Journal Highlights

  • Nursing Education and Research

    Nursing Education and research are interdependent categories aims on preparing the best nurses to meet the updated health care needs. Nursing Education is to reinforce the development of nursing profession by educating the nurses with the forthcoming technologies from the Research field. Nursing research develops knowledge about health and the prom...

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  • Clinical Nursing

    A Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) is a registered nurse who is recognised as a senior member of staff across all areas of practice but particularly in acute care. A clinical nurse specialist demonstrates a higher level of skill in their clinical decision making, especially when it comes to problem identification and solution, and analysing and inte...

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  • Nursing Practice

    Nursing is a health sector-related profession. This profession focused on health promotion, disease prevention; curative and rehabilitative health strategies are applied. The clinical nursing skills for the nurses are of high priority not only to provide comprehensive care but also to enhance clinical competence. Advanced nursing practice is an umb...

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  • Community Nursing

    Community health nursing or public health nursing combines primary healthcare and nursing practice in a community. Community health nurses provide health services, preventive care, intervention, and health education to communities or populations. The community health nurse identifies people in need and reaches out to them. Their main role to focus ...

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  • Critical Care Nursing

    Critical care nursing is also called intensive care unit (ICU) nursing, with a focus on the utmost care of the critically ill or unstable patients and requiring more frequent nursing assessments and the utilization of life-sustaining technology and drugs. Critically ill patients have life-threatening medical problems that require frequent monitorin...

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  • Holistic Nursing

    Holistic Nursing or care is a method to ensure comprehensive care for the patient. Holistic nursing is a nursing specialty concerned with the integration of a person’s mind, body, and spirit with their environment. Holism comes from Greek holos “whole”. The systems and their properties should be focused as wholes, not just as a collection of ...

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  • Public Health Nursing

    Public health nursing, a term introduced by Lillian Wald, specialty focused on public health.Public health nursing is similar to community health nursing, however, there is a difference. Public health nurses direct related to people/public, provide healthcare to the Public who are incapable to take care of own self and need assistance. Community he...

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  • Midwifery

    Midwifery is a service related to the health profession, caring for women undergoing normal pregnancy labor and the period following childbirth not only this but even during the post paratum period in addition to the sexual and reproductive health of women throughout their lives.. It includes measures aimed at preventing health problems in pregnanc...

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  • Pediatric/Neonatal Care Nursing

    The period from birth to 28 days of life is called the neonatal period and infants in this are termed as a neonate or newborn baby. The nursing care required for neonates or new born babies is known as neonatal care nursing. Pediatric nursing is the medical care of neonates and children up to adolescence. Neonatal nursing include care of new born b...

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  • Perioperative Nursing

    Perioperative nursing is the nursing care provided for the patients before (perioperative) , during (Intraoperative) and after (Postoperative) the surgery. Perioperative nurses provide care for patients in the period prior to and right after surgery or intervention procedures. The nurses assesses the patient data by collecting, organizing and pri...

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  • Geriatric Nursing

    The Geriatrics is used to represent the aged people, called as Geriatrics or Clinical Gerontology.Geriatric nursing is a field of medicine and hospital care that deal with old age people. Geriatric nursing also refers to as gerontological nursing which includes handling them (olderly People) with care and also with love and affection is nurse respo...

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  • Oncology Nursing

    Oncology nursing is the branch of nursing who cares for cancer patients. Oncology is a difficult field wherein medical attendants bolster patients, families, and parental figures through the pressure of conclusion and treatment, and the tension of numerous vulnerabilities welcomed on by the ailment, including confronting mortality. As oncology pate...

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  • Critical Care Nursing and Emergency Nursing

    Critical care is a term used to explain as the care of patients who are extremely ill. Critical Care Nursing is that specialty within nursing that deals specifically with human response to life threatening problem. A Critical Care Nurse is licensed professional nurse who is responsible for ensuring that acutely and critically ill patients and their...

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  • OB/GYN and Women's Health Nursing

    OB/GYN nursing is also known as perinatal nursing. Obstetrical nurse is a specialist who has some expertise in ladies' well-being. They mainly work with the women who are attempting to be pregnant, are already pregnant or have delivered. Women health nursing mainly deals with the healthcare for women across the lifespan. This includes well-wom...

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  • Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing

    Psychiatric and mental health nursing is the field of nursing practice that involves the care of individuals with a mental health disorder to help them recover and improve their quality of life. They work with the people suffering from:Anxiety disorders, like panic attacks and phobiasMood disorders, including bipolar disorder and depressionIssues w...

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  • Trauma Nursing

    A trauma nursing is a medical custodian who have some expertise in the consideration of patients who endure an intense physical issue or disease, regardless of whether it is unintentional or deliberate. They are trained to care of patients of all ages from new born to old ages in high-stress and chaotic environment. Instances of cases that injury m...

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  • Forensic Nursing

    Forensic nursing is defined as the application of the nursing process to public or legal proceedings, investigation of trauma, death related issues/abuse, violence, criminal activity, liability, and accidents. They have an assortment of jobs, including assessing and thinking about survivors of attack, household misuse, kid and senior maltreatment, ...

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  • Nursing Ethics

    Nursing ethics defined as ethics that concerns with the activities in the field of nursing. This involves with the values and ethical principles governing nursing practice, conduct, and relationships. Ethics is an integral part of the nursing foundation. Nursing ethics provides the professional standards for nursing activities, which protect the nu...

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