Prevalence of problematic Internet use and its association with quality of life among undergraduate nursing students in the later stage of COVID‐19 pandemic era in China
Hong Cai(Guangxi Medical University), Yu‐Tao Xiang(University of Macau), Wei Bai(University of Macau), Hai‐Tao Xi(Jilin University), Lin Han(Northeast Agricultural University), Zhiwen Wang(Peking University), Zong‐Mei Ge(Jilin University), Teris Cheung(Hong Kong Polytechnic University), Li Chen(Wenzhou Medical University), Shuo Liu(Wuhan University), Pan Chen(Wuhan University), Mengmeng Ji(Peking University), Yanjie Zhao(Second Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University), Gábor S. Ungvári(The University of Western Australia), Feng‐Rong An(Hebei Medical University), Bing Xiang Yang(Sun Yat-sen University), Hongyan Zhang(Northwest A&F University), Qianqian Zhu(Capital Medical University)
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