Daniel Joseph E. Berdida

Beyond cost-effectiveness: Reframing the value of essential nursing care in healthcare priority-setting.

Cost-effectiveness analysis (CEA) has become a dominant framework for healthcare priority-setting, offering policymakers a standardized way to compare costs with expected health gains under conditions of scarcity. Yet its dominance raises ethical and conceptual problems when applied to forms of care that are relational...

Professional self-efficacy as a mediator and moderator between workaholism and work-related quality of life in intensive care unit nurses: A multicentre cross-sectional study.

The commodification of nursing education: A discursive paper on academic identity, faculty work, and the future of nursing knowledge.

BACKGROUND The nursing and midwifery educator workforce is increasingly seen as key to sustaining healthcare, driving professional education, and shaping nursing knowledge. However, debates often focus mainly on numbers, such as shortages, recruitment, and expanding capacity. Less attention is given to the institutiona...

The Moral Economy of Nursing Research: Commodification, Metricisation and Scholarly Integrity.

This paper offers a philosophical critique of the moral economy of nursing research under conditions of commodification and metricisation. Using the concept of the junkification of research as an analytic lens, it examines tensions that may arise when institutional criteria such as publication volume, journal prestige,...

The Mediating Role of AI Ethics Awareness Between AI Attitudes and AI Utilization: A Multisite Cross‐Sectional Study of Saudi Nursing Students

Nursing students’ AI technology attitudes and AI ethics awareness were positively associated with AI utilization, whereas AI ethics mediated between AI technology attitudes and AI utilization.