Publications

'you get out what you put in'.	chris o'connor trained at the nightingale school of nursing at st thomas' hospital in london, qualifying as a mental health nurse in 1993. he worked in acute psychiatry, and learning disabilities and older people's services, before becoming head of nursing practice for a london mental health trust. his current role is nurse consultant for dementia and older people at east surrey hospital.	2017	28247798
more senior bme nurses on agenda for new chief.	the new chief executive at the florence nightingale foundation, ursula ward, is keen to promote black and minority ethnic (bme) issues and tackle systemic problems in nursing.	2017	28271781
effective pain management in patients in hospital.	chronic pain is experienced by between one third and one half of the uk population. nurses should ensure that patients' pain is assessed and managed when they present to hospital, including pre-existing chronic pain and acute pain as a result of trauma or surgical interventions. acute pain that is inadequately managed may result in chronic pain, impeding the patient's return to normal function and daily activities. depression and increasing age affect the likelihood of patients experiencing chro ...	2017	28293996
the origins of a two-tier profession: a nursing school at a poor law infirmary.	niall mccrae, lecturer, and katerina kuzminska, postgraduate nursing student, florence nightingale faculty of nursing and midwifery, king's college, london, chart the influences of nightingale's poor law infirmary reforms.	2017	28328273
reducing premature mortality from non-communicable diseases.	cardiovascular disease and other non-communicable diseases, such as diabetes, cancer and chronic respiratory disease, are a leading cause of premature death and disability worldwide. this article emphasises the importance of prevention in reducing death and disability from preventable non-communicable diseases, especially for individuals with established risk factors for these diseases. it reviews global initiatives to reduce morality rates from these diseases, identifies opportunities for nurse ...	2017	28421965
scholarship offers chance to learn and get ahead.	have you ever considered studying nursing practice overseas, undertaking a bespoke leadership programme or engaging in a clinical research project? if so, a florence nightingale foundation scholarship could be for you.	2017	28443447
modernising patient clothing: a florence nightingale foundation project.	christine fitzgerald, matron at the hillingdon hospitals nhs foundation trust (currently on secondment) discusses a project to boost patient self-esteem and dignity through the clothing provided for them to wear.	2017	28453329
saving lives for 35 years: sentara nightingale looks forward.	the nightingale regional air ambulance program, operated by norfolk, va-based not-for-profit sentara healthcare, is marking its 35th year of operation in 2017, having surpassed 20,000 safe flights. looking ahead, the program is adding ifr capabilities, designated landing zones to rendezvous with ems partners and clinical training in a simulation lab, and collaborating with cardiac and neurology services to provide quicker interventions for stemi and stroke patients at sentara norfolk general hos ...	2017	28499678
a sense of belonging unites queen's nurses.	in 1893, florence nightingale said hospitals are 'only an intermediate stage of civilization, never intended at all even to take in the whole sick population'.	2017	28513367
role of nurses in supporting patients to self-manage chronic conditions.	the burden of chronic illness is increasing globally as a result of increased life expectancy, unhealthy lifestyles, and advances in medical interventions and treatments. therefore, people living with chronic conditions, and their families, will have to assume greater responsibility in managing such conditions. however, to do so they require appropriate support from healthcare services. this article explores some of the tensions that hinder the self-management of chronic conditions. it emphasise ...	2017	28513400
nightingale commemoration.	the life and legacy of florence nightingale has been celebrated at westminster abbey.	2017	28537162
crisis at guy's hospital (1880) and the nature of nursing work.	this historical study aims to refine understanding of the nature of nursing work. the study focuses on the 1880 crisis at guy's hospital in london to examine the nature and meaning of nursing work, particularly the concept of nursing work as many 'little things.' in this paper, an examination of margaret lonsdale's writing offers an original contribution to our understanding of the ways in which nursing work differs from medical practice. in this way, we use the late-nineteenth-century controver ...	2017	28544051
establishing a nurse-led pelvic floor and functional bowel service.	jane turner, colorectal nurse specialist, cardiff and vale university health board, was awarded a travel scholarship by the florence nightingale foundation. she used it to find out about the running of nurse-led pelvic floor and functional bowel services around the uk.	2017	28594614
assisted therapy with dogs is an effective tool.	cases of animal-assisted therapy (aat) have been documented as far back as 1869, when florence nightingale used it with her patients ( goddard and gilmer 2015 ).	2017	28604217
