To explore the social integration strategies adopted by internationally educated nurses during acculturation and to elucidate their role in facilitating successful adaptation to their host countries.

To determine the experiences of nurses and midwives providing perinatal care in an earthquake area.

To connect selected examples from Florence Nightingale's life with concerns for the distress nurses are experiencing worldwide.

To explore the relationship between patient safety management and each aspect of nurses' workload and to report the moderating effects of the perceived importance of patient safety management on these relationships.

The increasing complexity of the healthcare sector requires an evolution in nursing education to effectively manage care in complex and interdisciplinary contexts.

To understand the role adaptation process of nurses caring for older adult patients with terminal diseases in Chinese geriatric hospitals.

Two major earthquakes occurred within 10 hours in Kahramanmaraş on February 6, 2023, which resulted in thousands of deaths and injured people within Turkey.

Nurses' critical input and firsthand disaster management experience are vital to healthcare quality.

To explore the ethical considerations and challenges faced by nursing professionals in integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into patient care.

This study establishes the mediating roles of job satisfaction and organizational identification on the relationship between nurses' workload and their intention to leave.

The study aimed to determine the experiences of Turkish nurses who volunteered in the disaster zone following the 2023 Türkiye-Syria earthquake.

This study aims to examine the influence of single and double-shift work schedules on hand function and cognitive capacities, specifically working memory, attention, and response time in nurses.

This systematic review and meta-analysis aimed to analyze studies that examined the relationship between psychological capital and burnout in registered nurses.

This study aims to assess the relationship between workplace ostracism and the procrastination behavior of nurses, as well as examine the effect of organizational silence on this relationship.

To investigate the effect of ward operational efficiency on nursing workload and identify the factors that influence nursing workload.

Representing half of the global health workforce, nurses are critical to health promotion, disease prevention, and the economic and social needs of populations. However, nursing expertise is underutilized in the UN System, and nurses are underprepared for roles in policy to influence global health and sustainable development. Innovative education strategies are necessary to address the sidelining of nursing expertise in these spaces and build nursing literacy in shaping global policy.

This study aimed to explore 1) factors that influenced the evidence-based practice competencies and behaviors of clinical nurses and 2) the interaction between the organizational evidence-based practice culture, head nurses' implementation leadership, and nurses' evidence-based practice competencies and behaviors.

Missed care has negative consequences for patients, directly affecting the quality of nursing care and patient safety.

After natural disasters, the urgent need for survival and rescue operations for those trapped in the rubble results in a heightened demand for healthcare services. Nurses are pivotal in addressing the consequences of such calamities. Nurses operating in critical conditions encounter numerous challenges, including safety issues and ethical quandaries. The ethical considerations primarily revolve around the limitations, duties, and modified norms of care administered by nurses during disasters, presenting both significant and complex challenges.

This study was conducted to determine the professional experiences and future expectations of nurses working in the most damaged areas during the first two weeks of the 2023 Turkey earthquake.