The COVID-19 pandemic increased the need for research and discussions about trauma,
trauma-informed care (TIC), and care delivery processes. Little is known about how nurses …

Studies have shown that about 50 percent of adults will experience at least one traumatic
event at some point in their life (Guest, 2021). Traumatic events that can take a toll on an …

Background: The widespread physical, mental, and emotional health impacts of trauma are
well established. Trauma-informed care (TIC) is an approach that uses knowledge about …

The persistence of the COVID‐19 pandemic has led to a multitude of changes in the ways
nursing education, research, and practice are carried out. In addition to the demands of …

Trauma is not limited to adverse childhood events or abuse, but also a host of situations of
loss, chronic stressors, and now the COVID-19 pandemic. Interprofessional teams must be …

Trauma-informed interventions have been implemented in various settings, but trauma-
informed care (TIC) has not been widely incorporated into the treatment of adult patients with …

Background Practicing with trauma informed care (TIC) can strengthen nurses' knowledge
about the association of past trauma and the impact of trauma on the patient's current mental …

While reflecting on this special issue, I decided to take a look back at the genesis of the
phrase “trauma informed care”(TIC) and at the psychiatric nursing literature addressing TIC …

Abstract Trauma-Informed Care (TIC) is an evidence-based best practice intervention that
acknowledges and recognizes the effects of trauma in the lives of individuals and the …

The problem addressed in this study is the need for organizational leadership to provide
trauma-informed education for registered nurses working in the emergency department. The …