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International Emergency Nursing Vol. 66 January 2023
Emergency nurses’ communication experiences with patients and their
families during the COVID-19 pandemic: A qualitative study
Background: In the emergency department, essential information is verified primarily through communication with patients and families. Thus, an in-depth understanding of emergency nurses’ communication experiences with patients is required to…
International Emergency Nursing Vol. 63 July 2022
Pre-hospital emergency nurse specialist’s experiences in caring for patients with non-specific chief complaints in the ambulance – A qualitative interview study
Background: Pre-hospital emergency nurse (PEN) specialists are faced with patients presenting with non-specific
chief complaints (NSC) to the emergency medical service (EMS) on a daily basis. These patients are often elderly and one in three has a…
chief complaints (NSC) to the emergency medical service (EMS) on a daily basis. These patients are often elderly and one in three has a…
International Emergency Nursing Vol. 61 March 2022
Emergency trauma care during the COVID-19 pandemic: A phenomenological study of nurses’ experiences
Objective: This study aimed to explore nurses’ experiences in delivering emergency trauma care during the
COVID-19 pandemic at a level I trauma centre in Saudi Arabia.
Methods: A qualitative, descriptive phenomenological design was utilised, in…
COVID-19 pandemic at a level I trauma centre in Saudi Arabia.
Methods: A qualitative, descriptive phenomenological design was utilised, in…
International Emergency Nursing Vol. 59 November 2021
Prehospital Emergency Nurses’ coping strategies associated to traumatic experiences
Background: Prehospital care constitutes a work environment in which Prehospital Emergency Nurses (PENs) are exposed to traumatic situations that can lead to stress and increase their vulnerability to stress reactions. PENs’ coping strategies after…
International Emergency Nursing Vol. 59 November 2021
Perceived health, perceived social support and professional quality of life in hospital emergency nurses
Background: Emergency department nurses are continually exposed to distressing experiences that can lead to burnout, compassion fatigue, and compassionate satisfaction, thus could affect the professional quality of life.
The aim of this study was to…
The aim of this study was to…