Grieving from the Margins: Black Canadian Men Navigating the Invisible Burden of Perinatal Loss and Masculine Expectations [0.03%]
边缘化的哀痛：黑人加拿大男性在孕产期失落和男性期望中的应对挑战
Priscilla N Boakye,Nadia Prendergast,Feven Desta et al.
Priscilla N Boakye et al.
BackgroundPerinatal loss is a deeply emotional experience that impacts both parents. Yet, much of the literature is skewed toward women to the neglect of Black men whose experiences may be intertwined with masculine expectations.PurposeThe ...
Motivation to Volunteer at the 2026 FIFA World Cup among Nursing Students in Toronto: A Cross-Sectional Study [0.03%]
多伦多护理专业学生参加2026年国际足联世界杯志愿者活动意愿的横断面研究
Areej Al-Hamad,Yasin M Yasin,Kateryna Metersky
Areej Al-Hamad
BackgroundMega sporting events rely heavily on volunteers, yet limited evidence exists on nursing students' motivations, a group central to health and public safety at mass gatherings such as the 2026 FIFA World Cup.PurposeTo examine nursin...
When Volunteerism Meets Employability: Advancing Research and Professional Integration Pathways for Migrant Nurses [0.03%]
当志愿服务遇到就业能力：推进外籍护士的研究和专业融合路径
Areej Al-Hamad
Areej Al-Hamad
Migration continues to reshape nursing workforces globally, creating both opportunities and challenges for migrant nurses navigating professional integration within unfamiliar healthcare systems. While existing integration strategies often ...
Workplace Accommodations for Nurses Who Experience Disabilities: A Scoping Review [0.03%]
护理人员工作安置的范围性审查：经验与残障人士相关的安置问题
Andrea E Thomson,Laura Van Mulligen,Joanne Winsor Murray et al.
Andrea E Thomson et al.
BackgroundProvisions of reasonable workplace accommodations can support the retention of nurses and midwives with disabilities in their professional roles. However, many encounter barriers to accessing accommodations in their practice.Purpo...
Workplace Mental Health and Social media Addictive Behaviours: The Application of Mattering Theory [0.03%]
工作场所心理健康与社交媒体上瘾行为：赋予理论的应用研究
Tsorng-Yeh Lee,Chang Su,Gordon L Flett
Tsorng-Yeh Lee
PurposeThe present study examined associations between adjustment and job satisfaction and multiple dimensions of mattering-including general mattering, mattering at work, anti-mattering experiences, and fears of not mattering-among working...
Islamophobia in Canadian Nursing: An Interpretive Phenomenological Study Looking at the Experiences of Female Muslim Nurses [0.03%]
加拿大护理行业的伊斯兰恐惧症：一项关于穆斯林女护士经历的解释性现象学研究
Zahra Upal,Jennifer Jackson
Zahra Upal
BackgroundMuslim Nurses in Canada are experiencing Islamophobia in the workplace and in educational institutions. These experiences result in increased mental distress for these nurses, social isolation at the workplace, and considerations ...
Environmental Justice and Equity in Canadian Nursing for Planetary Health: An Integrative Review [0.03%]
加拿大护理中的环境正义与公平性：以地球健康为目标的整合评价研究
Alysha T Jones,Viviane Josewski,Sarah Dewell et al.
Alysha T Jones et al.
As planetary health challenges intensify, Canadian nurses are increasingly called to act for human health, health equity, and the health of the living world upon which humans depend. This integrative review explores how Canadian nurses have...
Exploring Afghan Refugees' Post-Resettlement Experiences in North America: A Scoping Review [0.03%]
探索阿富汗难民在北美的定居经历：一项综述研究
Hasina Amanzai,Betty Q Wang,Cristina Catallo et al.
Hasina Amanzai et al.
BackgroundDecades of war and political instability have forced millions of Afghans to flee from their homes, resulting in one of the world's largest humanitarian crises. Many refugees have resettled in North America, particularly in Canada ...
Factors Explaining Nurses' Satisfaction with the Performance of Their Duties in Canada [0.03%]
解释加拿大护士对其职责履行满意度的因素分析
Paul Jacob,Rein Lepnurm,Ata Ur Rehman Quraishi et al.
Paul Jacob et al.
Shortages of registered nurses are frequently experienced in the provincial health care systems of Canada. The work environment needs attention to improve Nurses' Satisfaction with the Performance of their Duties (NSPD). A hypothesized mode...
Pretesting Parenting Instruments with Indigenous Fathers and Two-Spirit Parents: A Qualitative Study [0.03%]
一种定性研究：与土著父亲和双灵父母预测试育儿仪器
Era Mae Ferron,Michelle L Butt,Nicole Goodfellow et al.
Era Mae Ferron et al.
Background and PurposeThis qualitative study is part of a larger Indigenous community-led project in Southern Ontario, Canada, to support Indigenous fathers and Two-Spirit parents through the development of a culturally relevant parenting p...