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Bringing families back and improving patient outcomes: why nurses should cheer the lifting of visitation restrictions

It’s time to recognize the vital role of family engagement in health care

As the pandemic fades, ‘I continue to wrestle with the impact that visitation policies have had on my grief’

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Bringing families back and improving patient outcomes: why nurses should cheer the lifting of visitation restrictions

As the pandemic fades, ‘I continue to wrestle with the impact that visitation policies have had on my grief’

Solutions to tackle the nursing shortage and burnout immediately: a review of the literature

‘This is not a study. This is my life.’ A nursing student’s final words to the profession (part 1)

Latest articles

‘I hope to run health centres where the staff want to work’ because it’s good for nurses & patients, Carli Fjeldberg says

‘Everyone should have a home and experience safety and dignity. That is a pathway to healing.’

My mental health journey: after 38 years of nursing, burnout, fuelled by COVID-19, finally caught up with me

A 75-year-old presents with his wife noting that he is getting very forgetful. Why?

Why a long-term care mentorship program for internationally educated nurses is desperately needed

Evidence-based addictions treatment and harm reduction in hospitals are key to reducing patient-initiated discharges

The ‘soul crushing’ reality of what happens when patients are forced into overcrowded emergency departments

When it gives you that warm glow in your heart, that’s the nursing specialty to pursue

A 55-year-old woman presents with a headache and flashing lights. Why?

Unseen inequity: why Canadian nurses need to know about environmental racism

Breastfeeding advocate creates ‘positive changes in the lives of marginalized women and children’

Getting hit by a car: a case study and reflection from a fourth-year nursing student

A 73-year old man presents with pins and needles in his hand and simultaneously has a sensation of having a ‘curtain being pulled down’ over his right eye. Why?

As the pandemic fades, ‘I continue to wrestle with the impact that visitation policies have had on my grief’

Bringing families back and improving patient outcomes: why nurses should cheer the lifting of visitation restrictions

The “I” in conflict: what dealing with complaints taught me about my own struggles

A 53-year-old presents with ‘indigestion’ following playing basketball. Here is their ECG. Why do they have chest pain?

Wound, ostomy and continence care CEO advocates for recognition for nurses with specialized skills, credentials

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