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Climate Change: Unlocking Hope Through Collective Action One of the biggest problems facing us now is climate change, which requires immediate and ongoing action. Rising global temperatures lead to an increase in extreme weather events, sea level rise, and biodiversity loss(Khadka et al., 2023; Poudel et al., 2025).  Even with these obstacles, clean energy options […]

Empowering Nursing Education is our passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs only to the people who prepare for it today (Meclom X) .Empowering nursing education through Sustainable Development Goal 4 focuses on ensuring inclusive and inequitable quality education for all. Quality education leads to a productive and resilient society that ultimately nurtures individuals with

High Quality Nursing education in today era High-Quality Nursing Education, In today’s rapidly changing healthcare environment, the need for high-quality nursing education is more important than ever. Nurses play a vital role in healthcare, sitting and also serving as the primary caregivers for patients, however, they frequently encounter systemic barriers that limit their access to

Introduction The United Nations introduced the Sustainable Development Goals a universal agenda consisting of 17 goals aimed at eradicating poverty, protecting the planet, and ensuring peace and prosperity for all by the year 2030 (Nations., 2024). Among them, SDG 3: Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages stands out as the

In today’s digital age, mental health challenges are swiftly changing, with one notableissue being digital burnout, a contemporary but frequently misinterpreted condition. Fromhealthcare professionals and university students to tech workers and independent contractors,countless individuals are quietly struggling from prolonged screen time and limitedengagement with nature or physical environments (Aye, Tan et al. 2024) . The

Advanced Nurse Practitioner roles Advanced Nurse practitoners role are crucial collaborators in the transformation of health care, not merely a support role but also significant. Overloaded emergency rooms, overstretched physicians, excessive wait times, and people with chronic diseases needing more than simply medicines all weigh on the healthcare system. Having worked in surgical and critical

About the Author Shahid Ullah is a passionate MSc Nursing student at AKU-SONAM with a BScN from Dow University and registered nurse credentials in Pakistan. He has clinical experience in ICU and emergency care from top hospitals, including Aga Khan and Shaukat Khanum. Certified in BLS, ACLS, and infection control, Shahid also served as a

Author Bio: Shahnawaz is a Master of Science in Nursing student at Aga Khan University and a BScN gold medallist. He has been a passionate writer, contributing columns to the Sindhi newspaper. His interests include nursing advocacy and public health research. Shahnawaz is dedicated to making a positive impact in healthcare in the community. Transgender,