The Five Most Popular Articles at AJN

Amanda Geer, AJN administrative coordinator—We look at the statistical views and visits of users at AJN‘s home page to determine our most viewed articles, how many visitors listen to our podcasts, what day of the week we get the most traffic, and a number of other categories to make sure we keep up to date on what matters to our readers. We also look at what our users search for. Some of the most common keyword(s)/phrases are evidence-based practice, research, diabetes, cancer, and stroke. We also look at our most popular articles. For the last few months, the following five articles have dominated our top 10 chart (in an upcoming post, we’ll look at the most popular articles on this blog):

• “Asking the Clinical Question: A Key Step in Evidence-Based Practice”
• “The Seven Steps of Evidence-Based Practice”
• “Improving Communication Among Nurses, Patients, and Physicians”
• “Culture’s Effects on Pain Assessment and Management”
• “Drug Administration Through an Enteral Feeding Tube”