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Volume 13 (2026): Issue 1 (Mar 2026)

Frontiers of Nursing
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Issue 1 (March 2026)

17 articles
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|Mar 2026
Research advances in the application of early enteral nutrition in elderly patients with severe acute pancreatitis†
Yue-Fang Gao and  Fang He  
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|Mar 2026
Death anxiety in patients with heart failure: an updated integrative review
Wanich Suksatan  
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|Mar 2026
Review of diabetes education intervention targeting parent/caregiver of children with type 1 diabetes
Ola Hasoneh,  Jafar A. Alshraideh and  Diana H. Arabiat  
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|Mar 2026
Risk factors for kinesiophobia after total hip arthroplasty: a prospective observational study†
Xiao-Lin Zuo,  Jing-Wei Zhang,  Jing Li,  Yan Wen and  Shi-Xin Zhao  
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|Mar 2026
An investigation of nursing practices and processes and patient experiences in relation to virtual outpatient clinics in an acute care hospital–considerations for nurse managers†
Elaine Harris,  Marian Hayden,  Joanna Rea,  Patricia White,  Margaret McCann,  Leona Connolly and  Catherine McCabe  
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|Mar 2026
Risk for physical inactivity due to inadequate health literacy among middleaged Japanese adults: a cross-sectional study†
Nao Sonoda and  Akiko Morimoto  
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|Mar 2026
Analysis relationship between body composition and blood pressure among rural adults†
Yunus Elon,  Evelin Malinti,  Joshua H. L. Tobing and  Samuel Maju Simanjuntak  
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|Mar 2026
Root cause analysis from the perspectives of patients in primary care units: cases study of typical adverse drug events†
Ping Gong,  Xing-Yang Chen,  Qin Long and  Ting-Ting Zhou  
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|Mar 2026
Navigating change: the educational and cultural transition experiences of migrant Filipino nurses
Glenn Ford D. Valdez  
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|Mar 2026
From classroom to bedside: nursing students’ perspectives on implementing a best practice guideline for developing and sustaining nursing leadership
Kara Cabangcalan,  Alaa Daloul,  Safiya Mir and  Elham Al-Omari  
eISSN: 2544-8994|ISSN: 2097-5368|Language: English|Publication frequency: 4 times per year
Published by: Shanxi Medical Periodical Press
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
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