resign en masse or strike - it is time for nurses to get tough.	the annual florence nightingale memorial service, held in westminster abbey to commemorate international nurses day on may 12, is a poignant occasion where you feel you are renewing your nursing vows.	2017	28610494
nursing education trial using a virtual nightingale ward.	nursing department students are expected to correctly grasp the entire concept of nursing through their education. the authors created a movie of a nightingale ward (virtual ward, hereafter) with an architectural computer design software for education. the students' reaction to the virtual ward was categorized into three viewpoints: that of nurses, of patients, and of nurses and patients in common. most of the reactions in each viewpoint were: "easy to observe patients" in the nurses' viewpoint; ...	2017	28626129
historically-informed nursing: a transnational case study in china.	the term 'nurse' (hushi-'caring scholar') did not enter the chinese language until the early 20th century. modern nursing-a fundamentally western notion popularized by nightingale and introduced to china in 1884-profoundly changed the way care of the sick was practiced. for 65 years, until 1949, nursing developed in china as a transnational project, with western and chinese influences shaping the profession of nursing in ways that linger today. co-authored by chinese, canadian, and american nurs ...	2017	28631346
why self-care is key to providing high-quality care to others.	jo mccormick, consultant nurse and associate director of nursing, belfast health and social care trust, joanna.mccormick@belfasttrust.hscni.net , and sally hayes, director of strategy, planning and resources at the open university, share their insights from undertaking a florence nightingale leadership scholarship.	2017	28640729
"brighter hours will come": the signet ring of florence nightingale.		2017	28692496
forging a unique nursing partnership with china.	when members of a london nursing faculty forged a learning partnership with a chinese counterpart they likely did not expect to be discussing the benefits of using florence nightingale lamps to decorate hospital walls. but there is nothing ordinary about the collaboration between king's college london and nanjing health school.	2017	28699470
studying the old masters of nursing: a critical student experience for developing nursing identity.	in the past professional identity in nursing was inculcated in students alongside institutional pride. a strong sense of professional identity is key to staff retention and recruitment and key to the delivery of quality nursing care. with the wholesale transfer of pre-registration nursing education to the third level sector, however, the reality is that students now divide their affiliations between university and healthcare institutions and professional identity development may be stymied. for ...	2017	28822955
sam nightingale.		2014	28845816
a lady 'in proper proportions'? feminism, lytton strachey, and florence nightingale's reputation, 1918-39.	lytton strachey's eminent victorians has long been regarded as a watershed in attitudes to victorian culture, widely seen as having instigated a revolutionary backlash against the values and heroes of the victorian era in england. its impact, however, on the reputations of his four subjects-thomas arnold, general gordon, cardinal manning and florence nightingale-has been subjected to surprisingly little scholarly attention. drawing on the work of gender historians, this article reassesses strach ...	2017	28922795
molecular characterization and distribution of plasmodium matutinum, a common avian malaria parasite.	species of plasmodium (plasmodiidae, haemosporida) are widespread and cause malaria, which can be severe in avian hosts. molecular markers are essential to detect and identify parasites, but still absent for many avian malaria and related haemosporidian species. here, we provide first molecular characterization of plasmodium matutinum, a common agent of avian malaria. this parasite was isolated from a naturally infected thrush nightingale luscinia luscinia (muscicapidae). fragments of mitochondr ...	2017	28931453
living human dignity: a nightingale legacy.	the authors in this article present the humanbecoming ethical tenets of human dignity: reverence, awe, betrayal, and shame. these four ethical tenets of human dignity are examined from a historical perspective, exploring how rosemarie rizzo parse has conceptualized these ethical tenets with added descriptions from other scholars, and how florence nightingale lived human dignity as the founder of modern nursing.	2017	28934048
memory improvement tapes: how effective for elderly adults?	the effectiveness of two commercially available audiocassette memory improvement programs was evaluated in a sample of 32 healthy, community-living elderly adults. participants were given a set of either syber vision's neuropsychology of memory power tapes (bornstein, 1989) or nightingale-conant's mega memory tapes (trudeau, 1992), and a portable cassette player, and instructed to complete the programs within 10 weeks. all participants received a comprehensive battery of memory tests prior to an ...	1997	29053088
florence nightingale foundation: supporting excellent leadership.		2017	29125349
florence nightingale: lighting the way for the future of nursing.		2017	29189459
