Naoko Ichikawa

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Kyorin University

Japan

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Naoko Ichikawa is an Associate Professor at Kyorin University in Japan. Her research focuses on nursing management, organizational commitment in healthcare settings, and the implementation of evidence-based practices. Recent articles include studies on the impact of nurse managers' support during organizational change and the influence of professional growth opportunities on nurses' environment fit. She has also conducted research on nursing care strategies during the COVID-19 pandemic and the development of tools to measure nursing professionalism.

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Hiroe Koyanagi

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Maho Inoue

University of Tokyo

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Nurse managers' support during organizational change and nurses' organizational commitment: A cross-sectional study using nurses' career stage

Development of a Group Organizational Learning Activity Inventory for the Implementation and Sustainability of Evidence-Based Practice in Nursing

Nursing management for temporary lodging facilities in Japan in the early stages of the COVID‐19 pandemic: A multiple‐case study

Key strategies for managing nursing care under the COVID‐19 pandemic: A multiple‐case study of nursing directors

Work‐related communication mediates the relationship between perceived diversity climate and psychological empowerment among part‐time nurses: A cross‐sectional study

Exploring nurses' clinical reasons for bed transfers in acute care wards: An observational study

Disability weights measurement for 17 diseases in Japan: A survey based on medical professionals

The influence of learning circumstances and on‐the‐job opportunities for professional growth on perceived person–environment fit among hospital nurses: A longitudinal study

Relationships between the components of nurse managers’ transformational leadership and organisational learning subprocesses in a hospital ward: A cross‐sectional study

Understanding and measuring nurses’ professionalism: Development and validation of the Nurses’ Professionalism Inventory

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Mari Ikeda

Ryohei Kida

Hiroe Koyanagi

Maho Inoue

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