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Journal Title: Frontiers in Nursing
Chinese Title: 《前沿护理学》
ISSN: 3105-7993 (print) / 3105-8000 (online)
Publishing Model: Gold Open Access (CC BY 4.0 license)
Distributed by: China International Book Trading Corporation (CIBTC)
Import Registration Number: G015Z137
Publisher: Macau Sino-Foreign Medical Publishing Limited
Publication Frequency: Quarterly
Language of Submission: English
Submission Requirements: Abstract, keywords, author affiliations, names, and references
Core Focus
Frontiers in Nursing is an international academic journal committed to advancing innovative research and pioneering practices in nursing science. It fosters multidimensional growth within nursing disciplines, emphasizing evidence-based practice, precision nursing, intelligent healthcare technologies, and global health nursing. We encourage interdisciplinary research that integrates clinical practice, digital technology, public health, and social sciences, offering theoretical foundations and practical insights for building future-oriented nursing systems.
Scope
We welcome submissions in the following areas:
Evidence-Based Nursing Practice and Clinical Decision Models
Precision Nursing and Personalized Health Management
Smart Nursing Technologies and Digital Health Solutions
Nursing Policy and Healthcare System Innovation
Geriatric Care and Chronic Disease Management
Critical Care and Disaster Emergency Response
Nursing Education and Career Development
Cross-Cultural Nursing and Health Equity
Nursing Ethics and Patient Safety
Nursing Economics and Health Outcome Evaluation
Global Call for Editorial Board Members/Associate Editors/Peer Reviewers/Editor-in-Chief
We warmly invite experts and scholars worldwide in nursing, public health, and related fields to join our academic community. Apply online at:
http://tg.scionline2025.com/01/bw.asp
Online Submission
Submit manuscripts via:
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Aims and Vision
Our goal is to establish Frontiers in Nursing as an internationally authoritative platform, driving nursing practice toward scientific, intelligent, and human-centered approaches. We aim to build a global academic network, offering researchers, clinicians, and policymakers a high-quality forum to foster theoretical innovation and practical progress in nursing.
Global Indexing and Dissemination Plan
The journal assigns unique DOI identifiers to all published articles and is pursuing inclusion in the following databases:
Science Citation Index Expanded (SCIE)
MEDLINE/PubMed
Scopus
CINAHL
DOAJ
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Baidu Scholar
Wanfang Data
VIP Information
Macau Virtual Library
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Chaoxing Academic Platform
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CNKI
期刊名称： Frontiers in Nursing
中文刊名： 《前沿护理学》
ISSN： 3105-7993（印刷版）/ 3105-8000（网络版）
出版模式： 金色开放获取（CC BY 4.0许可）
发行单位： 中国国际图书贸易集团有限公司
进口报刊登记号： G015Z137
出版单位： 澳门中外医学出版有限公司
出版周期： 季刊
投稿语言： 英文
投稿要求： 摘要、关键词、作者单位、姓名及参考文献
核心定位
《前沿护理学》是一本致力于推动护理科学创新研究与前沿实践的国际学术期刊。期刊促进护理学科的多维发展，重点关注循证实践、精准护理、智能医疗技术及全球健康护理。我们鼓励融合临床实践、数字技术、公共卫生与社会科学的跨学科研究，为构建未来护理体系提供理论依据与实践指导。
收录范围
欢迎投稿以下领域：
循证护理实践与临床决策模型
精准护理与个性化健康管理
智能护理技术与数字健康解决方案
护理政策与医疗体系创新
老年护理与慢性病管理
危重症护理与灾害应急响应
护理教育与职业发展
跨文化护理与健康公平
护理伦理与患者安全
护理经济学与健康结果评价
全球招募编委/副主编/审稿人/主编
诚邀全球护理学、公共卫生及相关领域的专家学者加入我们的学术团队。
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在线投稿
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宗旨与愿景
我们的目标是将《前沿护理学》打造成为具有国际影响力的权威平台，推动护理实践向科学化、智能化及以人为本的方向发展。我们致力于构建全球学术网络，为研究者、临床工作者及政策制定者提供高质量的交流平台，促进护理学的理论创新与实践进步。
全球收录与传播计划
本刊为所有发表文章注册唯一DOI标识，并致力于被以下数据库收录：
Science Citation Index Expanded (SCIE)
MEDLINE/PubMed
Scopus
CINAHL
DOAJ
谷歌学术
百度学术
万方数据
维普资讯
澳门虚拟图书馆
龙源期刊网
超星学术平台
长江数据库
新华网学术中国
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| Abstract: This article retrospectively analyzes the clinical data and nursing process of a 77-year-old patient with postoperative left lung mucinous adenocarcinoma complicated by intrapulmonary metastasis and bone metastasis.Upon admission, the patient presented with clinical symptoms including general soreness, nausea and vomiting, chesttightness, and fatigue, along with comorbidities such as chronic renal insufficiency and hypertension. During thenursing period, the nursing team developed a nursing plan focusing on pain management, symptom care, complicationprevention, psychological support, and discharge guidance based on a comprehensive assessment. After 12 days ofnursing intervention, the patient achieved well-controlled pain, relieved infection, and improved symptoms beforebeing discharged. This case provides a reference for the nursing of patients with advanced lung cancer metastasis,contributing to enhancing the nursing quality and quality of life for similar patients. | ||||
| Application of Optimized Process in Trauma Emergency Nursing | |
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| Abstract：Objective: This study aims to explore the effect evaluation and impact deepening of implementing process optimization strategies in the nursing practice for critically ill trauma patients.Methods: A total of 100 critically illtrauma patients facing severe life challenges, admitted to the hospital from October 2021 to August 2023, wereselected as the research subjects. These patients were divided into a control group and an observation group accordingto the emergency nursing mode they received, with 50 patients in each group. The control group received routinenursing services based on the traditional framework to meet basic medical needs, while the observation groupbenefited from the optimized nursing process. The core of this study was to comprehensively examine and comparethe efficiency of the two groups in multiple key treatment links, including admission response speed, ability to quicklyestablish intravenous access, accuracy and timeliness of condition assessment, implementation efficiency ofcardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), adequacy and speed of surgical preparation, and guarantee of timely oxygensupply.Results: In the comparative analysis, the