Journal of Advanced Nursing

Abstract Aims The aim of this systematic review and meta‐analysis was to summarize and quantify peripheral intravenous catheter‐related complications. Design This systematic review is reported by means of the Cochrane process for randomized

Abstract Aims To describe the characteristics of medication administration (MA) incidents reported to have occurred in patients’ own homes (reporters’ profession, incident types, contributing factors, patient consequence, and most common medications

Abstract Aims To identify indicators of nursing care performance by identifying structures, processes, and outcomes that are relevant, feasible and have the potential for benchmarking in Swiss acute hospitals. Design A modified Delphi‐Consensus

Abstract Aims To systematically identify, evaluate and synthesize the available qualitative evidence on the mealtime care experiences of informal caregivers of people with dementia. Design A qualitative evidence synthesis using the Thomas and

Abstract Aims To explore the degree of empowering health counselling in well‐child visits, considering nurse and family perspectives and to examine its associated factors. Background Empowerment has gained high priority in the world health

Abstract Aims To assess the overall relative risk of diabetes in individuals with prediabetes based on updated diagnostic criteria, as compared with individuals with normoglycaemia; and to identify the study characteristics associated with the

Abstract Aim To examine the UK pandemic preparedness in light of health expenditure, nursing workforce, and mortality rates in and relation to nursing leadership. Background The Global Health Security Index categorized the preparedness of 195

Abstract Aims To investigate newly graduated Chinese nurses' intention to leave their jobs and to explore the association of intention to leave with nurse characteristics, person–environment fit, and social support. Design This was a cross

Abstract Aims To investigate which type of exercise is the most effective for people with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) or dementia. Background Exercise is recommended as a promising intervention for people with cognitive impairment. However