1.Development of a classification system for nursing science and directions of future development
Ying WU ; Lanshu ZHOU ; Siyuan TANG ; Changrong YUAN ; Hongying PI ; Xiuying HU ; Hong LU ; Jingli CHEN ; Yanling WANG ; Mei SUN ; Guihua XU
Chinese Journal of Nursing 2025;60(13):1541-1547
As an independent first-level discipline,an appropriate classification of nursing science is significant.In China,each nursing degree-granting institution has developed its own secondary-level discipline directions based on its research characteristics and strengths,with varying names and research scopes.Furthermore,there is no unified global classification system.This paper,based on the characteristics of nursing as a discipline and combined with China's discipline classification principles,used literature analysis,comprehensive classification,philosophical reflection,logical reasoning,and expert consultation methods to explore the connotation of nursing,its unique research objects and scope,and to construct a secondary-level discipline classification system for nursing science that is suitable for China's national conditions.The paper also discussed the challenges faced by the nursing discipline and its future development directions,providing theoretical and practical guidance for the development of the nursing discipline.
2.Progress of serious games in motor function rehabilitation of patients with skeletal muscle injuries
Huijuan QIAN ; Qunfeng LU ; Huiling YUE ; Hanlin YANG ; Changrong YUAN
Chinese Journal of Modern Nursing 2025;31(19):2535-2539
By measuring how patients with skeletal muscle injuries move and assisting healthcare professionals in instructing patients to perform specific movements in a gamified manner, serious games can effectively increase exercise adherence and positively improve clinical outcomes for patients, ultimately resulting in reduced health education costs and accessible rehabilitation programs. This paper describes the conceptual framework for the creation of serious games and their content characteristics, reviews the training methods and effects of serious games in the motor function rehabilitation among patients with skeletal muscle injuries, and puts forward the future prospects for the application of serious games in motor function rehabilitation.
3.Research progress and prospects of mixed reality technology in nursing education
Weijie ZHOU ; Xuqian ZONG ; Qingmei HUANG ; Wen ZHANG ; Fulei WU ; Zhuting ZHENG ; Changrong YUAN
Chinese Journal of Modern Nursing 2025;31(22):3070-3074
Mixed reality technology combines the benefits of virtual reality and augmented reality to provide a new experience of virtual and real-world interaction, demonstrating great potential in nursing education. This paper reviews the application progress of mixed reality in basic nursing teaching, clinical skills training, personalized learning pathways, and teamwork, and looks ahead to future developments, innovations, and challenges of mixed reality technology to advance nursing education.
4.Development of a classification system for nursing science and directions of future development
Ying WU ; Lanshu ZHOU ; Siyuan TANG ; Changrong YUAN ; Hongying PI ; Xiuying HU ; Hong LU ; Jingli CHEN ; Yanling WANG ; Mei SUN ; Guihua XU
Chinese Journal of Nursing 2025;60(13):1541-1547
As an independent first-level discipline,an appropriate classification of nursing science is significant.In China,each nursing degree-granting institution has developed its own secondary-level discipline directions based on its research characteristics and strengths,with varying names and research scopes.Furthermore,there is no unified global classification system.This paper,based on the characteristics of nursing as a discipline and combined with China's discipline classification principles,used literature analysis,comprehensive classification,philosophical reflection,logical reasoning,and expert consultation methods to explore the connotation of nursing,its unique research objects and scope,and to construct a secondary-level discipline classification system for nursing science that is suitable for China's national conditions.The paper also discussed the challenges faced by the nursing discipline and its future development directions,providing theoretical and practical guidance for the development of the nursing discipline.
5.Progress of serious games in motor function rehabilitation of patients with skeletal muscle injuries
Huijuan QIAN ; Qunfeng LU ; Huiling YUE ; Hanlin YANG ; Changrong YUAN
Chinese Journal of Modern Nursing 2025;31(19):2535-2539
By measuring how patients with skeletal muscle injuries move and assisting healthcare professionals in instructing patients to perform specific movements in a gamified manner, serious games can effectively increase exercise adherence and positively improve clinical outcomes for patients, ultimately resulting in reduced health education costs and accessible rehabilitation programs. This paper describes the conceptual framework for the creation of serious games and their content characteristics, reviews the training methods and effects of serious games in the motor function rehabilitation among patients with skeletal muscle injuries, and puts forward the future prospects for the application of serious games in motor function rehabilitation.
