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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. 66 January 2023
Patients’ perspectives on care, communication, and teamwork in the
emergency department
Background: The work of healthcare professionals (HCPs) in the emergency department (ED) involves effective communication and efficient teamwork, which may be perceived differently by patients and HCPs. Therefore, it is important to explore patient…
International Emergency Nursing Vol. 66 January 2023
Physicians and nurse’s perceptions of leadership in military pre-hospital emergency care
Over the last 20 years, the Swedish Armed Forces have participated
in international armed operations in Afghanistan, Bosnia, Kosovo, and Liberia, among others [1]. Physicians and nurses are recruited from the civilian sector, and military physicians…
in international armed operations in Afghanistan, Bosnia, Kosovo, and Liberia, among others [1]. Physicians and nurses are recruited from the civilian sector, and military physicians…
International Emergency Nursing Vol. 67 March 2023
The effectiveness of online Visually Enhanced Mental Simulation in
developing casualty triage and management skills of paramedic program students: A quasi-experimental research study
Background: Paramedics who perform patient triaging in case of a mass casualty incident generally receive triage training during their undergraduate educational program. Triage training can be facilitated using various simulation modalities together…
International Emergency Nursing Vol. 67 March 2023
Urgent hospital transfers – The experiences and required skills of paramedics
Introduction: Global changes in the health and social care sector have centralized the treatment of emergency patients, leading to an increase of urgent hospital transfers. The aim of this study is to describe paramedics’ experiences gained while…
International Emergency Nursing Vol. 67 March 2023
What are the needs of frail older patients in the emergency department? A qualitative study
Background: There is an increase in the number of frail elderly patients presenting to the emergency department. Diagnosis and treatment for this patient group is challenging due to multimorbidity, a-typical presentation and polypharmacy and requires…
International Emergency Nursing Vol. 68 May 2023
Ambulance nurses’ experiences of pain management with Penthrox® in
Swedish ambulance care: A mixed method study
Background: Methoxyflurane (MTX) is an inhalation agent that has several potential benefits for limiting various types of pain in ambulance care.
Aim: To elucidate how ambulance nurses experience the characteristics of MTX in an ambulance care…
Aim: To elucidate how ambulance nurses experience the characteristics of MTX in an ambulance care…
International Emergency Nursing Vol. 68 May 2023
Can virtual reality reduce pain and anxiety in pediatric emergency care and promote positive response of parents of children? A quasi-experimental study
Aim: To evaluate the effectiveness of virtual reality to reduce pain and anxiety in pediatric patients during venipuncture procedure in emergency care and the behavioral response of their parents/companions.
Background: Virtual reality is being used…
Background: Virtual reality is being used…