A long delay between research data collection and publication time can impede clinicians from having the most up-to-date information to inform their practice. This is concerning since an often-cited statistic states that it takes an average of 17 years for 14% of research evidence to be widely implemented into clinical practice (Westfall et al., 2007). Efforts to close the gap between evidence generation

To explore clinical supervisors' perceptions and use of the Fundamentals of Care framework in supervising nursing students in clinical placement in hospital settings.

This manuscript aims to provide a description of an evidence-informed Science of Care practice-based research and innovation framework that may serve as a guiding framework to generate new discoveries and knowledge around fundamental care in a more integrated manner.

To explore nurses' experiences and perceptions of career growth and its influencing factors, as career growth is more closely associated with individual attitudes and behaviours in the new career era.

In 2001, the Institute of Medicine concluded that the American healthcare system failed in translating new knowledge into practice and applying for new technological advances. The Institute of Medicine suggested that knowledge dissemination in healthcare systems may never reach clinicians or patients because the available tools and incentives do not promote rapid dissemination efforts that improve

This study explores experiences of childhood cancer survivors and their parents with a combined physical and social activity intervention during treatment, including how the survivors and their parents perceive physical activity post-treatment.

To identify and describe nursing-sensitive indicators in Danish clinical quality databases and to examine the association between nurse representation on database steering committees and the presence of indicators related to aspects of fundamental care.

To explore the experiences of primary healthcare (PHC) nurses caring for women experiencing intimate partner violence (IPV) in a context of institutional support for the management of this health issue.

The aim was to assess the current literature investigating health activism within nursing practice.

Niceness has been referred to as our ‘most fundamental social dysfunction’ (Summers, 2005) and in nursing, niceness can be (and often is) toxic and disabling. Niceness is powerfully reinforced in nursing by spoken and unspoken discourses that control who can speak and when, and how that voice will be heard and responded to. Niceness is not to be confused with attributes such as collegiality or friendliness

Retaining nurses on the job is vital, and their successful retention is related to the organizational climates (OC) of healthcare settings. The purpose was to develop and test the psychometric properties of the Perceived Organizational Climate Scale (POCS).

To explore how older people's experiences of COVID-19 restrictions influenced their decision to receive a vaccine and to support nurse–patient vaccination conversations.

The COVID-19 pandemic revealed limitations in current approaches to educating the public and individual patients about their health, particularly in the context of misinformation on social media and other venues. Patients' existing belief systems influenced their perceptions about the validity of COVID-19 information and their subsequent decisions to receive a vaccine. In response, clinicians and researchers

To discuss existing conceptual frameworks that can be applied to the examination of health inequities in end-of-life care and related health outcomes. We used the Fawcett and Desanto-Madeya evaluation technique modified by the National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities Research Framework to include individual, interpersonal, community, and societal levels of influence.

Studies have reported on the important role of the clinical research nurse in clinical studies. Yet, there is no international consensus about the role's competencies and tasks. Furthermore, the literature offers a little description of the career pathway from a ward-based registered nurse to a clinical research nurse. More knowledge about this specific role could benefit the nursing profession as

1 INTRODUCTION Historically, nursing was described as ‘a calling profession’ where those entering the profession were passionate about becoming nurses, had a strong desire to serve others and aspired to engage in nursing practice centred around meaningful work. Whilst many may feel called to nursing, a recent study highlighted how nurse's calling to the profession can change over time (Kallio et al

This commentary elucidates the challenges for nurses in effectively identifying and supporting gay and bisexual men who experience intimate partner violence and offers guidance for education, training and practice to nurses when responding to patients who may be experiencing intimate partner violence.

This research aimed to identify the factors that impact why men do not view nursing as a career choice.

This study aimed to understand the perceptions and experiences of sexual violence among Chinese men who have sex with men (MSM) in Hong Kong.

Intimate partner violence (IPV) rates in the Arab American community are high, and there are gaps in the understanding of young adults' perspectives on IPV and its prevention. The aims of this study are to describe Arab American young adults' perspectives on the design of IPV prevention programmes and to document and explore their understanding and experiences with IPV.

To demonstrate how implementing a system-wide measurement and improvement programme can make the delivery of the Fundamentals of Care visible in practice.

Genomics is the study of the body's genes, their function and their impact on the growth, development and working of the body. When the words ‘research’ and ‘genomics’ are said together to nurses and other allied health professionals, individual thoughts almost always lead to research studies focused on gene structure and function. However, with the current emphasis on personalized nursing and medicine

To investigate the scope of practice of nurse-led services for people experiencing homelessness, and the influence on access to healthcare.

To identify distinct orientation competence profiles amongst nurse preceptors and explain the associated factors.

To describe current foodservice systems and mealtime care utilized in the rehabilitation setting. A secondary aim was to identify commonly used outcome measures in foodservice research in the rehabilitation setting.

To identify, synthesize and evaluate the psychometric properties of instruments that measure dating violence (DV).

We aim to identify existing empowerment interventions for people living with dementia and to explore which used interventions and projects are considered empowering and why.

To analyse the degree of susceptibility to smoking according to gender in students between 12 and 16 years of age and study the role of factors associated with gender and the extended index of susceptibility to smoking.

