The Chinese Journal of Nursing, established in 1954, is a leading academic journal in China's nursing field. It is supervised by the China Association for Science and Technology, sponsored by the Chinese Nursing Association, and published by the Chinese Nursing Journals Publishing House. Issued semimonthly on the 10th and 20th in both print and online formats (ISSN: 0254-1769; eISSN: 2097-6038; CN: 11-2234/R), the journal publishes high-quality research, clinical practice reports, and theoretical studies aimed at advancing clinical nursing practice.
Rooted in China with a global outlook, the journal adheres to a "content-driven, quality-oriented" strategy, continually striving for excellence through innovation. Under the leadership of Professor Jiang Xiaoying—a prominent figure in Chinese nursing—the editorial team, composed of professionals with master's degrees or higher, demonstrates strong academic and professional competence. The editorial board brings together leading nursing experts from China and internationally renowned scholars from the United States, Australia, the United Kingdom, and Sweden, forming a multidisciplinary academic think tank. With a long-standing history and wide circulation, the journal reaches a broad readership across healthcare institutions and nursing schools in China, as well as internationally recognized nursing organizations and professionals.