🌟 New Publication Alert! 🌟 📢 We are pleased to share our newly published research in the Journal of Thailand Nursing and Midwifery Council (TCI 1) 📖 Article Title: Factors Predicting Health Risk Prevention Behaviors among Adolescents in Urban Communities 👩‍⚕️ Authors: Tasaneewan Purksametanan, Thapatlada Kiatlertdecha, and Thitiphorn Suwan-ampa ✨ Highlights: • Adolescent health risk behaviors are a major public health concern, particularly in rapidly changing urban environments • Overall health literacy was the strongest and most significant positive predictor of healthier behaviors • These findings highlight the importance of health literacy-focused interventions that strengthen critical thinking, media literacy, assertive communication, and informed decision-making 📌 Read the full article: 👉 https://he02.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/TJONC/article/view/275595 👏 Congratulations to the research team for this important contribution to adolescent health promotion and prevention research!

New Publication Alert! We are pleased to share our newly published research in the Journal of Nursing Science and Health (TCI 1) Article Title:The association between risk factors, sleep-related characteristics, excessive daytime sleepiness, and falls in older adults Authors:Artitaya Suwan, Orapan Thosingha, Mattika Chaichan, Kacharat Prechon, and Thithanan Jirachatchawanwit Highlights:• 33.8% of older adults reported a history of falls• Night-time awakenings (“waking up during the night”) were the strongest sleep-related risk factor• Excessive daytime sleepiness and difficulty falling asleep also significantly increased fall risk• The study recommends an integrated fall-prevention approach together with chronic disease management• Promoting sleep hygiene and screening for daytime sleepiness may help reduce falls and support healthy aging Read the full article: https://he01.tci-thaijo.org/index…/nah/article/view/278507 Congratulations to the research team for this meaningful contribution to elderly fall-prevention and nursing practice!

New Publication Alert! We are pleased to share our newly published research in BMJ Open (Q1 Journal, Scopus/Scimago ranking) Article Title:Scoping review mapping the implementation and adaptation of life skills training programmes for individuals with schizophrenia spectrum disorder: contexts, frameworks, interventions and outcomes Authors:Sirirat Nitayawan, Mary Leamy, Natthapon Inta, Patraporn Bhatarasakoon Highlights:• This scoping review maps the implementation and adaptation of life skills training programmes for people with schizophrenia spectrum disorder across diverse contexts• Three major programme frameworks were identified: University of California, Los Angeles Social and Independent Living Skills Programme Functional Adaptation Skills Training Cognitive Behavioural Social Skills Training• Cultural adaptation was essential for successful implementation, with programmes demonstrating flexibility across varied settings while retaining core therapeutic components• Key implementation barriers included cognitive deficits, transportation difficulties, and workforce limitations• Enablers included structured formats, varied teaching methods, and family involvement Read the full article: https://bmjopen.bmj.com/content/15/12/e106597 Congratulations to the research team…

New Publication Alert! We are pleased to share our newly published research article in BMC Nursing (Q1 Journal, Scopus/Scimago ranking) Article Title:Psychosocial predictors of emotional eating among Thai nurses: A cross-sectional study Authors:Siripan Naknoi, Krisada Suamchaiyaphum, Sasithorn Tomon Highlights:• This study examined psychosocial factors associated with emotional eating behaviors among Thai nurses• The findings revealed that burnout—particularly client-related burnout—along with depression and anxiety, were significant predictors of emotional eating• These results support the development of targeted interventions aimed at reducing psychosocial risk factors, especially burnout, anxiety, and depression, to promote the well-being of professional nurses Read the full article: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/s12912-025-04086-6 Congratulations to the research team for this important contribution to nursing mental health and well-being research!

