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Aim: This study aimed to structure the nursing practice of Certified Nurses in Emergency Nursing in regard to patients only required outpatient treatment in primary or secondary emergency care departments in Japan. Method: Questionnaire data and semi-structured interview data were collected from 12 Certified Nurses in Emergency Nursing in the Kinki region in Japan. All responses were analyzed using the qualitative synthesis method (KJ method). Results: Our study extracted seven symbolic marks in relation to Certified Nurses in Emergency Nursing practice for patients only required outpatient treatment, as follows: [Independently observing and following up on patients, with a nursing focus, after doctor examination], [Source of care for patients needing help], [Imagining life after discharge for patients when determining whether hospitalization is necessary], [Receiving confirmation that hospitalization is unnecessary and sympathizing with emergency patients’ uneasiness and tension], [Explaining methods of risk aversion when return has taken place after a short period], [Where there is danger of aggravation, cooperating with other professionals], [Educated medical staff, care staff, and local residents who are able to administer first aid]. Conclusion: This paper revealed the nursing practice of Certified Nurses in Emergency Nursing that took responsibility in returning patients to their original life as well as the patients’ restoration to health. Further research is needed to examine the influence of the emergency nurses’ intervention on reconsultation to an emergency outpatient and regular consultation to a general outpatient.

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Nursing Practice of Certified Nurses in Emergency Nursing for Patients Only Required Outpatient Treatment in Primary or Secondary Emergency Care Departments in Japan