developing an infrastructure to support clinical academic careers.	research and evidence-based practice underpins the delivery of high-quality patient care. developing the research capacity and capability of nurses, midwives and allied health professionals requires a robust emphasis and the necessary support infrastructure to encourage and develop practitioners to follow a clinical academic career pathway. clinical academic partnerships between higher education and healthcare institutions can offer a blend of required expertise with mutual benefits. this articl ...	2017	29240466
possible role of stress, coping strategies, and life style in the development of breast cancer.	objective the aim of the present study was to investigate the possibility of the effect of life long stressful events, along with coping method used, perception of social support, and life style on the development of breast cancer. methods in this hospital-based case control study, the study group comprised 250 women with breast cancer who were followed by florence nightingale breast study group. control group included 250 women, who had similar sociodemographic characteristics to the study grou ...	2018	29292669
genomic islands of differentiation in two songbird species reveal candidate genes for hybrid female sterility.	hybrid sterility is a common first step in the evolution of postzygotic reproductive isolation. according to haldane's rule, it affects predominantly the heterogametic sex. while the genetic basis of hybrid male sterility in organisms with heterogametic males has been studied for decades, the genetic basis of hybrid female sterility in organisms with heterogametic females has received much less attention. we investigated the genetic basis of reproductive isolation in two closely related avian sp ...	2018	29319911
biomechanics of coupled motion in the cervical spine during simulated whiplash in patients with pre-existing cervical or lumbar spinal fusion: a finite element study.	loss of motion following spine segment fusion results in increased strain in the adjacent motion segments. however, to date, studies on the biomechanics of the cervical spine have not assessed the role of coupled motions in the lumbar spine. accordingly, we investigated the biomechanics of the cervical spine following cervical fusion and lumbar fusion during simulated whiplash using a whole-human finite element (fe) model to simulate coupled motions of the spine.	2018	29330341
spiritual formation, secularization, and reform of professional nursing and education in antebellum america.	the origin story of professional nursing associated with antebellum american faith communities is all but lost. this paper provides historical evidence for professional nursing for that period using a case study approach that examines three faith communities: the sisters and daughters of charity, the shakers, and the church of jesus christ of latter day saints. the purpose is to present an historical analysis of the three communities' health beliefs, recipes and remedies that were foundational t ...	2018	29406138
competition-driven niche segregation on a landscape scale: evidence for escaping from syntopy towards allotopy in two coexisting sibling passerine species.	the role of interspecific competition for generating patterns in species' distribution is hotly debated and studies taking into account processes occurring at both large and small spatial scales are almost missing. theoretically, competition between species with overlapping niches should result in divergence of their niches in sympatry to reduce the costs of competition. many species show a mosaic distribution within sympatric zones, with the syntopic sites occupied by both species, and allotopi ...	2018	29430650
[anna hamilton (1864-1935), the excellence of nursing.]	a frenchwoman, anna hamilton (1864-1935), daughter of a franco-english couple, reads with passion the works of florence nightingale and takes an interest in nursing. in order to practice it, she first passes the equivalent of a bachelor’s degree in self-education and registers at the marseille medical school. she wants to prepare a medical thesis on the nursing staff in the hospitals in europe and is conducting an investigation throughout europe. she passed her thesis on june 15, 1900 entitled “ ...	2017	29436808
can quantab titrator sticks reliably predict urinary sodium?	urinary sodium concentration is a commonly used marker for extracellular fluid depletion which is often associated with dehydration. a point of care test for urinary sodium may reduce delays in clinical decision making by offering more timely guidance leading to improved salt and fluid management. we compared laboratory assessed urinary sodium with a potential point of care measure of urinary chloride in a variety of in- and outpatient specialities, to explore its use as an indicator of low urin ...	2018	29460802
affairs happen-to whom? a study on extrapair paternity in common nightingales.	most birds engage in extrapair copulations despite great differences across and within species. besides cost and benefit considerations of the two sex environmental factors have been found to alter mating strategies within or between populations and/or over time. for socially monogamous species, the main advantage that females might gain from mating with multiple males is probably increasing their offspring's genetic fitness. since male (genetic) quality is mostly not directly measurable for fem ...	2017	29492002
