VoiceThread in Nursing Education: A Scoping Review.

Aim: This scoping study aimed to identify the applications for VoiceThread in nursing education.

Background: VoiceThread can facilitate collaboration through asynchronous sharing of presentations, images, and videos. To date, no knowledge synthesis exists to inform nurse educators' use of this technology.

Generative Artificial Intelligence: A Reflexive Thematic Analysis of Nursing Students' Perceptions Following a Guided Learning Activity.

Background: Understanding the functionality, benefits, and limitations of generative artificial intelligence (GAI) is important for nurses and nursing students.

Purpose: This study explored nursing students' perspectives on GAI after a guided learning activity in which students used a chatbot to answer a clinical question.

Methods: A qualitative approach using reflective thematic analysis of written reflections was conducted with 19 nursing students in a nursing baccalaureate completion program.

Drift Algal Accumulation in Ice Scour Pits Provides an Underestimated Ecological Subsidy in a Novel Antarctic Soft-Sediment Habitat.

Ice scouring is one of the strongest agents of disturbance in nearshore environments at high latitudes. In depths, less than 20 m, grounding icebergs reshape the soft-sediment seabed by gouging furrows called ice pits. Large amounts of drift algae (up to 5.

Technical and clinical success after venous sinus stenting for treatment of idiopathic intracranial hypertension using a novel guide catheter for access: Case series and initial multi-center experience.

Introduction: Venous sinus stenting is a well established alternative to cerebrospinal fluid diversion for the treatment of idiopathic intracranial hypertension (IIH) with associated venous sinus stenosis. During this procedure, distal guide catheter placement within the venous sinuses may be desirable to facilitate stent delivery. We report our initial experience using the TracStar LDP™ (Imperative Care, Campbell, USA, 0.

Bedside Methods for Transpyloric Feeding Tube Insertion in Hospitalized Children: A Systematic Review of Randomized and non-Randomized Trials.

Problem: Enteral nutrition is a critical component of therapy for many hospitalized children. Some children, especially those with critical illness, require post-pyloric enteral nutrition, but placement of post-pyloric feeding tubes poses challenges, necessitating costly fluoroscopy procedures and delaying initiation of enteral nutrition. There is no established standard method for pediatric transpyloric tube placement at the bedside.