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This focused index connects 9 reviewed records using the editorial keyword covid-19. Keywords support discovery; they do not replace a full reading of the methods, findings, and limitations.
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Systematic Reviews / 2021 / United Kingdom
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...
Wiley. Available from: John Wiley & Sons, Inc. 111 River Street, Hoboken, NJ 07030. Tel: 800-835-6770; e-mail: cs-journals@wiley.com; Web site: https://www.wiley.com/en-us / 2023 / Unknown
In a survey of 788 nursing interns, 24.7% screened positive for anxiety and 10.5% for depression; psychological resilience partially mediated (53.9%) the protective link between social support and fewer negative...
Open Medicine / 2023 / PL
A small Portuguese study found that two brief, nurse-led home education sessions on COVID-19 infection control were associated with a significant improvement in informal caregivers' subjective well-being (93.5%...
Journal of Online Graduate Education. c/o Maggie Broderick, PhD, Editor, National University, 9388 Lightwave Avenue, San Diego, CA 92123. Tel: 412-848-8206; Web site: https://ijoge.org/ / 2024 / Unknown
In interviews with eight emergency department RNs, understanding of trauma-informed care ranged from strong to nearly nonexistent, and while TIC modules were available, they were not mandatory or consistently...
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...
Frontiers in Psychiatry / 2025 / CH
In a survey of 136 inpatients at a South Korean forensic psychiatric hospital, anxiety was the strongest predictor of poorer quality of life during COVID-19, outweighing depression, stress, and social support....
Frontiers in Psychology / 2021 / CH
In this Italian study of 69 nurses assessed in March and September 2020, anxiety, probable PTSD, and peritraumatic dissociation all rose over six months rather than easing, and personality traits like openness and...
ClinicalTrials.gov / 2022 / Turkey (Türkiye)
This clinical trial compares high-fidelity simulation manikins versus standard demonstration methods for training first-year nursing students. The study aims to determine if students trained with simulations perform...
Virulence / 2026 / International
This Taiwanese serological survey reveals declining neutralizing antibody efficacy against SARS-CoV-2 Omicron variants, particularly pronounced in urban/suburban populations and special medical care groups (elderly...