Perceived nursing work environment of critical care nurses

Article Abstract:

The study aims to examine the psychometric characteristics of the Nursing Work Index- Revised (NWI-R) in a national sample of critical care nurses, and to compare these results with those found in other settings. The Perceived Nursing Work environment (PNWE), a measure of the work environment as perceived by nurses, represents the latest version of the Nursing Work Index-Revised based on current practice.

General services, Analysis, Safety and security measures, Work environment

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Mapping the field: A biometric analysis of the research utilization literature in nursing

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The knowledge gap in the field of nursing by bibliometrically analyzing the research utilization literature in nursing is addressed. The research utilization is mapped as a field of study in nursing using bibliometric methods, and the structure of this scientific community, including the current network of researchers is identified.

Biometric research

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