The NORWEGIAN JOURNAL OF CLINICAL NURSING is a Norwegian, peer-reviewed, scientific level 1 journal that aims to highlight and communicate knowledge that is relevant to all aspects of nursing practice.
The journal’s purpose is to publish knowledge that can help strengthen the evidence base for and quality of nursing practice, nurse education and the development of nursing science methodology. The Norwegian Journal of Clinical Nursing publishes academic articles that are consistent with this objective.
The Norwegian Journal of Clinical Nursing is intended for practising healthcare personnel, researchers and students at all levels, to enable the published knowledge to be read and used in disciplinary development as well as in theoretical and empirical research. Norwegian Journal of Clinical Nursing is indexed in CINAHL.
Editor-in-chief:
Edith Roth Gjevjon
Assistant editor:
Tone Rustøen
Manuscript editor:
Signe Marie Flåt
ISSN: 1890-2936
E-ISSN: 1891-2710
Sist publiserte Forskningsartikler:
Sist publiserte Forskningsartikler:
Learning effects of combined digital and on-campus learning: an overview of systematic reviews
Virtual reality (VR) technology and the flipped classroom model are particularly effective in helping health science students acquire knowledge.
