Advancing the quality of care and nursing practice through emancipatory reflectionHong-Jing Yu, Dong-Lan Ling, Jia-Le Hu1-4
Critical emancipatory reflection on a practice-based issue in relation to the working relationship between doctors and nurses in ChinaDong-Lan Ling, Hong-Jing Yu5-11
Emancipatory reflection on a nursing practice-based ethical issue about nurses' paternalistic decision-making for patientsLian-Lian Tang19-26
Critical reflection on the role of theater nurses in a multidisciplinary team for perioperative care in ChinaXiao Xiao, She-Ning Zhu27-33
Listen and talk to the older patients: a critical emancipatory reflection on the practice of communication issuesQiao-Miao Zeng, Lian-Xiang He35-40
Critical emancipatory reflection on a practice-based issue in relation to nurses' communicative role with unsatisfied clients in Chinese hospitalsChun-Mei Lyu, Li Zhang41-45
Critical emancipatory reflection on establishing an equal, trusting relationship among surgery participants in clinical practice in ChinaYan-Ling Lai47-52
A critical reflection on the discipline of nursing based on the correct analysis of the relationship between medicine and nursingRui-Fang Zhu, Hong-Xia Ren, Xiu-Juan Wang, Chi-Chen Zhang, Qi Yu, Zhi-Guang Duan, Shi-Fan Han53-58
Self-esteem enhancement as a strategy for promoting the mental health and averting the occupational problems of nursesLing He, Yu-Feng Ma, Ke-Sen Zhang, Ya-Xing Wang59-65