6.Research progress and prospects of mixed reality technology in nursing education
Weijie ZHOU ; Xuqian ZONG ; Qingmei HUANG ; Wen ZHANG ; Fulei WU ; Zhuting ZHENG ; Changrong YUAN
Chinese Journal of Modern Nursing 2025;31(22):3070-3074
Mixed reality technology combines the benefits of virtual reality and augmented reality to provide a new experience of virtual and real-world interaction, demonstrating great potential in nursing education. This paper reviews the application progress of mixed reality in basic nursing teaching, clinical skills training, personalized learning pathways, and teamwork, and looks ahead to future developments, innovations, and challenges of mixed reality technology to advance nursing education.
7.Research Progress and Future Prospect of Health Recommender System
Jingting WANG ; Xiaolan DONG ; Tian JIN ; Changrong YUAN
Journal of Medical Informatics 2024;45(1):70-76
Purpose/Significance To explore the research progress of health recommender system(HRS),so as to provide refer-ences for medical personnel to build HRS to help intelligent health care.Method/Process The application of common recommendation technology and HRS in the field of health care is summarized by literature research,and the research status and development direction of HRS is discussed.Result/Conclusion HRS has been applied in health service recommendation,diet recommendation,health behavior promotion,disease prognosis characteristics and health risk prediction,chronic disease management,mental health promotion and medi-cation recommendation,and the related research is conducive to the development of intelligent health care.
8.A Review of the Application of Patient Journey Mapping in Patient Management Based on Patient Experience
Xuqian ZONG ; Fulei WU ; Qingmei HUANG ; Yang YANG ; Changrong YUAN
Chinese Hospital Management 2024;44(4):61-65
As the improvement of patient experience and medical experience has become the key goal of medical model reform,patient experience has gradually guided the development direction of future medical treatment and dominated the model of patient management.Patient journey mapping,as a patient-centered tool for visualizing patient experience,has been widely used in patient management in recent years.It will introduce the definition,construction method,application progress,problems,and prospects of patient journey mapping in the field of patient management at home and abroad to encourage more medical staff to use patient journey mapping to gain insight into patient needs,optimize patient experience and gather strength in patient management.
9.Research progress of patient-reported outcome measures in breast cancer patients
Tingting CAI ; Zhiren SHENG ; Qingmei HUANG ; Haozhi XIA ; Changrong YUAN
Chinese Journal of Modern Nursing 2022;28(9):1257-1260
This article reviews the application of patient-reported outcome measures in symptom measurement, quality of life measurement, adverse event reporting and clinical decision-making in breast cancer patients, so as to provide a reference for the application and development of related measures.
10.Identification of latent class of sleep quality among breast cancer patients during chemotherapy and differences on quality of life based on latent profile analysis
Zhaohui GENG ; Qiong FANG ; Nan ZHANG ; Danwei SHEN ; Lizhi ZHOU ; Xianjing MENG ; Honghong TAN ; Changrong YUAN
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2022;38(6):431-437
Objective:To identify the classification characteristics and quality of life (QOL) of breast cancer (BC) patients during chemotherapy, so as to provide basis for improving the sleep and QOL of this group.Methods:A cross-sectional investigation was completed among 421 BC patients in 5 tertiary hospitals in Shanghai, Wuhan, Tangshan and Nanning in 1-12 months of 2016 using validated instruments including self-made general information questionnaire, Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI) and Functional Assessment of Cancer Therapy-Breast (FACT-B).Results:Four latent class of patients were identified through latent profile analysis (LPA), named by badly worse sleep quality(SQ) (C1, n=23), medium-SQ with difficulty to fall asleep (C2, n=127), medium-SQ with worse sleeping process (C3, n=30), none sleep disorders (C4, n=241). Total points of SQ among C1-C4 had significant difference ( χ2 value was 309.28, P<0.05). Age, BMI, job status, whether had surgery and course of chemotherapy between classes had statistically significant differences ( χ2 values were 9.57-25.28, all P<0.05). It had significant difference between C2 and C3, C2 and C4, C3 and C1, C3 and C4 on QOL ( χ2 values were 5.96-52.73, all P<0.05). Conclusion:SQ of BC patients during chemotherapy has heterogeneity among population. Different features of SQ of BC patients have different performance on QOL. Health professionals should keep an eye on patients with features of older age, high BMI, in job status, already received surgery and during early-stage chemotherapy, provide personal nursing intervention to improve SQ and QOL.

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