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Current Issue. November 2024 - Volume 124 - Issue 11. Editor-in-Chief:Carl A. Kirton, DNP, MBA, RN, ANP, FAAN. ISSN:0002-936X. Online ISSN:1538-7488. Frequency:12 issues per year. Ranking:32/191. Impact Factor:2.5. eTOC Alert. AJN Featured Articles. Original Research: Exploring Black Nurses' Perceptions of Workplace Safety and Personal Health.
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Globally, the issue of high nurse turnover rates is prevalent in China. The COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated the attrition rate of nurses. Turnover intention is the most reliable predictor of nurse turnover.
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AJN, American Journal of Nursing. 124 (8):26-33, August 2024. This qualitative phenomenological study sought to explore the experiences of, and quality of care for, nurses who were admitted as patients to a hospital directly from an ED.
