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Josef Trapani
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Culture , Entertainment , Lifestyle , Social Affairs , Politics
I cover most topics in general entertainment and culture.
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By Sameh Eltaybani, Nicola Jane Credland, Nina Ovalee Stewart, Josef Trapani| Wiley Online Library Verified Welcome to issue 29-5 of Nursing in Critical Care (NICC). As we start to draw 2024 to a close, we can reflect on what an amazing year it has been with an issue packed with brilliant papers. Nicki Credland's time as British Association of Critical Care Nurses (BACCN) Chair came to an end in September 2023 after six incredible years. Holding this position and helping to support and advocate for critical care nursing through a global pandemic was one of the proudest achievements of her career.
By Josef Trapani, Nina Ovalee Stewart| Wiley Online Library Verified Welcome to the third issue of Nursing in Critical Care for this year. In this issue, we cast a spotlight on cardiac intensive care nursing, early mobilization and other clinically relevant topics, which should be of interest to critical care nurses in various settings. Again, the number of submissions to the journal remained high; therefore, the number of papers published is also high and we included 21 papers in this issue.
By Sameh Eltaybani, Nicola Jane Credland, Nina Ovalee Stewart, Josef Trapani| Wiley Online Library Verified Welcome to issue 29-5 of Nursing in Critical Care (NICC). As we start to draw 2024 to a close, we can reflect on what an amazing year it has been with an issue packed with brilliant papers. Nicki Credland's time as British Association of Critical Care Nurses (BACCN) Chair came to an end in September 2023 after six incredible years. Holding this position and helping to support and advocate for critical care nursing through a global pandemic was one of the proudest achievements of her career.