OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Nursing Inquiry is 5. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-08-01 to 2025-08-01.)

Article	Citations
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Nursing students' experiences of moral uncertainty in the context of global health practicums	57
Control of resources in the nursing workplace: Power and patronage relations	31
“It's like we're at war”: Nurses’ resilience and coping strategies during the COVID‐19 pandemic	29
Exploring intersectoral collaboration in diabetes care: A positioning theoretical perspective	27
Nursing's curious inattention to the impact of name mispronunciation	27
The Vitruvian nurse and burnout: New materialist approaches to impossible ideals	26
The discourse of delivering person‐centred nursing care before, and during, the COVID‐19 pandemic: Care as collateral damage	24
The Fundamentals of Care in Practice: A Qualitative Contextual Inquiry	20
Decolonisation for health: A lifelong process of unlearning for Australian white nurse educators	20
Social acceleration, alienation, and resonance: Hartmut Rosa's writings applied to nursing	19
Correction to “Beyond Strength: The Paradox of the Strong Black Woman in Nursing and Leadership”	18
Issue Information	17
Time to treat the climate and nature crisis as one indivisible global health emergency	17
Advancing health equity in prelicensure nursing curricula: Findings from a critical review	16
Patient engagement, involvement, or participation — entrapping concepts in nurse‐patient interactions: A critical discussion	16
It's all about relationships: Developing nurse‐led primary health care in rural communities	15
Revealing historical perspectives on the professionalization of nursing education in Norway—Dilemmas in the past and the present	14
Marginalization and women's healthcare in Ghana: Incorporating colonial origins, unveiling women's knowledge, and empowering voices	13
What constitutes philosophical activity in nursing? Toward a definition of nursing philosophy based on an interpretive synthesis of the recent literature	13
Socialized to care: Nursing student experiences with faculty, preceptors, and patients	13
Professionalising care into compliance: The challenge for personalised care models	12
Disrupting the epistemic arrangements of nursing education canon: Reflections about a prelicensure Community Engagement series	12
Toward disrupting normalized incivility in our nursing workplaces	12
An Exploration of Personally Mediated Racism Among Nursing Students Through the Participant‐Driven Photo‐Elicitation Method	12

Indigenous Relational Practices as a Strategy to Transform Acute Hospital Settings: A Kaupapa Māori Grounded Theory Study	12
Exploring that which lies beyond nursing's historic humanist preoccupation	11
Digital Artifacts of Self‐Representation: A Critical Qualitative Analysis of Nursing Memes	11
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Understanding Socio‐Material Relations in Nurse Staffing Systems: Insights From a Qualitative Study in England and Wales	11
On Artificial Critical Reflection	11
Issue Information	10
The social relations of prayer in healthcare: Adding to nursing's equity‐oriented professional practice and disciplinary knowledge	10
Toward a moral commitment: Exposing the covert mechanisms of racism in the nursing discipline	10
A critical perspective on institutional violence against hospitalized children: Testimonies by health professionals and family members	10
A critical race analysis of structural and institutional racism: Rethinking overseas registered nurses' recruitment to and working conditions in the United Kingdom	10
Social Determinants of Chronic Pain Management for People Who Use Drugs: An Ethics of Care Approach	10
Walking a tightrope: A meta‐synthesis from frontline nurses during the COVID‐19 pandemic	10
Issue Information	10
Conceptualizing a Nursing Model for Integration of Patient Engagement Into Perinatal Digital Health Development and Quality Assurance: A Critical Interpretive Synthesis	10
An integrative literature review and critical reflection on nurses' agency	9
Bridges between two medical realities: Perspectives of Indigenous medical and nursing students on snakebite care in the Brazilian Amazon	8
Social media opposition to the 2022/2023 UK nurse strikes	8
Understanding rebel nurse leadership‐as‐practice: Challenging and changing the status quo in hospitals	8
Understanding person‐centered care within a complex social context: A qualitative study of Saudi Arabian acute care nursing	8
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The evolution of advanced nursing practice: Gender, identity, power and patriarchy	8
Nursing violent patients: Vulnerability and the limits of the duty to provide care	8
Nursing students doing gender: Implications for higher education and the nursing profession	8
The evolving language of diversity	7
When to err is inhuman: An examination of the influence of artificial intelligence‐driven nursing care on patient safety	7
Evolving beyond antiracism: Reflections on the experience of developing a cultural safety curriculum in a tertiary education setting	7
Call for emergency action to limit global temperature increases, restore biodiversity, and protect health	7
Problematising assumptions about ‘centredness’ in patient and family centred care research in acute care settings	7
Exposing othering in nursing education praxis	7
For the flaring up of the flu: The nurses of the Maggiore Hospital in Milan hit by the Spanish fever	7
Stirring the Sleeping Giant? an Evaluation of a Planetary Health Political Action Sequential Simulation for Nursing Students	7
A critical examination of epistemological congruence between intersectionality and feminist poststructuralism: Toward an integrated framework for health research	7
Commentary from the left to the right side of the ledger: Fully expressing the real value of nursing	6
Structural injustice and dismantling racism in health and healthcare	6
New medicine for neuromuscular diseases: An evolving paradox for patient and family hopes and expectations	6
Issue Information	6
Aesthetic Leadership in Nursing: A Theoretical Proposal for Rehumanizing Care Delivery	6
With and for the Patient: The Knowledges Embodied in Nurses' Practices‐of‐Work in Acute Care	6
On the Evolving Complexities of Peer Review	6
A critical exploration of nurses' perceptions of access to oncology care among Indigenous peoples: Results of a national survey	6
The problem of comparing nurse practitioner practice with medical practice	6
A call for total nursing role reformation: Perceptions of Ghanaian nurses	6
Standards of proficiency for registered nurses—To what end? A critical analysis of contemporary mental health nursing within the United Kingdom context	6
‘Maybe what I do know is wrong…’: Reframing educator roles and professional development for teaching Indigenous health	6
Let's talk about the negative experiences of Black mental health service users in England: Now is the moment to consider watchful waiting to support their recovery	6
Exploring self‐care practices and health beliefs among men in the context of emerging infectious diseases: Lessons from the Mpox pandemic in Brazil	6
Issue Information	6
Integrating Ecofeminism Into Canadian Nursing to Tackle Climate Change and Health Issues	6
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“There is nothing to protect us from dying”: Black women's perceived sense of safety accessing pregnancy and intrapartum care	5
Issue Information	5
Correction to “Caregiving and Jurisprudence: A Sociolegal History of the Family and Implications for Nursing”	5
Navigating the Intersection of Race, Gender, and Nursing: Voices of Black Canadian Male Nurses	5
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Exploring new frontiers of knowledge in nursing science for a just planetary order	5
Subversive mythical figures and feminist resistance: On the rise of posthuman ‘professionals’	5
Combining Empathy With Creativity to Encourage Organ Donation in Lebanon	5
Living alone and using social media technologies: The experience of Filipino older adults during the COVID‐19 pandemic	5
Path of fear: Experiences of health professionals in the fight against COVID‐19	5
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