Nursing and Health Professions
Intensive Care
100%
Intensive Care Unit
63%
Emergency Ward
36%
Pediatric Intensive Care Unit
32%
Family-Centered Care
32%
Health Care Personnel
30%
Critical Illness
29%
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
28%
Systematic Review
25%
Disease
23%
Primary Medical Care
21%
Adolescent
20%
Psychometry
18%
Clinical Practice
18%
Frailty
17%
Practice Guideline
14%
Care Planning
14%
Meta Analysis
13%
Health Outcomes
12%
Quality of Life
12%
Intensive Care Nursing
11%
Physiotherapy
11%
Diabetic Neuropathy
11%
Radiotherapy
11%
Cost Effectiveness Analysis
11%
Transitional Care
11%
Traumatic Brain Injury
11%
Geriatric Assessment
11%
Thematic Analysis
11%
Standard of Practice
11%
Radiation Therapist
10%
Cross-Sectional Study
10%
Medline
9%
Physician
9%
Health Practitioner
8%
CINAHL
8%
Consumer
8%
Newborn Care
8%
Odds Ratio
7%
Hospital Readmission
7%
Clinician
7%
Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
7%
Drug Therapy
7%
Nursing Practice
6%
Ulcer
6%
Content Validity
6%
Nurse Attitude
6%
Patient Safety
6%
Self Care
6%
Factor Analysis
6%
Medicine and Dentistry
Intensive Care
74%
Intensive Care Unit
58%
Pediatrics
29%
Randomized Controlled Trial
21%
Neonatology
20%
Emergency Department
20%
Critical Illness
18%
COVID-19
17%
Social Health
14%
Systematic Review
14%
Clinician
12%
Adolescent
12%
Patient Experience
12%
Lung Dysplasia
11%
Radiation Therapy
11%
Primary Health Care
11%
Cost-Effectiveness Analysis
11%
Health Outcomes
11%
Radiographer
10%
Family Centered Care
9%
Nurse
8%
Childbirth
8%
Tertiary Care
8%
Newborn Care
8%
Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
7%
Diseases
6%
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
6%
Chronic Disease
6%
Right Ventricular Function
6%
Psychometry
6%
Symptom
5%
Frailty
5%
Concept Analysis
5%
Geriatric Assessment
5%
Right Ventricle
5%
Echocardiography
5%
Indocyanine Green
5%
Image-Guided Intervention
5%
Liver Surgery
5%
Surgical Margin
5%
Pediatric Cardiology
5%
Neoplasm
5%
Randomized Clinical Trial
5%
Drowning
5%
Clinical Research
5%
Transitional Care
5%
Heart Surgery
5%
Spastic Diplegia
5%
Physiotherapy
5%
Neonatal Sepsis
5%
