- Artificial Intelligence in Addressing Interpersonal Violence Against Vulnerable Populations: A Scoping Review. [Journal Article]Rev Bras Enferm. 2026; 79:e20250547.RB
- CONCLUSIONS: artificial intelligence models for addressing violence against vulnerable populations require verification, data protection, social governance and testing with a high level of evidence.
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- Complexity thinking as a guide for good, evolving, and disruptive obstetric practices. [Journal Article]Rev Bras Enferm. 2026; 79:e20250504.RB
- CONCLUSIONS: theoretical reflection on good obstetric practices, in light of complexity thinking, gives rise to disruptive, evolutionary, and sustainable formative paths, capable of overcoming disciplinary barriers and establishing horizontal, collegial, and systemic intervention processes in obstetrics.
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- Nursing Process applicability in women's care in Primary Health Care. [Journal Article]Rev Bras Enferm. 2026; 79:e20250501.RB
- CONCLUSIONS: incomplete Nursing Process records compromise the documentation of nursing work regarding patient care, potentially leading to ethical and legal implications for professionals. It is necessary to invest in training and foster professional interest in the Nursing Process application and recording.
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- Unidentified women in emergency services: care provided in public hospital emergency services. [Journal Article]Rev Bras Enferm. 2026; 79:e20250480.RB
- CONCLUSIONS: maintaining anonymity compromises patient safety, reinforcing the need to improve nursing care management with effective identification and screening strategies sensitive to social and clinical vulnerability.
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- Transfusion safety in transfusion services: health professionals' knowledge. [Journal Article]Rev Bras Enferm. 2026; 79:e20250470.RB
- CONCLUSIONS: health professionals' knowledge of best practices in blood component transfusion is essential to ensuring safe and effective care. By highlighting professionals' perceptions of their day-to-day work in transfusion services, the study encouraged reflection on routine professional practice.
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- Barriers to latent tuberculosis screening and treatment among people living with HIV in Brazil. [Journal Article]Rev Bras Enferm. 2026; 79:e20250416.RB
- CONCLUSIONS: challenges persist in implementing preventive tuberculosis treatment among people living with HIV in Brazil, including professional resistance to prescribing, training gaps, regional inequalities in access, and social vulnerabilities.
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- Tuberculosis and social aspects in a Brazilian state of high vulnerability: a systematic review. [Systematic Review]Rev Bras Enferm. 2026; 79:e20250391.RB
- CONCLUSIONS: the persistence of tuberculosis in Maranhão is related to social and territorial vulnerabilities, requiring intersectoral policies, strengthening of primary healthcare, and monitoring of social indicators.
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- Ethical and academic factors influencing the moral courage of nursing students. [Journal Article]Rev Bras Enferm. 2026; 79:e20250389.RB
- CONCLUSIONS: findings suggest that fostering students' ethical confidence and academic success may strengthen their moral courage, with implications for nursing education and professional development.
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- Symptoms of Depression, Anxiety, and Stress Among Nursing Students and Coping Strategies Used. [Journal Article]Rev Bras Enferm. 2026; 79:e20250386.RB
- CONCLUSIONS: the frequency of symptoms of psychological distress and coping mechanisms used suggest the need for institutional actions that promote the development of psychosocial skills and emotional intelligence.
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- Therapeutic support and functional disability after ischemic stroke: a cohort study. [Journal Article]Rev Bras Enferm. 2026; 79:e20250364.RB
- CONCLUSIONS: there were gaps in therapeutic support, despite the persistence or progression of disabilities. Multidisciplinary follow-up is essential to prevent worsening and promote recovery.
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- Nursing education for climate change: historical milestones and pedagogical axes for curricular integration. [Historical Article]Rev Bras Enferm. 2026; 79:e20250360.RB
- CONCLUSIONS: the axes provide a foundation for critical and emancipatory nursing education through Freire's methodologies, promoting awareness of socio-environmental determinants of health and capacity building for advocacy in climate justice with vulnerable populations.
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- Family Health Strategy Team's Understanding of HIV: Actor-Network Theory. [Journal Article]Rev Bras Enferm. 2026; 79:e20250313.RB
- CONCLUSIONS: challenges include universalizing rapid testing, resistance from some professional groups to new responsibilities, maintaining diagnostic confidentiality, and the persistence of stigma.
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- Educational technologies for the prevention and management of extravasation of antineoplastic agents: an integrative review. [Review]Rev Bras Enferm. 2026; 79:e20250308.RB
- CONCLUSIONS: educational technologies contribute to improving the quality of oncological care in clinical practice, proving to be effective strategies in training nurses and strengthening safer and more well-founded care.
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- Healthy Work Environment Assessment Tool - Brazilian version: validity and reliability assessment. [Journal Article]Rev Bras Enferm. 2026; 79:e20250279.RB
- CONCLUSIONS: the Brazilian version of the tool showed evidence of validity and reliability, and is suitable for practical use.
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- Mortality prediction using the Shock Index and Modified Shock Index in the Emergency Department. [Journal Article]Rev Bras Enferm. 2026; 79:e20250257.RB
- CONCLUSIONS: the Modified Shock Index demonstrated greater predictive ability for mortality, suggesting its usefulness in nursing clinical practice.
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