First, to identify which aspects of missed care accurately define the integration of care and context of care dimensions of the Fundamentals of Care Framework. Second, to test the Framework for validity and reliability and lastly, to explore how leadership influences care integration.

This paper aims to explore and describe the translation and cultural adaptation of the Fundamentals of Care framework to a Swedish context, and highlight the need for a translated version.

The aim was to discover longitudinal trajectories and patterns of events preceding adolescent-to-mother family violence in a geographic locale in Australia.

The aim was to examine and describe women's emergency department visits and care-seeking experiences, including recognition, evaluation and communication of symptoms, injuries and health risks after non-fatal intimate partner strangulation.

Fundamentals of care are particularly important for older people in acute inpatient settings, who are at increased risk of serious hospital-associated complications like delirium and functional decline. These complications occur due to interactions between clinical complexity and the complex processes and context of hospital care and can be reduced by consistent attention to the fundamentals of care

Antibiotics savelives and have been effectively and reliably used for decades to treat infections and improve health outcomes. This trust in antibiotics has contributed to over prescribing and the emergence of antimicrobial resistance. Significant amounts of antibiotics are still widely prescribed and taken, especially in young children. However, there is a paucity of existing literature relating to

Explore how nurses and midwives use patient experience data collected from a mobile health app to influence the development of person-centred practice.

To outline the development, implementation and evaluation of an alternative combined type 2 diabetes and chronic kidney disease (CKD) care delivery strategy provided in the context of advanced practice nursing informed by co-created knowledge, between patients and healthcare teams to address identified gaps in care provision.

The aim was to explore nurses' preparedness to expand their practice to prescribe medicines under a supervision model.

A discussion of the philosophy of pragmatism and how it can underpin and integrate nursing education, practice, research and policy across the nursing profession.

The experiences of nurses who blew the whistle during the COVID-19 pandemic have exposed gaps and revealed an urgent need to revisit our understanding of whistleblowing.

To explore nurse preceptors' experiences in promoting and teaching the delivery of fundamental care to nursing students during their clinical period at nursing homes.

To assess the prevalence of domestic violence/intimate partner violence, aggressors, types of violence and associated factors in women who attend an antenatal and postnatal care service in a public hospital in Brazil.

To develop and test a predictive model of self-management based on the theory of the information–motivation–behavioural skills model and previous literature on self-management for patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).

The aim was to examine the subgroups of work engagement in frontline nurses during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This study was to assess the predictive ability of the Johns Hopkins Fall Risk Assessment Tool (Chinese Version) in inpatient settings.

Disparities faced by individuals experiencing homelessness pose significant threats to the health and wellbeing of communities. Survivors of intimate partner violence are at heightened risk, with over 80% experiencing homelessness at some point in time. The intersection of homelessness and survivorship creates numerous barriers to care including safety concerns, stable housing, employment and childcare

The aim of the study was to explore the effects of perceived stress during the pandemic on marital adjustment, sexual life and intimate partner violence.

To synthesize available data on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on clinical supervision practices of healthcare workers and students in healthcare settings.

To examine the effects of expert HIV patients acting as teachers to Spanish nursing students both on their HIV-related knowledge, attitudes and practices and on their approach to the care model as well as to explore their learning experience.

To synthesize quantitative evidence on levels of dignity during acute hospital admission and identify barriers and facilitators to patients' dignity or dignified care from the perspective of hospitalized patients. The secondary aim was to examine the relationship between dignity and demographic, clinical and psychological characteristics of patients.

The aim was to describe and discuss the process of establishing and leading a cross-institutional partnership to regain focus on and reconceptualize fundamental nursing care in clinical practice, nursing education and research in one region in Denmark.

This paper explores the personal, social and structural factors that influence patients' experiences of acute deterioration and medical emergency team (MET) encounter.

To use the Delphi technique to identify and prioritize recommendations for research and practice to improve the mental wellbeing of nurses and midwives in the United Kingdom (UK).

To synthesize qualitative studies of subjective experience of pregnancy in people with cystic fibrosis.

To investigate the strategies used by nurse leaders to facilitate fundamental care delivery in their clinical area.

Nurses' harm prevention practices during the admission of older persons to hospital have important consequences for patient safety, preventable patient harm and length of hospital stay. Novel solutions are needed to assist nurses to balance complexity, high workload burden and patient safety during admission processes.

The current study aimed to systematically review the data obtained from studies on women with breast and gynaecologic cancers subjected to Intimate Partner Violence (IPV).

This study explores how women diagnosed with breast cancer may be supported by physicians and nurses during physical and existential changes related to oncoplastic breast surgery in Denmark. The following research questions were addressed: (a) how do women experience oncoplastic breast surgery, and (b) how does cancer treatment affect their body image?

To explore the experience of physical restraints during mechanical ventilation in intensive care from the perspectives of patients and family members.

The aim of the current study was to compare the prevalence of intimate partner violence (IPV) during the perinatal period among respondents with self-reported disability compared with those without a disability.

To identify factors that influenced: (1) integration of an intimate partner violence intervention into the Nurse-Family Partnership programme and (2) utilization of the intervention with fidelity to the clinical pathway by nurses in their home visits.