We are pleased to announce the forthcoming publication in July 2022 of a special issue on “Reimagining the Future of Nursing.” We are interested in manuscripts on a wide range of issues that address the future of nursing.

 

Papers do not have to be limited to prelicensure nursing. We welcome manuscripts addressing strategies to achieve the current Future of Nursing recommendations as well as publications that present alternate or expanded visions of the future of nursing. We envision that this issue will explore what nursing education can and should be in the next decade.

 

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

• Preparing the next generation of nurses and nurse educators
• Recruitment and support of diverse nursing faculty and students
• Holistic admissions and academic progression
• Advancing scholarship through research and evidence-based practice
• Quality, safety, and systems-based practices
• Use of healthcare technologies
• Population health and social determinants of health
• Climate change and environmental justice
• Disaster preparedness and response
• Experiential learning to promote health equity
• Strategies for addressing bias, racism and injustice in nursing
• Multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary education
• Nursing and community action
• Health policy and advocacy
• Developing health equity competencies for faculty and students
• Culturally informed care and cultural humility
• Delivering inclusive person-centered care
• Regulatory and accreditation changes

 

We welcome research, innovative practice manuscripts, literature reviews, and theoretical papers. Authors can include links to websites, applications, or demonstrations; video demonstrations up to 3 minutes; audio files; and photos, forms, documents, or figures that illustrate the text.

 

Manuscripts should be sent to www.editorialmanager.com/teln by March 1, 2022.  (Deadline Extended)

Authors should consult the Guide for Authors and indicate this special issue in their cover letter.

Questions can be sent to Editor in Chief Anna Valdez at anna.valdez@oadn.org.