The June issue of AJN is now live.

What factors are predictive of hypoglycemia among inpatients with type 2 diabetes? Read Timple and colleagues’ Original Research article, “Predictors of Hypoglycemia in Patients with Type 2 Diabetes in Acute Care Settings: A Retrospective Correlational Study,” to learn more.

This month’s CE article, “An Adolescent with Undiagnosed Inattentive-Type Attention Deficit–Hyperactivity Disorder and Comorbid Migraine: A Case Report,” describes an adolescent with inattention and migraine who was not diagnosed with ADHD until age 14, when the teen established care with an NP experienced in treating ADHD.

“Professional Licensure: Protecting Your Nursing Livelihood, Part 3,” the final article in a series on protecting one’s nursing license, discusses the public nature of disciplinary action, collateral implications, and suggestions for maintaining one’s license in good standing.

Read about the flexibility, autonomy, and risks of gig nursing in our June AJN Reports, “On-Demand Nursing Jobs.”

In “The Impact of a Low-Technology Medication Organization System on Hospital-at-Home Medication Errors,” the authors describe an interdisciplinary quality improvement project to mitigate errors resulting from misplaced or misused medications among hospital-at-home patients.

“Librarian Partnerships in DNP Education,” the sixth article in a series on how to teach and facilitate learning about evidence-based practice and quality improvement, explores how health sciences librarians can be integral partners in DNP education, ultimately enhancing the teaching and learning experience for faculty, students, and clinical mentors.

Don’t miss the extensive health care news sections, the Drug Watch and Reflections sections, a Viewpoint on nursing’s response to immigration policies, and more.

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