title: Editor’s Note
abstract: As I write this, and our managing editor makes the final edits for this volume—the first to be published by TCU Press—I am distracted by minute-to-minute news coverage of war. It is early March, just two years since the global shutdowns for the COVID-19 pandemic, and Russia has just invaded Ukraine. Bombs detonate. Bridges and buildings lie in ruin. Innocent civilians are being killed in the streets as people crowd into trains and buses trying to flee the country. Almost four million refugees ha
journal: Nursing History Review