interspecific competition promotes habitat and morphological divergence in a secondary contact zone between two hybridizing songbirds.	interspecific competition is assumed to play an important role in the ecological differentiation of species and speciation. however, empirical evidence for competition's role in speciation remains surprisingly scarce. here, we studied the role of interspecific competition in the ecological differentiation and speciation of two closely related songbird species, the common nightingale (luscinia megarhynchos) and the thrush nightingale (luscinia luscinia). both species are insectivorous and ecologi ...	2018	29603471
the nurse philanthropist: where care and cause meet.	a transcultural clinical nurse specialist narrates how nursing has provided ways to exercise her passion for the clinical intellect as it intersects with the compassion of the heart. she encourages nurses to become social justice entrepreneurs, or what she terms nurse philanthropists, devoting time, talent, and energy to social justice issues as activists, advocates, and ambassadors. florence nightingale was the first nurse philanthropist, using wealth she inherited to establish st. thomas hospi ...	2018	29669642
two narratives, one history: mary seacole and florence nightingale.		2018	29714895
nightingale nursing home, derby.		1905	29811185
florence nightingale.		1889	29816596
miss nightingale.		1910	29822056
florence nightingale, o.m.		1910	29822058
shall the florence nightingale memorial fail?		1911	29822718
the memorial to florence nightingale.		1911	29822972
florence nightingale and the royal national pension fund for nurses: letters and correspondence of historic value.		1916	29823129
the evolution of the modern hospital: ii. the nightingale school and a new epoch.		1915	29823868
the florence nightingale memorial.		1916	29824094
florence nightingale, o.m.: the memorial service at st. paul's cathedral.		1916	29824216
form of service used at the unveiling by her majesty the queen of the memorial to miss florence nightingale, o.m.: st. paul's cathedral, february 14, 1916, at 2:15 p.m.		1916	29824228
the florence nightingale memorial.		1916	29824246
florence nightingale and the war.		1916	29824292
unveiling of bas-relief of florence nightingale.		1917	29825406
the nightingale school and st. thomas's hospital -iii.		1917	29825777
the nightingale school and st. thomas's hospital-ii.		1917	29825812
the suffrage and florence nightingale.		1917	29825881
the nightingale school and st. thomas's hospital.		1917	29825930
the nightingale legend: the reaction and the reality.		1918	29828440
florence nightingale.		1920	29829293
a new light on florence nightingale.		1921	29829896
sir e. t. cook's "florence nightingale": the real character of the lady with the lamp.		1913	29840766
miss nightingale and the city of london.		1908	29841880
"the power of twitter": using social media at a conference with nursing students.	the potential impact of social media use in nursing education, continuing professional development, and nurses' advocacy is unfolding at a rapid pace. nurse educators are uniquely placed to incorporate the use of social media to enhance students' learning experiences and support students to develop competency in the use of social media for patient benefit. this paper outlines a novel way in which professional education on social media use was integrated into an undergraduate nursing programme. d ...	2018	29945099
experiencing compassionate care in practice: a travel scholarship.	alison bunce, director of care at ardgowan hospice, greenock, and programme lead for compassionate inverclyde ( alison.bunce@ardhosp.co.uk ), describes her florence nightingale foundation travel scholarship.	2018	29995503
the florence nightingale foundation: developing nursing's leaders.	ursula ward, chief executive, florence nightingale foundation, chiefexec@florence-nightingale-foundation.org.uk , describes the role of the foundation and its plans for the future.	2018	29995515
high susceptibility of the laboratory-reared biting midges culicoides nubeculosus to haemoproteus infections, with review on culicoides species that transmit avian haemoproteids.	haemosporidian parasites belonging to haemoproteus cause avian diseases, however, vectors remain unidentified for the majority of described species. we used the laboratory-reared biting midges culicoides nubeculosus to determine if the sporogonic development of three widespread haemoproteus parasites completes in this insect. the midges were reared and fed on one common blackbird, white wagtail and thrush nightingale naturally infected with haemoproteus minutus, haemoproteus motacillae and haemo ...	2019	30176948
outcome measurement-a scoping review of the literature and future developments in palliative care clinical practice.	the aim of this scoping review is to give an overview and appraisal of the development of outcome measurement throughout time and its present importance to healthcare and specifically to palliative care clinical practice. it is based on a search and search results of a published systematic review on implementing patient reported outcome measures in palliative care clinical practice. medline, psycinfo, cumulative index to nursing and allied health literature, embase and british nursing index were ...	2018	30180738
