Jonathan Bayuo

Psychological distress, caregiver support gaps and associated factors among family caregivers of adults with advanced cancer: A cross-sectional study in a conflict-affected, resource-constrained setting.

BACKGROUND Family caregivers of people with advanced cancer in conflict-affected settings may experience substantial psychological distress and unmet supportive care needs, yet caregiver-specific evidence remains limited. AIM To quantify psychological distress, unmet supportive care needs and their associations among...

Views and conditional acceptance of telehealth and artificial intelligence for lifestyle modification among individuals with prediabetes: A qualitative descriptive study

Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Home-Care and Community Nursing: A Scoping Review

Background/Objectives: Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly being applied across healthcare, but empirical evidence on its use in home-care and community nursing remains fragmented across technologies, clinical contexts, nursing roles, and stages of implementation. This scoping review aimed to map current AI ap...

The Theory of Communal-Relational Person-Becoming: A Nursing Theory From the African Philosophical Perspective.

Nursing theory has long treated "person" and "human being" as interchangeable, reflecting philosophical traditions that prioritize autonomy and individualism. Thinkers such as John Locke distinguish the biological human organism from the person, defining personhood through inward-looking psychological capacities. This...

Relational Ontology in a Digital World: Integrating African Personhood and Platformized Nursing.

The discipline of nursing has entered a historical moment in which two profound forces converge: the global rise of digital platform labour and the resurgence of relational, communitarian ontologies rooted in African philosophy. Yet these forces are rarely theorised together, despite shaping the same discipline. This p...

Depression, Systemic Inflammation, and Prevalent Diabetes: A Counterfactual Mediation Analysis.

Depression is associated with greater odds of prevalent diabetes, with systemic inflammation contributing to a small but significant proportion of the observed association.

Theorizing digital-relational harm in nursing.

By naming digital-relational harm, the paper reframes digital transformation as an ethical and relational challenge, not merely a technical one, and argues that safeguarding relational integrity must become a central concern in the design, governance, and evaluation of digital health systems.