Women’s Health Nursing

Editorial

June 30, 2025

English

The impact of digital health technologies on women’s health nursing: opportunities and challenges

Ju-Hee Nho

Womens Health Nurs. 2025;31(2):77-80.

Special Issuee: Issues & Perspectives

June 30, 2025

English

State of gender in digital health: where we are and what needs to happen to maximize benefits for all

Patricia N. Mechael

Womens Health Nurs. 2025;31(2):81-87.

Special Issue: Invited Paper

May 20, 2025

English

Bridging gender health gaps through digital health interventions: integrating digital health literacy

Seul Ki Choi

Womens Health Nurs. 2025;31(2):88-93.

Special Issue: Review Article

February 28, 2025

English

Effects of digital health interventions in women with high-risk pregnancies: a systematic review

Sehee Kim

, Mihyeon Park

, Sukhee Ahn

Womens Health Nurs. 2025;31(2):94-107.

Purpose: This systematic review evaluated the effectiveness of digital health interventions (DHIs) using technology-based strategies for women with pregnancy complications. Methods: Six databases were searched: MEDLINE, Embase, Cochrane Library, CINAHL, ProQuest,...

Special Issue: Review Article

June 30, 2025

English

Effectiveness of digital healthcare in managing menstrual symptoms: a systematic review

Mi Seon Seo

, Bok-Nam Seo

Womens Health Nurs. 2025;31(2):108-118.

Purpose: Pain and symptoms associated with dysmenorrhea and premenstrual syndrome (PMS) significantly impact the quality of life of women of reproductive age, potentially leading to various physical and psychological health...

Special Issue: Review Article

June 30, 2025

English

Digital health interventions for oncofertility in female patients: a systematic review

Juyoung Ha

, Minji Kim

, Hyojin Park

Womens Health Nurs. 2025;31(2):119-129.

Purpose: The importance of fertility preservation during cancer treatment is increasingly emphasized, and the provision of oncofertility care has gained significant attention. This study aims to systematically collect and analyze...

Special Issue: Original Article

June 30, 2025

English

The impact of the LactApp m-Health tool on breastfeeding self-efficacy: a mixed methods study among Filipino mothers

Rudena A. Madayag

, Matthew Andrei E. Basilio

, Dondon D. Pamintuan

, et al.

Womens Health Nurs. 2025;31(2):130-142.

Purpose: Breastfeeding self-efficacy is essential for successful breastfeeding, and mobile health applications offer a promising approach for increasing maternal confidence. This study investigated the impact of LactApp (LactApp Women’s Health)...

Special Issue: Original Article

June 30, 2025

English

Development and effects of a scenario-based labor nursing simulation education program using an artificial intelligence tutor: a quasi-experimental study

Seo-A Park

, Hye Young Kim

Womens Health Nurs. 2025;31(2):143-154.

Purpose: This study was conducted to determine the effects of a scenario-based labor nursing simulation education program using an artificial intelligence (AI) tutor on knowledge, critical thinking disposition, clinical performance...

Special Issue: Original Article

June 30, 2025

Pregnant women's eHealth literacy and attitudes toward internet health information and their relationship to shared decision making: a cross-sectional study

Minju Kim

, Gungeong Lee

Womens Health Nurs. 2025;31(2):155-164.

Purpose: This study investigated eHealth literacy and attitudes toward internet health information among pregnant women and analyzed the associations between these factors and shared decision-making related to pregnancy and birth. Methods:...

The impact of digital health technologies on women’s health nursing: opportunities and challenges Ju-Hee Nho Womens Health Nurs. 2025;31(2):77-80. Editorial June 30, 2025 English Full text PubReader ePub PDF	State of gender in digital health: where we are and what needs to happen to maximize benefits for all Patricia N. Mechael Womens Health Nurs. 2025;31(2):81-87. Special Issuee: Issues & Perspectives June 30, 2025 English Full text PubReader ePub PDF
Bridging gender health gaps through digital health interventions: integrating digital health literacy Seul Ki Choi Womens Health Nurs. 2025;31(2):88-93. Special Issue: Invited Paper May 20, 2025 English Full text PubReader ePub PDF	Effects of digital health interventions in women with high-risk pregnancies: a systematic review Sehee Kim, Mihyeon Park, Sukhee Ahn Womens Health Nurs. 2025;31(2):94-107. Special Issue: Review Article February 28, 2025 English Full text PubReader ePub PDF
Effectiveness of digital healthcare in managing menstrual symptoms: a systematic review Mi Seon Seo, Bok-Nam Seo Womens Health Nurs. 2025;31(2):108-118. Special Issue: Review Article June 30, 2025 English Full text PubReader ePub PDF Supplementary Material	Digital health interventions for oncofertility in female patients: a systematic review Juyoung Ha, Minji Kim, Hyojin Park Womens Health Nurs. 2025;31(2):119-129. Special Issue: Review Article June 30, 2025 English Full text PubReader ePub PDF Supplementary Material
The impact of the LactApp m-Health tool on breastfeeding self-efficacy: a mixed methods study among Filipino mothers Rudena A. Madayag, Matthew Andrei E. Basilio, Dondon D. Pamintuan, et al. Womens Health Nurs. 2025;31(2):130-142. Special Issue: Original Article June 30, 2025 English Full text PubReader ePub PDF	Development and effects of a scenario-based labor nursing simulation education program using an artificial intelligence tutor: a quasi-experimental study Seo-A Park, Hye Young Kim Womens Health Nurs. 2025;31(2):143-154. Special Issue: Original Article June 30, 2025 English Full text PubReader ePub PDF
Pregnant women's eHealth literacy and attitudes toward internet health information and their relationship to shared decision making: a cross-sectional study Minju Kim, Gungeong Lee Womens Health Nurs. 2025;31(2):155-164. Special Issue: Original Article June 30, 2025 Korean Full text PubReader ePub PDF

19	Challenges for future directions for artificial intelligence integrated nursing simulation education
13	Effects of a virtual reality simulation integrated with problem-based learning on nursing students’ critical thinking ability, problem solving ability, and self-efficacy: a non-randomized trial
9	Implementing alternative estimation methods to test the construct validity of Likert-scale instruments