...
In a study of 4,023 nursing home residents across seven European countries and Israel, 32% had depressive symptoms but only about 47% of those residents received antidepressants; overall, 35.6% of residents used...
In a 970-woman Ontario cohort, only 28.8% gained weight within 2009 IOM guidelines; anxiety was the strongest predictor of inadequate gain and pre-pregnancy overweight status the strongest predictor of excess gain,...
In a survey of 185 patients at a public psychiatric hospital in Benin, Nigeria, just over half (52.4%) were satisfied with nursing care, while privacy, responsiveness, and awareness of patient needs were the top...
In a randomized trial of 100 adults undergoing sinus surgery, a five-session computer-assisted CBT program lowered preoperative anxiety, stabilized cortisol and vital signs, reduced postoperative insomnia, shortened...
In this exploratory Canadian study, 11 frontline staff on a pediatric eating disorders unit reported moderate (not high) burnout on the Copenhagen Burnout Inventory a year after DBT training, and all felt DBT had...
In a March 2025 survey of 122 UAE nursing students using the DAP-R and FATCOD scales, only 26.2% reported high comfort with end-of-life care, and death avoidance (r = -0.506) was the strongest predictor of lower...
A national eDelphi study updated Canada's 2010 home health nursing competencies, narrowing 359 preexisting competencies down to a final set of 79 through nurse-panel consensus and broad stakeholder consultation, adding..
A 28-day feasibility study found that EMA text-message surveys combined with a wearable actigraphic device were largely feasible for monitoring suicidal ideation in 20 community-dwelling adults, with 82.05% average EMA..
In this Australian qualitative study, 15 women (10 followed up 6–12 months later) described how a single community-based nurse improved their access to healthcare after domestic violence through flexible outreach,...
In a study of 446 Chinese neuro-oncology nurses, 36.4% reported missed nursing care, and latent profile analysis identified three distinct risk groups. A better practice environment and greater psychological capital...
A 2020 mixed-methods systematic review of 104 RCTs finding that psychological therapies, especially trauma-focused and phase-based approaches, are effective and acceptable post-treatment for reducing PTSD and...
This study evaluated the feasibility of licensed vocational nurses (LVNs) using a clinical decision support (CDS) app to assess urinary tract infections (UTIs) in nursing home residents. Conducted as a simulation at a...
This research programme, SUPA, developed a cognitive-behavioural therapy-based intervention to improve ART uptake and adherence among PLWH. While an underpowered RCT found no significant difference on primary MEMS...
This qualitative focus group study explores nursing students' views on clinical simulation for teaching safe medication administration. Key findings: Students found simulations useful for linking theory/practice and...
Abstract Background Low-value care (LVC) is increasingly recognized as a contributor to inefficiency in healthcare. Pressure injury (PI) is a key nursing-sensitive quality indicator and involve numerous interventions....
This qualitative study explores agency, autonomy, and authority among Lead Tissue Viability Nurses (LTVNs). Interviews with six LTVNs revealed restricted agency, marginalization of their specialized knowledge, and...
This article describes the VIVALDI Social Care data pipeline, a new system in England designed to automate the collection and linkage of health data from care homes. It aims to improve monitoring and research on...
This qualitative study reveals how Bedouin patients in rural Saudi hospitals experience cultural safety (or lack thereof) through nurse-patient communication. It highlights the importance of 'listening beyond words' to..
