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Abstract：
BACKGROUND: Nurses comprise over half of the global health care workforce, and the nursing care they provide is critical for the global population\'s health. High patient volumes and increased medical complexity have increased the workload and stress of nurses. As a result, the health of nurses is often negatively impacted. Wearables are used within the health care setting to assess patient outcomes; however, efforts to synthesize the use of wearable devices focusing on nurses\' health are limited.
OBJECTIVE: The primary objective of our integrative review is to synthesize available data concerning the utility of wearable devices for evaluating or improving (or both) the health of nurses.
METHODS: We are conducting an integrative review synthesizing data specific to wearable devices and nurses\' health. The research question for this review aims to answer how wearable devices are used to evaluate health outcomes among nurses. We searched the following electronic databases from inception until July 2022: PubMed, Embase, CINAHL, Web of Science, IEEE Explore, and AS&T. Titles and abstracts were imported into Covidence software, where citations were screened and duplicates removed. Title and abstract screening has been completed; however, full-text screening has not been started. Further screening is being conducted independently and in duplicate by 2 teams of 2 reviewers each. These reviewers will extract data independently.
RESULTS: Search strategies have been developed, and data were extracted from 6 databases. After the removal of duplicates, we collected 8603 studies for title and abstract screening. Two independent reviewers conducted the title and abstract review, and after resolving conflicts, 277 full-text articles are available for review to determine whether they meet the inclusion criteria.
CONCLUSIONS: This integrative review will provide synthesized data to inform nurses and other stakeholders about the extent of wearable device-related work done with nurses and provide direction for future research.
UNASSIGNED: DERR1-10.2196/48178.
OBJECTIVE: The primary objective of our integrative review is to synthesize available data concerning the utility of wearable devices for evaluating or improving (or both) the health of nurses.
METHODS: We are conducting an integrative review synthesizing data specific to wearable devices and nurses\' health. The research question for this review aims to answer how wearable devices are used to evaluate health outcomes among nurses. We searched the following electronic databases from inception until July 2022: PubMed, Embase, CINAHL, Web of Science, IEEE Explore, and AS&T. Titles and abstracts were imported into Covidence software, where citations were screened and duplicates removed. Title and abstract screening has been completed; however, full-text screening has not been started. Further screening is being conducted independently and in duplicate by 2 teams of 2 reviewers each. These reviewers will extract data independently.
RESULTS: Search strategies have been developed, and data were extracted from 6 databases. After the removal of duplicates, we collected 8603 studies for title and abstract screening. Two independent reviewers conducted the title and abstract review, and after resolving conflicts, 277 full-text articles are available for review to determine whether they meet the inclusion criteria.
CONCLUSIONS: This integrative review will provide synthesized data to inform nurses and other stakeholders about the extent of wearable device-related work done with nurses and provide direction for future research.
UNASSIGNED: DERR1-10.2196/48178.
摘要：
背景：护士占全球卫生保健队伍的一半以上，他们提供的护理对全球人口的健康至关重要。高患者量和增加的医疗复杂性增加了护士的工作量和压力。因此,护士的健康往往受到负面影响。可穿戴设备在医疗保健环境中用于评估患者的结果；然而，综合使用专注于护士健康的可穿戴设备的努力是有限的。
目的：我们综合审查的主要目的是综合有关可穿戴设备在评估或改善（或两者）护士健康方面的实用性的可用数据。
方法：我们正在进行综合评估，综合可穿戴设备和护士健康的具体数据。这篇综述的研究问题旨在回答如何使用可穿戴设备来评估护士的健康结果。从成立到2022年7月，我们搜索了以下电子数据库：PubMed，Embase,CINAHL,WebofScience,IEEE探索,和AS&T。标题和摘要被导入到Covidence软件中，其中引用被筛选，重复被删除。标题和摘要筛选已经完成；但是，全文筛选尚未开始。进一步的筛选正在独立进行，一式两份，由2个小组组成，每个小组有2名评审员。这些审阅者将独立提取数据。
结果：已经开发了搜索策略，并从6个数据库中提取数据。删除副本后，我们收集了8603项研究进行标题和摘要筛选.两名独立审稿人进行了标题和摘要审稿,在解决冲突之后，277条全文可供审查，以确定它们是否符合纳入标准。
结论：这项综合审查将提供综合数据，以告知护士和其他利益相关者有关与护士一起完成的可穿戴设备相关工作的程度，并为未来的研究提供方向。
■DERR1-10.2196/48178。
目的：我们综合审查的主要目的是综合有关可穿戴设备在评估或改善（或两者）护士健康方面的实用性的可用数据。
方法：我们正在进行综合评估，综合可穿戴设备和护士健康的具体数据。这篇综述的研究问题旨在回答如何使用可穿戴设备来评估护士的健康结果。从成立到2022年7月，我们搜索了以下电子数据库：PubMed，Embase,CINAHL,WebofScience,IEEE探索,和AS&T。标题和摘要被导入到Covidence软件中，其中引用被筛选，重复被删除。标题和摘要筛选已经完成；但是，全文筛选尚未开始。进一步的筛选正在独立进行，一式两份，由2个小组组成，每个小组有2名评审员。这些审阅者将独立提取数据。
结果：已经开发了搜索策略，并从6个数据库中提取数据。删除副本后，我们收集了8603项研究进行标题和摘要筛选.两名独立审稿人进行了标题和摘要审稿,在解决冲突之后，277条全文可供审查，以确定它们是否符合纳入标准。
结论：这项综合审查将提供综合数据，以告知护士和其他利益相关者有关与护士一起完成的可穿戴设备相关工作的程度，并为未来的研究提供方向。
■DERR1-10.2196/48178。
