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This qualitative study assessed the breastfeeding environment across all 12 maternity hospitals in Miami-Dade County, Florida, to identify institutional factors that influence breastfeeding support.

To map the literature on job satisfaction and turnover intentions among clinical nurse educators (CNEs) in acute care settings.

Alarm fatigue poses significant risks to emergency nurses and patient safety.

During the COVID‑19 pandemic, a 12‑bed windowless modular Medical Care Unit (MCU) was rapidly assembled to alleviate emergency department overcrowding, increase capacity for boarded patients, and improve patient throughput.

This study aimed to identify latent classes of nursing dependency trajectories in patients with acute myocardial infarction (AMI) and examine factors associated with trajectory-class membership.

Formal structured mentoring has demonstrated to significantly strengthen nurse leadership.

To evaluate the effectiveness and safety of exercise interventions for kinesiophobia in patients with cardiovascular disease.

Leadership capability is essential for nursing practice, influencing patient care, staff well-being and organisational effectiveness.

Haemodialysis is a life-sustaining procedure for people with kidney failure, requiring cannulation with two needles before each treatment.

To examine the perceived need, acceptability and anticipated feasibility of the nurse-led telephone follow-up care (NLTFC) approach as an adjunct to specialist-led breast cancer follow-up in India from the perspectives of survivors and healthcare professionals.

Triage is a critical component of emergency department practice.

The nurse practitioner (NP) workforce is rapidly expanding in hospital settings, yet limited evidence exists on how organizational practice environments influence NP burnout.

The experience of starting a new job is a stressful period in which uncertainties, fear of lack of proficiency and concerns about an unfamiliar environment and people are experienced.

Kinesiophobia after pediatric fracture surgery can hinder early functional exercise and delay recovery.

To explore how nursing students with invisible disabilities experience ableism and how these experiences shape their decisions about disclosure and the use of academic and clinical accommodations.

Nurses in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) face significant emotional and clinical demands affecting caring behaviours.

Despite well-documented health risks, cumulative exposure to atypical working hours (AWH) over a career remains poorly quantified, especially among healthcare workers.

Sexual assault affects approximately 1 in 3 women and 1 in 18 men in the United Kingdom (UK), yet disclosure to healthcare professionals remains low.

Malnutrition is common in critically ill patients and increases morbidity and mortality.

Community-engaged research provides a strong framework for developing meaningful interventions that reflect the real and perceived needs of individuals and communities, help to address health disparities, and tackle complex health and social challenges.

BackgroundEmergency nurses commonly work shifts, and their health status may vary under these working conditions.

This study aimed to adapt the Pediatric-Friendly Care Assessment Scale in the emergency department into Turkish and evaluate its psychometric properties among pediatric emergency nurses in Turkey.

Pressure ulcers remain a major clinical challenge, and nurses' self-efficacy is essential for their prevention and management.

The number of patients with end-stage kidney disease requiring haemodialysis (HD) is increasing worldwide, placing substantial pressure on healthcare systems.

To evaluate the diagnostic performance, internal consistency, and construct validity of the Spanish Stanford Proxy Test for Delirium (S-PTD) in non-intubated critically ill Mexican patients admitted to intensive and intermediate care units.

Men remain markedly underrepresented in the global nursing workforce, and male nursing students frequently encounter gender stereotypes, limited clinical opportunities, and inadequate professional support during their training.

Point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) is increasingly used in generalist practice by physicians, nurse practitioners, and nurses.

Emergency nurses are frequently exposed to heavy workloads, unpredictable clinical events, and significant emotional strain.

University nursing students face academic and lifestyle pressures that may compromise food choices and nutritional status.

Cataract surgery requires precise coordination of multimodal processes delivered across decentralized multi-site tertiary healthcare systems.

Cervical collars have been a component of the prehospital standard of care for suspected spinal cord injuries for over 30 years.

Physiology education often faces challenges such as limited instructional time, complex content, and low student engagement, leading to high failure rates.

Citizen engagement can create a community of compassion for dying hospitalized patients.

Cardiovascular diseases remain a major cause of morbidity and mortality in Kazakhstan.

Chronic Knee pain is one of the most reported types of pain in the United States and causes a significant issue in rural and underserved communities.