New Publication Alert! We are pleased to share our newly published research in the Journal of Occupational Health (Q1 Journal, Scopus/Scimago ranking) Title:Effects of a smartphone-based stress management program on work performance, sick leave, and intention to leave among nurses during COVID-19 in Vietnam and Thailand:An analysis of secondary outcomes of a randomized controlled trial Authors:Asuka Sakuraya , Thuy Thi Thu Tran , Narisara Sripo , Kazuhiro Watanabe , Kotaro Imamura , Plernpit Boonyamalik , Natsu Sasaki , Thanate Tienthong , Hiroki Asaoka , Mako Iida , Quynh Thuy Nguyen, Nga Thi Nguyen, Thai Son Vu, Thuy Thi Ngo , Tham Thi Luyen , Long Duc Nguyen, Nga Thi Viet Nguyen , Binh Thanh Nguyen , Yutaka Matsuyama , Yukie Takemura , Daisuke Nishi, Akizumi Tsutsumi , Huong Thanh Nguyen , Orawan Kaewboonchoo, Norito Kawakami Highlights:• A smartphone-based stress management program significantly improved work performance (presenteeism) at 3-month follow-up• The…

New Publication Alert! We are pleased to share our newly published research in the Journal of Emergency Nursing (Q2 Journal, Scopus/Scimago ranking) Title:Best Practices of Emergency Department Triage Training: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis Protocol Authors:Thanakrit Jeamjitvibool, Krisada Suamchaiyaphum, Sasithorn Tomon, and Siripan Naknoi Highlights:• This article presents a systematic review and meta-analysis protocol designed to synthesize quantitative evidence on emergency department triage training effectiveness for nurses.• The aim is to identify which training modalities are most effective at improving triage accuracy and related outcomes.• The review will systematically search major databases (PubMed, CINAHL, Embase, Scopus, Web of Science) and use Joanna Briggs Institute tools for quality appraisal.• Findings from this review will inform evidence-based triage education that enhances clinical decision-making, reduces errors, and supports patient safety in emergency care. Read the full article: https://www.jenonline.org/…/S0099-1767(25)00333-2/abstract Congratulations to the research team for this important contribution to advancing emergency nursing training and…

We are proud to share that our 3rd-year Nursing Students (International Program) successfully participated and presented their research at the Sigma Asia Regional Conference 2025, held on 5–6 December 2025 at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong, China. This international conference brought together nursing scholars and professionals from across the region. Our students demonstrated outstanding dedication and academic excellence as they showcased their research on a global stage. 🌍💙 Congratulations to the students and the faculty advisor for this remarkable achievement! 🎉 #NursingExcellence #InternationalProgram #SigmaConference2025 #ProudMoment

December 1, 2025 – The Princess Agrarajakumari Faculty of Nursing had the privilege of welcoming a delegation of international scholars and attendees from the International Nursing Research Conference, held in collaboration with the World Academy of Nursing Science (WANS). The delegation visited the Community Health Learning and Service Center (Warm Community Nursing Clinic) to observe the operations of the first Warm Community Nursing Clinic established by a nursing educational institution. This center serves as a vital model for integrating the Academy’s educational mission with the provision of primary healthcare services. The welcoming ceremony was presided over by Associate Professor Dr. Tassana Boontong, Dean of the Faculty, alongside Ajarn Laddawon Vaisurasingha, Deputy Dean for Planning, Strategy, and Development. Following the welcome, Ajarn Rachaneeporn Na Thalang, Director of the Center, and the Community Nursing Department team led the delegates on a tour of the facility’s comprehensive service system. The visit highlighted the…

📢 We are pleased to share our newly published research in the Western Journal of Nursing Research (Q1 Journal, Scopus/Scimago ranking).📖 Title:Pesticide Exposure and the Risk of Depression, Anxiety, and Suicide: A Meta-Analysis👩‍🎓 Authors:Prasert Kham-ai, Mattika Chaichan, Narisara Sripo, Kanyaphat Pongchangyou, Dao Weiangkham, and Karen Heaton✨ Highlights:• Pesticide exposure is significantly associated with increased psychological distress, including anxiety, depression, and suicide among agricultural workers• Exposed individuals had 1.8–2 times higher odds of developing mental health problems, especially depression• The study identifies pesticide exposure as an important environmental risk factor requiring urgent preventive actions• Emphasizes the need for mental health promotion and policy-level interventions to protect agricultural populations📌 Read the full article here:👉 https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/01939459251383089?utm_source=researchgate👏 Congratulations to Dr. Prasert Kham-ai, Lect. Mattika Chaichan, Lect. Narisara Sripo, Lect. Kanyaphat Pongchangyou, and the research team for their significant contribution to advancing global understanding of environmental determinants of mental health in agricultural populations!