getting in the flo: my year as a scholar.	in november 2016, i was awarded an emerging leaders scholarship from the florence nightingale foundation to help me positively impact patient care and also improve how i lead change within my organisation. this article highlights some of the learning experiences over the last year and the impact that the scholarship has had.	2019	30212285
nursing and music: considerations of nightingale's environmental philosophy and phenomenology.	a philosophy of nursing is to express our considered opinion on what we believe to be true about the nature of the profession of nursing and provide a basis for nursing activities. it affirms the ethical values that we hold as fundamental to our practice. for many of us in nursing, our philosophy derives from nightingale and phenomenology. we believe nightingale and phenomenology are uniquely placed within nursing philosophies, to assist the nurse to understand the use of music within a holistic ...	2018	30221451
mentoring: the giving of blessings.	the authors of this article present three theoretical models of mentoring informing nursing as well as other disciplines. how these models intersect to expand understanding of the evolution of the role of mentoring in nursing is discussed.	2018	30223745
glyca, a nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy measure for protein glycosylation, is a viable biomarker for disease activity in ibd.	glycoprotein acetylation [glyca] is a novel nuclear magnetic resonance [nmr] biomarker, measured in serum or plasma, that summarizes the signals originating from glycan groups of certain acute-phase glycoproteins. this biomarker has been shown to be robustly associated with cardiovascular and short-term all-cause mortality, and with disease severity in several inflammatory conditions. we investigated glyca levels in a cohort of healthy individuals [hcs], patients with crohn's disease [cd] and pa ...	2019	30312386
increased high-density lipoprotein levels associated with age-related macular degeneration: evidence from the eye-risk and european eye epidemiology consortia.	genetic and epidemiologic studies have shown that lipid genes and high-density lipoproteins (hdls) are implicated in age-related macular degeneration (amd). we studied circulating lipid levels in relationship to amd in a large european dataset.	2019	30315903
postcopulatory sexual selection reduces z-linked genetic variation and might contribute to the large z effect in passerine birds.	the x and z sex chromosomes play a disproportionately large role in intrinsic postzygotic isolation. the underlying mechanisms of this large x/z effect are, however, still poorly understood. here we tested whether faster rates of molecular evolution caused by more intense positive selection or genetic drift on the z chromosome could contribute to the large z effect in two closely related passerine birds, the common nightingale (luscinia megarhynchos) and the thrush nightingale (l. luscinia). we ...	2019	30374041
influencing building design in care for older people.	a florence nightingale foundation travel scholarship was used to support a nurse's journey to gather information and knowledge on aspects of building design for older people in emergency care. evidence on the effect of the environment on senior care is well established and some areas have carefully considered this when planning facilities for older people. the travel opportunity was used to explore how large-scale building design was carried out, and to understand how mindsets, models of care an ...	2018	30418842
nursing in an age of multimorbidity.	a changing sociodemographic landscape has seen rising numbers of people with two or more long-term health conditions. multimorbidity presents numerous challenges for patients and families and those who work in healthcare services. therefore, the nursing profession needs to understand the issues involved in supporting people with multiple chronic conditions and how to prepare the future workforce to care for them.	2018	30519145
sperm divergence in a passerine contact zone: indication of reinforcement at the gametic level.	postcopulatory sexual selection may promote evolutionary diversification in sperm form, but the contribution of between-species divergence in sperm morphology to the origin of reproductive isolation and speciation remains little understood. to assess the possible role of sperm diversification in reproductive isolation, we studied sperm morphology in two closely related bird species, the common nightingale (luscinia megarhynchos) and the thrush nightingale (luscinia luscinia), that hybridize in a ...	2019	30597549
reducing infections "together": a review of socioadaptive approaches.	reducing healthcare-associated infections often requires the use of both technical and adaptive strategies. the experiences of semmelweis and nightingale teach us the importance of social adaptation of technical interventions. because most infection prevention interventions require widespread participation by healthcare personnel, it is helpful for infectious diseases physicians to learn principles of diffusion of innovations theory and apply them to influence different groups. comprehensive uni ...	2019	30740469
commentary: when you know better, do better.	as the world prepares to celebrate the remarkable life and contributions of florence nightingale on her 200th birthday in 2020, the canadian nurses association (cna) is putting the pieces in place to host an entire new pillar of programs and services focused on leadership for all regulated nurses across canada. first among these is our relationship with the dorothy wylie health leaders institute (dwhli), which has built a partnership with cna since 2015. as a great gift to cna and nursing across ...	2018	30860966
