Eduzone: International Peer Reviewed/Refereed Multidisciplinary Journal

The Intersection of Nursing and Clinical Nutrition: Roles of Nursing Technicians, Specialists, and Dietitians in Improving Health Outcomes

2025-07-01

Combined nursing and clinical nutrition is being increasingly seen as a pillar of integrated and holistic clinical care.
This review discusses the joint roles of nursing technicians, nursing specialists, and clinical dietitians to promote
global health outcomes in acute, chronic, and community settings. Healthcare professionals working as nursing
technicians adhere to bedside care, demonstrating the adherence to prescribed nutrition intervention and
monitoring immediate patient needs. Nursing specialists provide sophisticated clinical skills to coordinate
comprehensive contributions by multiple disciplines to complex nutritional challenges in the treatment of illness and
recovery.

The Evolving Role of Nursing Technicians and Specialists in Integrating Health Informatics: A Review

2025-07-02

The rapid progression of health informatics has revolutionized the landscape of health care delivery thereby
requiring nurses to be full stakeholders in all levels of care settings. BackgroundThis review describes the changing
roles of nursing technicians and nursing specialists in incorporating health informatics into clinical practice. For
example, nursing technicians are now more involved in using electronic health records (EHRs), telehealth services,
and collecting data to improve monitoring from care providers. Within the nursing specialism, informatics is used at
a much more advanced level, for example in developing evidence based decision-making tools; and building digital
care pathways and contributing to multidisciplinary health information management projects. This review
postulates the way in which roles collaborate to increase patient safety, improve workflow efficiency and promote
patient centered care from 2010 until 2025. Key factors identified included a need for more formalised informatics
training, well defined role boundaries and policy that provides clear pathways for nursing roles to be enacted in the
digital health space. Interprofessional collaboration should be expanded, artificial intelligence tools should be
integrated, and nursing informatics competencies across all levels available at the point of care to address
burgeoning modern health-care needs.

Big Data in Healthcare: Transforming Health Information into Actionable Intelligence

2025-07-02

ABSTRACT
Aim: This paper investigates the transformative role of big data in healthcare, focusing on its potential to convert vast,
complex, and heterogeneous health-related information into actionable intelligence that can drive clinical and
administrative decision-making.
Methodology: A narrative review methodology was adopted, drawing evidence from peer-reviewed research articles
published between 2015 and 2025 in reputable databases such as PubMed, Elsevier, and Springer. The literature was
screened to identify studies addressing the lifecycle of big data in healthcare, including acquisition, analysis, and
practical implementation. Particular emphasis was placed on emerging technologies, AI-driven analytics, and the
integration of multi-source datasets, such as electronic health records (EHRs), genomic data, imaging, and real-time
patient monitoring.

Interdisciplinary Roles in Patient-Centered Care: Nursing Specialists, Audiology Technicians, and Emergency Medical Technicians

2025-07-04

The importance of patient-centered care has become one of the pillars of the delivery of contemporary healthcare,
focusing on collaboration, individualized care planning, and improved patient outcomes. This narrative review
entitled, Interdisciplinary Roles of Nursing Specialists, Audiology Technicians, and Emergency Medical Technicians
(EMTs) to Foster a Patient-Centered Approach in Different Care Paths: A Systematic Review, provides a review of
the literature of these areas of interdisciplinary care.

CRISPR and Wildlife Conservation: Gene Editing as a Tool for Preserving Biodiversity

Debojani Narzary, Prof. Indira Boro — 2025-07-05

Genetic diversity is fundamental to the evolutionary potential of species. Due to the accelerating loss of
biodiversity, there is an increased risk of species extinction; moreover, the traditional conservation methods are
inadequate to safeguard vulnerable species. Therefore, conservation biology encourages emerging gene-editing
tools, the CRISPR-Cas systems, which offer both opportunities and challenges.