This study investigates the types of constraints APNs face, their effects on moral distress, and the effects of organizational, team, or personal constraints on moral distress.
Nurses are central to palliative and end‐of‐life care, yet organizational, family‐related, and professional barriers may restrict person‐centered support. Evidence from Palestinian governmental hospitals remains limited.
Mohammad Qtait· Health Science Reports· 0 citations
To explore how Advanced Nurse Practitioners (ANPs) perceive and enact their role in community care and to provide insights into their role as described from their own views and experiences.
Sanne Smulders, G. Dijkstra, A. van Vught et al.· Nursing Open· 0 citations
Irma Kock discusses the Nursing and Midwifery Council's anti-racism principles, including why they are needed, expectations for practitioners and their application to primary care nursing.
New nurses face many overlooked challenges as they transition into practice. This article explores how microaggressions and workplace incivility can undermine confidence, well-being, and retention and how emotional intelligence, effective communication, and conflict-resolution strategies can empower nurses; strengthen...
Odette X. Torres, Jessy M. Kandathil, Marie Fe M. Cunanan et al.· Nursing Made Incredibly Easy...· 0 citations
This Perspective discusses the misalignment physicians face between their professionalism-based values and the conditions of practice that are influenced by pressures from market, managerial, and platform logics, and offers suggestions to align practice conditions and professional identity.
Adam P. Sawatsky, A. L. Leep Hunderfund· Journal of the American Medi...· 0 citations
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