measured and predicted resting energy expenditure in wheelchair rugby athletes.	objective: report measured resting energy expenditure (ree) in wheelchair rugby athletes and evaluate agreement between ree and the prediction models of chun, cunningham, harris-benedict, mifflin, nightingale and gorgey, and owen.design: cohort-based validation study.setting. paralympic team training camp.participants: fourteen internationally competitive athletes who play wheelchair rugby, 13 of whom had cervical spinal cord injuries (sci).outcome measures: a portable metabolic analyzer was use ...	2020	31017540
organising through compassion: the introduction of meta-virtue management in the nhs.	this paper investigates the comprehensive compassionate care reform programme within the national health service (nhs) in england. through a synoptic reading of policy documents, we show how 'compassion' is introduced as an overarching meta-virtue designed to govern relationships and formal positions in health care. invoking an 'ethics of office' perspective, mainly drawing on the thinking of max weber, we evaluate the promotion of compassion as a managerial technology and argue how seemingly hu ...	2019	31020681
nursing and the sustainable development goals: from nightingale to now.	: while health care often focuses on acute or chronic illness, the elements necessary for good health are far more complex than we tend to recognize. florence nightingale understood this complexity and wrote extensively on the myriad social and environmental factors that influence well-being. today these factors are termed "health determinants" and undergird the united nations 17 sustainable development goals (sdgs). this article explores how nurses can contextualize the sdgs within their daily ...	2019	31033553
final services for florence nightingale.	: editor's note: from its first issue in 1900 through to the present day, ajn has unparalleled archives detailing nurses' work and lives over more than a century. these articles not only chronicle nursing's growth as a profession within the context of the events of the day, but they also reveal prevailing societal attitudes about women, health care, and human rights. today's nursing school curricula rarely include nursing's history, but it's a history worth knowing. to this end, from the ajn arc ...	2019	31033557
evaluation of quality of life and health care needs in cancer patients receiving chemotherapy.	symptoms are decisive in the quality of life of patients. progression of the underlying disease leads to many physical and psychological symptoms in patients. increases in these symptoms often prevent patients from complying with treatment. therefore, the symptoms must be recognized, evaluated, and controlled for the treatment to be effective. this study determined the unmet needs of patients undergoing chemotherapy treatment and the effects of these needs on the patients' quality of life. four ...	2020	31054110
the united nations sustainable development goals: the ethic and ethos of holistic nursing.	holistic nursing is founded on the values of integrality and the awareness of whole-people and whole-system interconnectedness. these concepts are foundational to the broader global health agendas and initiatives of our time, which seek to improve human, animal, and planetary health. the united nations 2030 agenda for sustainable development represents the most remarkable transnational initiative in history: a 15-year plan (2015-2030) rallying the efforts of all countries, governments, and conce ...	2019	31064259
the aesthetic preference for nature sounds depends on sound object recognition.	people across the world seek out beautiful sounds in nature, such as a babbling brook or a nightingale song, for positive human experiences. however, it is unclear whether this positive aesthetic response is driven by a preference for the perceptual features typical of nature sounds versus a higher-order association of nature with beauty. to test these hypotheses, participants provided aesthetic judgments for nature and urban soundscapes that varied on ease of recognition. results demonstrated t ...	2019	31087588
search for early pancreatic cancer blood biomarkers in five european prospective population biobanks using metabolomics.	most patients with pancreatic cancer present with advanced disease and die within the first year after diagnosis. predictive biomarkers that signal the presence of pancreatic cancer in an early stage are desperately needed. we aimed to identify new and validate previously found plasma metabolomic biomarkers associated with early stages of pancreatic cancer. prediagnostic blood samples from individuals who were to receive a diagnosis of pancreatic cancer between 1 month and 17 years after samplin ...	2019	31125048
use of complementary and alternative medicine and quality of life of cancer patients who received chemotherapy in turkey.	this study aims to evaluate the frequency of use of cam therapies among cancer patients, the types of cam therapies they used, the demographic and clinical factors affecting their tendency to use cam therapies, and the difference between quality of life of cam user and non-user patients.	2019	31126547
