International Emergency Nursing

Papers
(The H4-Index of International Emergency Nursing is 15. 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 2021-06-01 to 2025-06-01.)
ArticleCitations
Social and structural determinants and their associations with patient experience in the emergency department61
Effects of anticipated prescription of radiography by the triage nurse on the waiting time in an emergency department48
Barriers and facilitators among health care professionals in the Emergency Department for treating paediatric patients pain and anxiety. A qualitative survey study27
Corrigendum to “Ambulance staff’s ways of understanding health care encounters in stigmatized neighborhoods – A phenomenographic study” [Int. Emerg. Nurs. 74 (2024) 101451]25
Identification and assessment of nursing task errors in emergency department using SHERPA technique and offering remedial strategies25
“There are two of us“: Registered nurses’ experience of teamwork and working alone in the Swedish ambulance service—a qualitative interview study25
Exploring the relationship between family care, organizational support, and resilience on the professional quality of life among emergency nurses: A cross-sectional study22
Challenges influencing proper implementation of quality health care referral system in Kaloleni Sub-county, Kilifi County in Kenya19
The effect of computer-based decision support system on emergency department triage: Non-randomised controlled trial18
Those who opt to leave: Comparison by triage acuity of emergency patients who leave prior to seeing a medical practitioner18
Emergency department care experience of suicidal patients: A qualitative analysis of patients’ perspectives17
What are the needs of frail older patients in the emergency department? A qualitative study17
Degree of interruptions experienced by emergency department nurses and interruption related factors16
Nurses’ perceptions of clinical leadership in the emergency department: A qualitative descriptive study15
Front-line emergency department nurses’ and physicians’ assessments of processes of elder-friendly care for quality improvement15
People brought to the emergency department under involuntary assessment orders: A scoping review15
Back to basics: Practical strategies to reduce sensory overstimulation in the emergency department identified by adults and caregivers of children with autism spectrum disorder15
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