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ANS has initiated a new section in each issue of the journal, featuring nursing scholarship by international authors! This feature started in July-September, 2024 under the leadership of Editor Eun-Ok Im, with the article titled Current Status of Translational Science in Nursing Across Four Countries. This article is authored by Hsui-Min Tsai, PhD, RN, FAAN; […]

Topic: Evolutions in Theory for Nursing Science Theory provides the substance of the discipline and is vital for the development of nursing knowledge. It provides a structured framework to guide variable selection, formulate hypotheses, design methodologically sound studies, and facilitate the interpretation and application of findings into practice. Importantly, theory-driven research contributes to the development […]

Each issue of ANS provides an article that is available for Professional Development (Continuing Education) credits! The current “continuing education” article is particularly timely, given the discord that many communities are facing because of political and social controversies realted to health equity. But regardless of these current circumstances, as nurses and healthcare providers, we have […]

The latest issue of ANS is now available to view on the ANS Website! In Dr Eun Ok Im’s editorial for this issue, she discusses the impending impacts of the recent drastic changes to the National Institute of Health (NIH), and particularly the National Institute of Nursing Research (NINR). She states clearly and unequivocally, “In […]