A solitary dialysis machine in Seattle in 1962, with too many patients needing it, did not create bioethics. Neither did it give rise to nursing ethics. The proof rests in modern nursing ethics’ ~1…

ANS Ethics Collection – Entry 31983 article available for free download1986 article available for free downloadSeptember 8 – October 8 The two articles that followed Carper’s 1979…

Contributors – Rachell NguyenDave Calubaquib Generated by ChatGPT Imagine a preoperative nurse busy managing a full panel of patients. The clock is ticking, surgical suites are ready, and everyone …

Contributor – Marie Hastings-Tolsma, PhD, CNM, FACNM I was lucky enough to know Dr. Martha Rogers during doctoral studies at New York University. She was one of a kind and she made me rethink…

When we talk with nurses about publishing their work, we often focus on the benefits to the author. Publications build a CV, contribute to promotion and tenure, establish expertise, and, depending …

Contributor – Mona Lisa Bourque BearskinRegistrationConference WebsiteSummit Poster On behalf of the International Organizing Committee, we are excited to invite you to support the 5th Indige…

Guest Contributors: M. Jalal Naeem and Romaisa NaeemBSN Students, Dow Universitywith Haseeb AhmedRegistered Nurse (RN), PRN, BSN, MSN Scholar, Nursing Faculty and Mentor, Aga Khan University The tr…

ANS Ethics Collection – Entry 2Available for free download August 18- September 18, 2026 This article appeared in the third issue of ANS, six months after Carper’s well-known classic work int…

Más allá de firmar un formulario: la ética relacional en la investigación con personas mayores Contributor – Francisco Javier Arroyo Cruz As nursing professionals, or as researchers, we often…

Contributor – Aaron Salinas, MSN, DNP I arrived in Poland expecting to learn new clinical skills. What I did not expect was to learn something about myself. During a simulation, our team resp…

Contributor – Obidigwe Adaora Victoria The recent death of ICU nurse Alex Pretti sparked nationwide protests against ICE and President Trump’s immigration policies. Federal law enforcement ag…

This latest issue of ANS is packed with timely and cutting-edge articles and editorials that you will not want to miss! Here is the Table of Contents, with links to each item! Editorial Is Nursing Fairly Recognized As a “Profession?” Eun-Ok Im, Advances in Nursing Science. July/September 2026: 49(3):225-226. Invited Editorials What Have Recent Events Taught Us About the Importance of Advocacy, Civic Participation, and Policy Engagement?

From Marie Gill, Director of the Dr. Margaret A. Newman Center for Nursing Theory. After years of inspiring connection, learning, and innovation through Virtual Nursing Theory Week (VNTW) founded b…

Next Bold Chapter to Honor and Replace the Virtual Nursing Theory Week From Marie Gill, Director of the Dr. Margaret A. Newman Center for Nursing Theory. After years of inspiring connection, learni…

Contributor – Obidigwe Adaora Victoria The year 2024 was supposed to be a turning point for North Carolina. Or at least that’s what Megan Conner and her colleagues thought. Instead, it put nu…

ANS Ethics Collection – Entry 1 From 1979 through 1996, an unplanned series of articles focusing on nursing ethics appeared spontaneously and unsolicited in the journal Advances in Nursing Sc…