Journal of nursing management
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To investigate patient safety culture and its relationship with obstacles to adverse event reporting in Chinese nursing homes. ⋯ A barrier-free adverse event reporting system should be built to reduce reporting obstacles and create a non-punitive patient safety culture in nursing homes.
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To assess the nurses' perceptions of spiritual climate of their hospital and to examine how it influences their professional quality of life (ProQoL). ⋯ This research provides direction for hospital policymakers and nurse leaders on the areas that could be improved to ensure excellent ProQoL among nurses. Making sure that the nurses' unique spirituality is encouraged, respected and accepted in clinical areas could contribute to improving compassion satisfaction and decreasing compassion fatigue among nurses.
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To identify Australian primary health care nurses' immediate support needs during the COVID-19 pandemic. ⋯ Responding to the needs of primary health care nurses has the potential to facilitate their role in providing community-based health care. This knowledge can guide the provision of support for primary health care nurses during the current pandemic, as well as informing planning for future health crises across the health service.
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To identify key factors influencing institutional nurses' self-perceived competencies in spiritual care. ⋯ Additional continuing education on spiritual care topics and the establishment of clear guidance and support from institutional administrators are required to enable nurses to deal with spiritual issues as they arise and improve the quality of holistic care.
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To explore nurses' perspectives on implementing advance care planning (ACP) in an acute setting. ⋯ Advance care planning provides a clear direction for health care professionals in meeting patients' desired outcomes. However, a lack of understanding and acceptance among the public, as well as systematic clinical routine supporting nurses' roles and responsibilities in ACP, was recognized.