SYSTEMATIC REVIEW REGISTER

Over the past 18 years, there have been four major influenza outbreaks across the globe. These outbreaks which include SARS, Middle Eastern Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), Swine Flu (H1N1) and currently SARS-CoV-2 (Covid-19) have had their toll on the nursing workforce however, quantitative, qualitative and mixed-methods articles have not yet been systematically reviewed.

Exposures: nurses involved with direct care of patients with severe viral disease.

This scoping review addresses the concept of informed consent practices in research on risky behaviors among adolescents. Obtaining informed consent is a process through which a researcher gains the permission of an individual to take part in a research study. This process involves providing the prospective participant with information on the purpose of the study and details about their role if they choose to participate. Risky behaviors are defined as purposive behaviors that involve a marked potential for negative consequences for the individual or for others.

The phenomenon of interest for this review is birthing care during COVID-19. That is birthing care that is provided or received during labour, delivery, and the immediate postpartum (up to 72 hours following a birth). 

The index test(s) include all imaging modalities used to detect ECS in P16+ OPSCC including CT, MRI, PET, combination PET / CT and US.

Not applicable (This systematic review will focus on instruments rather than intervention(s)).

Inclusion and exclusion criteria of studies
Inclusion criteria:
Studies will be included if they: (1) include a patient/caregiver-reported HRQL instrument(s) specifically designed for use in patients with food allergy or/and food intolerance and their caregivers; (2) describe the development or/and the evaluation of one or more measurement properties of the above instrument(s); (3) have full-text availability.
Exclusion criteria:
Papers will be excluded if they: (1) were reviews, non-research articles (e.g., discussion papers, letters, and editorials), or case studies; (2) were studies that only use the instrument as an outcome measurement instrument.

The humor intervention is the key concept under study. It is intended to map the scientific evidence published in the pediatric context, highlighting the various techniques developed and the way in which they have been approached by the scientific community over time. Several studies will be analyzed, with a special focus on essays in the field of Nursing.

The concepts of interest are recommendations for the safety of hospitalized patients. Recommendations are guidelines endorsed by scholars or experts in the field. Therefore, studies, reports or documents that investigate the terms "Patient Safety", "Hospitalization", "Hospital", "Inpatient", "COVID-19", "Coronavirus".

The concept examined in this scoping review is the QSEN competency of Teamwork and Collaboration. Criteria may include, but is not limited to, location of QSEN Teamwork and Collaboration within the curriculum, teaching strategies for QSEN Teamwork and Collaboration and how QSEN Teamwork and Collaboration learning is assessed.

Computed Tomography (CT). No stipulation regarding the specific nature of imaging will be implemented, which is not limited to variables such as the equipment, technique, scanning protocol, location and time-to-imaging. CT imaging therefore could include contrast or non-contrast scans.

Community-based organisations engagement with food system governance.