How can healthcare organisations help experienced nurses adapt to new professional and cultural environments while maintaining safe, person-centred care? In our latest ETNAblog, “Experienced, but new: […]
Our latest ETNAblog explores homelessness and mental health in Hawaiʻi, and how respect, trust and dignity can shape culturally responsive, compassionate care.
We’re delighted to share the latest article in the ETNAblog, written by Dr Mirko Prosen, Full Professor of Nursing and Health Sociology at the University of […]
The European Transcultural Nursing Association (ETNA) has published a powerful new blog by Professor Irena Papadopoulos, exploring the evolving role of nurses in today’s conflict zones. […]
ETNA is pleased to share a new blog contribution from Dr Sabina Ličen, Associate Professor of Nursing at the Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Primorska. […]
We are delighted to share our latest ETNA blog, Men in Nursing: From Margins to Meaningful Belonging, written by Marko Stojiljkovic, Associate Professor of Nursing at […]
ETNA is pleased to share our latest blog, Cultural Competence in Healthcare in the Context of Patients’ Rights: Good Practices in Poland, written by Małgorzata Nagórska […]