observation group showed a significant reduction in all key treatmenttime indicators—admission time, time to establish intravenous access, condition assessment time, CPR time, surgicalpreparation time, and oxygen inhalation time—compared with the control group, and this difference was highlystatistically significant (P<0.05), demonstrating the remarkable effect of the optimized nursing process in improvingtreatment efficiency. At the same time, the incidence of adverse reactions in the observation group during theprognosis period was significantly lower than that in the control group, which further confirmed the significantadvantage of the optimized nursing process in reducing the risk of complications and promoting patient recovery,with a significant difference (P<0.05). Finally, in terms of patient satisfaction, the satisfaction of the observationgroup was significantly higher than that of the control group, and this difference also reached statistical significance(P<0.05), fully illustrating the important role of the optimized nursing process in improving patients’ medicalexperience and enhancing doctor-patient trust.Conclusion: The implementation of optimized emergency nursingstrategies in the field of trauma emergency can significantly improve the success rate of rescue and effectivelypromote the positive improvement of patients’ prognosis. | ||||
| Application Effect Analysis of Scenario Simulation Teaching in the Training of Core Emergency Response Capabilities for Gynecological Nurses | |
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| Abstract：Objective: To explore the application effect of scenario simulation teaching in the training of core emergency response capabilities for gynecological nurses, and to provide empirical evidence for optimizing thetraining model of gynecological nurses. Methods: A total of 20 in-service gynecological nurses in the gynecologydepartment of our hospital from January 2024 to January 2025 were selected and randomly divided into a controlgroup (10 nurses, receiving traditional lecture-based training) and an observation group (10 nurses, receiving scenariosimulation teaching training). The theoretical scores of emergency response, operational assessment scores, andemergency response capability scores of the two groups were compared before and after training, and the nurses'satisfaction with the teaching model was counted after training. Results: After training, the theoretical score (89.6±5.2points) and operational score (91.3±4.8 points) of the observation group were significantly higher than those of thecontrol group (78.5±6.1 points, 80.2±5.5 points), with statistically significant differences (P<0.05); the scores of theobservation group in the dimensions of "rapid assessment", "decision-making", and "teamwork" in emergencyresponse capability were better than those of the control group (P<0.05); the satisfaction of the observation groupwith the training model (90.00%) was higher than that of the control group (40.00%). Conclusion: Scenariosimulation teaching can significantly improve the core emergency response capabilities of gynecological nurses,enhance the effectiveness of training and nurses' satisfaction, and is worthy of promotion and application in theemergency training of gynecological nurses. | ||||
| Application Effect of Operating Room Detailed Nursing in Laparoscopic Appendectomy for Appendicitis in Adolescent Patients | |
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| Abstract：Objective: To analyze the application effect of operating room detailed nursing. Methods: Eighty adolescent patients with appendicitis who underwent laparoscopic surgery from January 2021 to December 2023were selected and randomly divided into two groups. The control group received routine nursing, while theobservation group received operating room detailed nursing. The differences in postoperative prognostic indicatorsbetween the two groups were compared; the changes in anxiety, depression scores and stress indicators before andafter nursing were observed; and the differences in nursing satisfaction between the two groups were compared.Results: Compared with the control group, the observation group had better postoperative prognostic indicators, witha statistically significant difference (P＜0.05); after nursing, the observation group had lower anxiety and depressionscores, with a statistically significant difference (P＜0.05); after nursing, the levels of epinephrine and norepinephrinein the observation group were lower, with a statistically significant difference (P＜0.05); the observation group hadhigher nursing satisfaction, with a statistically significant difference (P＜0.05).Conclusion: The implementation ofoperating room detailed nursing helps improve patients' postoperative prognosis and promotes early discharge ofpatients, which is worthy of promotion and application. | ||||
| Evaluation of the Effect of Individualized Nursing Intervention on Nursing Satisfaction in Uremic Patients Undergoing Blood Purification Therapy | |
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| Aihua Chen | ||||
| Abstract：Objective: To explore the application value of individualized nursing in uremic patients undergoing blood purification therapy.Methods: A total of 100 uremic patients who received blood purification therapy in our hospitalfrom February 2024 to February 2025 were divided into two groups (control group and experimental group) usingthe random number table method. The control group was given routine nursing, while the experimental group receivedindividualized nursing. The effects of the two nursing modes were compared.Results: After intervention, theexperimental group (with individualized nursing) showed significant advantages in uremic patients’ emotional state,Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI) score, total effective rate, complication rate, and nursing satisfaction (all P <0.05).Conclusion: Individualized nursing has a definite effect during blood purification therapy for uremic patientsand is worthy of clinical promotion. | ||||
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