Parents’ Coping Processes for Infant Nighttime Crying in Japan: A Grounded Theory Approach Based on Maternal Perspectives

Aim: Using the European Union legislative history on the EU Health Workforce as a case study, we draw implications in the context of the European Parliament SANT Committee’s priority to develop an Own Initiative Report on the shortages of frontline nurses and allied healthcare professionals.

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Iris Journal of Nursing & Care
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2025-02-07
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https://doi.org/10.33552/ijnc.2024.05.000611
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Infant Health and Development
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Parents’ Coping Processes for Infant Nighttime Crying in Japan: A Grounded Theory Approach Based on Maternal Perspectives

Minoru Kabashima
Iris Journal of Nursing & Care
Infant Health and Development
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Parents’ Coping Processes for Infant Nighttime Crying in Japan: A Grounded Theory Approach Based on Maternal Perspectives

Minoru Kabashima
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Aim: Using the European Union legislative history on the EU Health Workforce as a case study, we draw implications in the context of the European Parliament SANT Committee’s priority to develop an Own Initiative Report on the shortages of frontline nurses and allied healthcare professionals.

Iris Journal of Nursing & CareVol. 5(3)
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science
Gender equality
Openalex Percentile: Top 95%
Infant Health and Development
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