June 2026 – Volume XXII No 3
ISSN: 0975 – 2188
Frequency: Monthly
Date: 1 June 2026
Version: Print Only
- Assessment of the caregivers’ family management and quality of life in children with chronic disease
- Effectiveness of structured teaching program regarding management of first stage of labour among nursing students
- Postnatal health status and associated factors among mothers admitted in postnatal ward
- Urinary incontinence and pelvic floor exercises: Understanding and managing bladder control
- Preventive Aspect in Mental Illnesses
- West Nile Virus : A Systematic Review
- Surrogacy and women's health rights
- Study on Teenage Pregnancy
- Monkey Pox : A Review
EDITOR-in-CHIEF’S NOTE
Saluting the Florence Nightingale Award Winners
Nursing is more than a profession; it is a calling rooted in empathy, patience, and selfless service. In hospitals, clinics, rural health centers, and community outreach programs, nurses serve as the backbone of healthcare systems. They are often the first to comfort patients in times of pain and uncertainty and the last to leave their side during recovery. Their commitment becomes even more visible during health crises, natural disasters, and emergencies, when courage and compassion are needed the most.
The Florence Nightingale Awards stand as a symbol of dedication, compassion, and excellence in the noble profession of nursing. Named after Florence Nightingale, the pioneer of modern nursing, these awards recognize the extraordinary contribution of nurses who have devoted their lives to patient care, public health, and humanitarian service. It is with immense pride and admiration that on behalf of all the members of Nightingale Nursing Times, we extend our heartfelt congratulations to all the awardees who have earned this prestigious honor.
The recipients of the Florence Nightingale Awards have demonstrated exceptional professionalism, unwavering dedication, and remarkable resilience in serving humanity.
