NURSING CLINICS OF NORTH AMERICA

Recognition and Management of Malaria.

Impact of Nurse-Led Interprofessional Rounding on Patient Experience.

Understanding the Experience of Early Supported Discharge from the Perspective of Patients with Stroke and Their Carers and Health Care Providers: A Qualitative Review.

Diabetes Self-management Education Provision by an Interprofessional Collaborative Practice Team: A Quality Improvement Project.

Anxiety Disorders in Primary Care Settings.

The Hospital to Home Transition Following Acute Stroke.

Handoff from Operating Room to Intensive Care Unit: Specific Pathways to Decrease Patient Adverse Events.

Considerations for the Care of Transgender Individuals.

The Transition Trajectory for the Patient with a Traumatic Brain Injury.

Implications of Antipsychotic Use: Antipsychotic-Induced Movement Disorders, with a Focus on Tardive Dyskinesia.

Zika Virus and Pregnancy Concerns.

Understanding Frontotemporal Disease Progression and Management Strategies.

Anticipating Changes for Depression Management in Primary Care.

Transitions of Care for Patients with Neurologic Diagnoses Transition from the Intensive Care Unit to the Floor.

Understanding Culture in Context: An Important Next Step for Patient Emotional Well-Being and Nursing.

The Projected Transition Trajectory for Survivors and Carers of Patients Who Have Had a Stroke.

Screening for Social Determinants of Health at Well-Child Appointments: A Quality Improvement Project.

Evidence-based Care of the Human Trafficking Patient.

Lyme Disease.

The Transition from the Hospital to an Inpatient Rehabilitation Setting for Neurologic Patients.

Management of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder in Primary Care.

The Projected Care Trajectory for Persons with Epilepsy.

Developmental Issues and Mental Health.

Activation to Arrival: Transition and Handoff from Emergency Medical Services to Emergency Departments.

An International Perspective of Transition of Neurological Disease: The Latin American and the Caribbean Region.