the escalating global burden of serious health-related suffering: projections to 2060 by world regions, age groups, and health conditions.	serious life-threatening and life-limiting illnesses place an enormous burden on society and health systems. understanding how this burden will evolve in the future is essential to inform policies that alleviate suffering and prevent health system weakening. we aimed to project the global burden of serious health-related suffering requiring palliative care until 2060 by world regions, age groups, and health conditions.	2019	31129125
florence nightingale: creator of modern nursing and public health pioneer.	in his 2008 series of articles on notable women in healthcare, professor harold ellis celebrates florence nightingale's contribution to nursing, research and public health. this month, we republish his article to coincide with the 2020, 'year of the nurse and midwife', celebrating the famous lady with the lamp's work in the crimean war, as well as her pioneering work in the fields of nursing and public health, that helped shape current practice and research.	2020	31135282
jaynelle stichler: a modern day florence nightingale.		2019	31154868
the consortium of metabolomics studies (comets): metabolomics in 47 prospective cohort studies.	the consortium of metabolomics studies (comets) was established in 2014 to facilitate large-scale collaborative research on the human metabolome and its relationship with disease etiology, diagnosis, and prognosis. comets comprises 47 cohorts from asia, europe, north america, and south america that together include more than 136,000 participants with blood metabolomics data on samples collected from 1985 to 2017. metabolomics data were provided by 17 different platforms, with the most frequently ...	2019	31155658
evangelism in patient care: an ethical analysis.	evangelism has been present in modern nursing care from the days of nightingale in the crimea. even so, there is little in the way of ethical analysis and guidance regarding evangelism in healthcare. this article examines nightingale's concern about evangelism in nursing care; discusses the boundaries established by the 2015 american nurses association code of ethics for nurses with interpretive statements; and analyzes ethical issues including vocation, power, vulnerability and voluntariness, r ...	2020	31180962
change management in health care and mental health nursing.	since nightingale implied that progress was inherent in good nursing, change has slowly but surely accelerated to a frenetic pace in health care and to a degree in nursing. however, the healthy progress and implications associated with change in the nursing profession are not as readily embraced as this pace may imply. rather, embracing change at the core of nursing and health care is a challenge as this is a group who it is suggested are not only resistant but also adept at reinforcing the stat ...	2019	31219727
uhlmann number in translational invariant systems.	we define the uhlmann number as an extension of the chern number, and we use this quantity to describe the topology of 2d translational invariant fermionic systems at finite temperature. we consider two paradigmatic systems and we study the changes in their topology through the uhlmann number. through the linear response theory we link two geometrical quantities of the system, the mean uhlmann curvature and the uhlmann number, to directly measurable physical quantities, i.e. the dynamical suscep ...	2019	31235825
florence nightingale foundation: what next?	newly appointed chair of the florence nightingale foundation, dame yvonne moores shares her vision for the foundation.	2019	31242101
improvement of hand hygiene compliance in a private hospital using the plan-do-check-act (pdca) method.	improving the compliance to hand hygiene in healthcare providers is important to reduce healthcare-associated infections. this study aimed to compare the compliance rate before and after the improvement of compliance to hand hygiene.	2019	31258583
re: sevens and reeves 'professional protectionism; a barrier to employing a sonographer graduate?' and mitchell and nightingale 'sonography culture: power and protectionism'.		2019	31301789
a process for developing a professional practice model with branding support from communication design students.	this article discusses the development of a professional practice model (ppm) within nhs grampian. a shared governance approach was used to develop the model, supported by the findings from a florence nightingale travel scholarship, which included visiting hospitals in australia to explore the principles adopted by magnet-designated organisations. the process of developing the ppm is described: this involved senior nurses and staff across various nursing, midwifery and allied health professional ...	2019	31393771
in nightingale's footsteps-individual to global: from nurse coaches to environmental and civil society activists.	florence nightingale (1820-1910), the famous "lady with the lamp," is indeed the world's most well-known nurse. in our times, now for nearly six decades, the same environmental and social issues that were of concern to nightingale are understood as key factors in achieving global development and global health. in nightingale's footsteps, nurse coach leaders and all nurses are 21st century nightingales who are coaching, informing, and educating for healthy people to be living on a healthy planet.	2019	31427422