Nursing Research and Environmental Health: The 38th Annual Review

Edited by FAAN Schenk, Beth, PhD, MHI, RN-BC, this annual review has been a cornerstone of nursing knowledge for nearly four decades, providing critical insights and research on topics that matter most to nurses worldwide.

The 38th volume of the Annual Review of Nursing Research takes a crucial step forward by examining the significant impact of environmental health on nursing practice. This comprehensive review addresses the far-reaching consequences of environmental issues such as chemical exposures, air and water pollution, climate change, and food sustainability on human health – both locally and globally.

Unpacking the Intersection of Nursing and Environmental Health

This seminal volume brings together research, education, advocacy, and practice-based articles that empower nurses to take action on this critical issue. From understanding the effects of air quality on human health to leveraging climate change initiatives in nursing education, this collection provides nurses with the knowledge and tools necessary to deliver capable care while promoting environmentally healthy solutions.

Key Topics Covered:

• Air Quality Impact Upon Human Health
• CHANT: Climate, Health, and Nursing Tool
• Climate Change Initiatives in Nursing Education
• Environmental Health Equity
• Nurse-Sensitive Environmental Indicators
• Nurses’ Contributions to Health-Related Wildfire Research
• Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS)
• Water in Detroit and Flint, Michigan

This 38th edition, published by Springer Publishing Company on December 28, 2019, is a valuable resource for nurses, educators, and researchers committed to advancing nursing practice and promoting environmental health.

Learn more about the critical role nurses play in shaping a healthier tomorrow for all.