Élvio Jesus

Élvio Jesus serves as Invited Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Health Sciences and Nursing and Researcher at the Center for Interdisciplinary Research in Health (CIIS) at Catholic University of Portugal. His academic work focuses on nursing practice environments, primary healthcare systems, and patient safety optimization within Portuguese healthcare contexts.

Research interests span Primary Health Care (100% fingerprint match), Nursing Practice (74%), and Work Environment dynamics. Key specializations include Nurse Manager effectiveness (54%), Patient Safety protocols (50%), Clinical Decision Making processes (44%), and Cross-Sectional Study methodologies (58%). His work critically examines organizational factors influencing nursing retention and care quality.

Recent publication trends (2024-2025) demonstrate concentrated research on psychometric scale validation for Portuguese nursing contexts, scoping reviews of clinical leadership behaviors, and cross-sectional analyses of practice environments' impact on burnout and job satisfaction in primary healthcare settings. Over 80% of current output addresses hospital-based nursing management challenges.

Dr. Jesus actively supervises academic work including master's theses on nursing practice environment impacts, elderly self-care dependency after hip fracture surgery, and occupational nursing data frameworks. He contributes to the CIIS research project (2020-2024) funded by Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia, focusing on systematic reviews in nursing interventions and disease management.

As core CIIS researcher, he collaborates within interdisciplinary teams examining Primary Health Care delivery, Nursing Care systems, and Implant-related disease management. Current network analysis shows strongest collaborations in Nursing Intervention development (57%) and Disease management protocols (58%).