As we near the end of 2024, we wanted to share some big JRN news. We're launching some special podcast episodes! Find them wherever you get your podcasts. Our episode with @AnnKeen11 is out now!

Most recently, a double issue on insights into the diversity of nursing, which includes the fantastic new graphic paper for the 2023 paper of the year winner:

From May, we have an issue on the theme of Connections, including research articles, commentaries and perspectives papers on a range of topics from psychological help-seeking, to ICU nurses and care of the elderly:

Next up, we have a in issue focusing on Digital Health, guest edited by JRN board member, @CamilleCronin. The issue delves into new research on digital solutions, and the effectiveness of AI developments for practice and teaching:

First up, our issue from February on the theme of research that informs clinical nursing practice:

With the new academic term underway, let’s get up to speed on the JRN issues we've published so far in 2024!.

RT @RCNResForum: Two of our fabulous @JRN_latest sponsored poster winners with @bfarq1 at #RCNResearch24 Congratulations to all 3 winners!….

Have you checked out our latest issues? We've been busy at JRN, with 29(2) and 29(3) publishing in May and June. Keep your eyes peeled for more news on recent editorials, research papers, commentaries and perspectives!

Last chance to nominate your winner for the 2024 JRN Veronica Bishop Paper of the Year award. Votes close today, Monday 10 June!

Only 5 days left to vote for the JRN Veronica Bishop Paper of the Year Award! Voting closes on Monday 10 June. See the list of this year's eligible papers, and cast your vote here

RT @CamilleCronin: Absolutely delighted to see this out @Matthew0sb0rne @CheyneStn and Sheridan @JRN_latest #Nursing #Digitalhealth.

There's just over one week left to vote for your favourite 2023 JRN paper in this year's Veronica Bishop Paper of the Year Award! Nominations close on Monday 10 June. Read the list of eligible papers and cast your vote here:

@runner_nurse provides commentary, recommending future research into the financial burden of difficult intravenous access, and the publication of guidelines and interventions aiming to standardise practice leading to reduced financial costs:

In a new paper in 29(1), Gala et al. present "the first formal analysis estimating the significant economic burden of difficult venous access in emergency departments via peripheral intravenous catheter placement". Read more here:

RT @JRN_latest: Nominations for the JRN 2024 Veronica Bishop Paper of the Year Award are now open! The award honours authors of innovative….

The form will close for nominations on Monday 10th of June 2024. You can also find out more about the award, and read previous winning papers here:

Nominations for the JRN 2024 Veronica Bishop Paper of the Year Award are now open! The award honours authors of innovative and timely papers that connect policy, practice, and research. See this year's eligible papers and cast your vote here:

The second of two poster prizes was awarded to Paddy McTeague & colleagues from Health Service Executive Disability Services for their poster, “Co-production: Physical and Mental Wellbeing for People with Intellectual Disability”

The first of two poster prizes was awarded to Alice Hoffmeister, Teresa McCreery & colleagues from @_TheNMH for their poster, “The Impact of Affirmations Cards during Pregnancy, Birth and Postnatal”

The oral presentation prize was awarded to Anita Byrne from @MidwiferyD for the project, “Longitudinal Impact of an Irish Interdisciplinary Perinatal Mental Health Programme”