Nursing and Health Professions
Cross-Sectional Study
100%
Teleconsultation
80%
Health Care
80%
Integrative Review
80%
World Health Organization
60%
Sociodemographic Factors
40%
Influenza Vaccination
40%
Health Status
40%
Content Validity
40%
Quality of Life
40%
Musculoskeletal
40%
Professional Practice
40%
Elderly Patient
40%
Loneliness
40%
Telenursing
40%
Nursing Student
40%
Medical Error
40%
Social Determinants of Health
40%
Palliative Therapy
40%
Malignant Neoplasm
40%
Multivariate Analysis
40%
Nursing Assistant
40%
Occupational Disease
26%
Weakness
26%
Nasogastric Tube
24%
Public Health
20%
Patient Safety
20%
Catheter
20%
Consent
20%
Univariate Analysis
20%
Medication Error
20%
Medical Record
20%
Intermediate Care
20%
Public Hospital
20%
Nursing Care
20%
Nursing Intervention
16%
Scoring System
13%
Root Cause Analysis
13%
Cohort Analysis
13%
Patient Care
13%
Validation Process
13%
Teaching Hospital
13%
Musculoskeletal Disease
10%
COVID-19
10%
Primary Health Care
10%
Care (Medicine)
8%
Logopedics
8%
Physical Examination
8%
Depressive Disorder
6%
Cognitive Defect
6%
Social Sciences
Integrative Review
80%
Sociodemographic Factors
40%
Academic Performance
40%
Primary Health Care
40%
Civil Society
40%
Latin
40%
Social Rights
40%
Household
40%
Reintegration
40%
Brazil
33%
Lifelong Education
26%
Safety Culture
26%
Research Libraries
26%
Information Services
26%
Caribbean
26%
Cultural Sensitivity
20%
Occupational Diseases
20%
Subsidy
13%
Social Vulnerability
13%
Metropolitan Region
13%
Health Disparity
13%
Logit Model
13%
Family Size
13%
Logistic Regression Analysis
13%
Health Inequality
13%
Family Structure
13%
Health Science
13%
Universal Service
10%
Disadvantaged Group
10%
Qualitative Method
10%
Workplace Intervention
10%
Medicine and Dentistry
Sedentary Lifestyle
40%
Physical Inactivity
40%
Respiratory Disease
40%
Mental Disorder
40%
Symptomatic Treatment
40%
COVID-19
40%
Social Determinants of Health
40%
Occupational Disease
26%
Musculoskeletal Disease
20%
Exercise Rehabilitation
20%
Short Form 36
16%
Determinants of Health
8%
Linear Regression Analysis
8%
Non Communicable Disease
6%
Independent Factor
6%
