INDEX OF CONTENTS
Summer 2026

EDITORIAL

 Cyber Security Awareness Month in the Age of AI

By June Kaminski, RN, MSN, PhD(c), Editor in Chief

Trends and Issues in Nursing Informatics Column

Are we supporting the next generation of nurses to be AI proficient or AI dependent?

By Melanie Neumeier RN MN

Clinical Applications Column

Designing What AI Makes Possible in Healthcare

By Gabriel Chow, RN, MN

Featured Papers

Cybersecurity Threats to Hospital Information Systems: A Narrative Review of Risks, Patient-Safety Impacts, and Defensive Strategies with Implications for the United States

By Crissinee Sucharitrak, MBA, MSIT, CNA

Wearable Health Technologies for Nurse-Led Early Detection of Anxiety and Depression: A Scoping Review from a Nursing Informatics Perspective

By Faustinus Chukwuma Onyima BSN student, MSc DTE; Emmanuella Munachi Onyima, BSN student, MBA; and Emmanuel Arinze Onuorah, BSN student

A Scoping Review of Digital Mentorship Solutions to Support a Health Human Resource Workforce Retention Strategy

By Paulina Hernandez Ceja, MHI; Yatin Verma, MSc; Marissa Bird, RN, PhD; Domino Puson, RN, MN; Amir Ginzburg, MD FRCPC; Simone Harrington, BSc, MBA; Terri Irwin, RN, MN; Farah Khan, RN, MN; and Kamini Kalia, RN, MScN

Workarounds in Electronic Health Record Systems: Usability, Nursing Practice, and Workflow Implications – A Synthesis of Recent Evidence and Recommendations for Healthcare Organizations

By Dr. Noha Saleh O. S. Ahmed, PHD, MSN, PGDCA and Dr. Wahg Al Mashaer El Hag, PhD, MBA, BS-IT

Telehealth Innovations in Tuberculosis Care Delivery: A PRISMA-Based Umbrella Review of Systematic Evidence

By Ronald Jayson E. Torres, MAN, RN

RECOMMENDED RESOURCE

Get Cyber Safe Canada

Get Cyber Safe is a national public awareness campaign created to inform Canadians about cyber security and the simple steps they can take to protect themselves online. The campaign is led by the Communications Security Establishment Canada, with advice and guidance from its Canadian Centre for Cyber Security, on behalf of the Government of Canada.

The campaign is an important component of the National Cyber Security Strategy, dedicated to securing government systems, partnering to secure vital cyber systems outside the federal government, and helping Canadians be secure online. Get Cyber Safe’s goal is to bring together all levels of government, the public and private sectors, and the international community, to help Canadians be safer online.

Check out the campaign at:
https://www.getcybersafe.gc.ca/en

CALL FOR MANUSCRIPTS

Issues are published at the end of each season. Deadlines for submissions include:

• Fall 2026 Issue – deadline October 1st
• Winter 2027 Issue – deadline January 31st
• Spring 2027 Issue – deadline April 30th
• Summer 2027 Issue – deadline July 31st

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