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BMC Nursing / 2025 / United Kingdom
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...
BMC Nursing / 2025 / United Kingdom
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..
BMC Nursing / 2025 / United Kingdom
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..
BMC Nursing / 2025 / United Kingdom
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,...
BMC Nursing / 2025 / United Kingdom
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...
BMC Nursing / 2025 / United Kingdom
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...
BMC Nursing / 2026 / United Kingdom
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..