Midori Nagano is an expert in Nursing care at Jikei University School of Medicine (Japan). Midori Nagano has authored 11 publications, the most recent in 2025. SLR score: 27 (community average: 125). How the SLR is computed.

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Nursing care

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Career arc: 2011 - 2026

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Institute of Science Tokyo

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Number : 11

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Citations: 132 1st author: 2 Last author: 2 Unique author: 0


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Title Journal Year Citations
Characteristics of Patients With Community-Acquired Pressure Injuries.
PMID 39739384 — nursing care, nursing, classification, self care, midwifery, cluster analysis, risk factors, records, wounds and injuries, medical records
Nurs Open20250
Association Between Compassion Fatigue and Resilience in Emergency Nurses Who Deal with Patients’ Families in the First Treatment Room of an Emergency and Critical Care Center
OpenAlex W4408215154 — nurses, compassion fatigue, emergencies, critical care, fatigue, therapeutics
Journal of Japan Academy of Nursing Science20240
Work environment for hospital nurses in Japan: The relationships between nurses' perceptions of their work environment and nursing outcomes.
PMID 33932266 — work, environment, nursing care, nurses, perception, cohort studies, occupational health, workplace, midwifery, personnel turnover
Nurs Open202115
Validity and reliability of Japanese version of the pressure ulcer knowledge assessment tool.
PMID 34407913 — education, wounds and injuries, nurses, pressure ulcer
J Tissue Viability20210
Peristomal Moisture-Associated Skin Damage and Independence in Pouching System Changes in Persons With New Fecal Ostomies.
PMID 30688864 — diabetes mellitus, skin, ostomy, colostomy, neoplasms, drug therapy, records, colorectal neoplasms, ileostomy, chemotherapy
J Wound Ostomy Continence Nurs201922

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