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Geriatric Nursing ISSN 3105-658X (Print) ISSN 3105-6598 (Online) CODEN: LHABA5 Assigned by: Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS), USA Distribution Support: China International Book Trading Corporation (CIBTC) Import Registration Number: G015Z131 Publication Model: Gold Open Access (Gold OA), licensed under CC BY 4.0. Full texts are permanently and freely accessible. Publisher: Macau Sino-Foreign Medical Publishing Limited Publication Frequency: Bimonthly Publication Languages: Chinese, English Submission Requirement: Chinese submissions are accepted (English title, abstract, keywords, author affiliations and names must be provided simultaneously). This journal has been indexed by numerous authoritative academic databases worldwide. It is committed to promoting the global dissemination of high-quality research and collaborating with scholars around the globe to build an open, collaborative, and forward-looking international academic community. Core Position Geriatric Nursing is an international academic journal addressing the global challenge of population aging and dedicated to meeting the health needs of older adults and advancing innovations in gerontological nursing science. The journal aims to systematically promote the construction of theoretical systems and practical paradigm innovations in geriatric nursing, focusing on cutting-edge areas including integrated care strategies for geriatric syndromes, optimization of multi-level long-term care service systems, innovative applications of age-friendly technologies, and interdisciplinary collaboration models. We strongly advocate multi-dimensional and interdisciplinary research integrating clinical nursing, geriatrics, rehabilitation science, social psychology, and public health policy, striving to provide solid academic support and evidence-based foundations for building a holistic, continuous, and humanistic health service system for older adults. Scope The journal focuses on and welcomes academic achievements in the following research areas: Multidimensional assessment, risk early warning, and comprehensive intervention systems for geriatric syndromes Policy framework, quality evaluation, and sustainable development of long-term care service systems Geriatric-friendly environment design, assistive technology innovation, and smart elderly care applications Transitional care models and self-management support mechanisms for older adults with chronic diseases Innovative care models and quality of life improvement strategies for elderly people with cognitive impairment Construction of geriatric palliative care systems and holistic end-of-life care practice Geriatric nursing risk assessment tools, safety management, and adverse event prevention mechanisms Mental health promotion, social adaptation, and social support network construction for the elderly Translation and application of artificial intelligence, Internet of Things, and digital health technologies in geriatric nursing Comparative research on geriatric nursing policies, long-term care insurance systems, and payment mechanism optimization Global Academic Team Recruitment We sincerely invite experts and scholars worldwide in gerontological nursing, geriatrics, and related interdisciplinary fields to join the journal’s academic team as editorial board members, associate editors, peer reviewers, or editors-in-chief, to jointly lead cutting-edge disciplinary development and promote academic innovation and practical translation. Objectives and Vision The journal strives to become an internationally influential and authoritative academic platform in the field of geriatric nursing, promoting the comprehensive transformation of geriatric care from traditional experience-based practice to an evidence-based, people-centered, and smart scientific paradigm. We are committed to building a global collaborative network with interdisciplinary, cross-border, and in-depth integration of industry, academia, research, and application, providing a high-level platform for academic dialogue, experience sharing, and cooperative exchange for researchers, clinicians, policymakers, and industrial innovators. We aim to systematically advance the overall quality and sustainable development of health services for older adults.