May 2025 Vol. 20 No. 5

Acute myeloid leukemia

James Solari*, an 80-year-old man, recently received a diagnosis of acute myeloid leukemia (AML). He’s been hospitalized for a month, including an ICU stay before transferring to the…

Advance care planning in the Black faith community

Advance care planning (ACP), a routine aspect of healthcare regardless of age or health concerns, helps individuals make decisions about future care by reviewing their values, goals, and…

Avoid restraints: De-escalation and acute agitation

Agitation refers to extreme arousal associated with increased verbal and motor activity. Unmanaged agitation can lead to aggressive or violent behavior. Your main concern is the safety of…

Building better communities and health for all

In life-changing moments, quiet conversations, and bold ventures, nurses forge bonds in their communities. To celebrate National Nurses Week, May 6-12, the American Nurses Association spoke with several…

Caring for veterans

Veterans have distinct determinants of health related to their military service and occupational exposures. With more veterans seeking care in the community, the American Nurses Association Mem­bership Assembly…

Nurse preceptor: Six emerging domains

As health settings and clinical nursing practice have become more complex, issues regarding transition to practice at this intersection have presented greater challenges. The profound consequences of inconsistency…

Pressure injuries and indwelling urinary catheters

Urethral erosion and urethral meatus pressure injuries resulting from a medical device-related pressure injury (MDRPI) frequently are overlooked, understudied, and not well understood. This article is available to…

Thank you, nurses!

Gratitude for all you do, every day Jennifer-Mensik-KennedyNational Nurses Week, celebrated each year, May 6–12, marks a dedicated time for the public, organizations, and leaders at all levels…

The Power of inspiration

Celebrating nurses with words and actions How did you spend National Nurses Week? I asked this question of nurses who work in my organization, the University of North…

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