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8 spectacular hikes in Europe and where to stay

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By Ben Parkinson
| i-escape Verified
My love of hiking goes back even further than my love of unearthing delightful small hotels. Before I co-founded i-escape, I operated trekking tours in the lesser-trodden corners of Europe, from La Palma to the Peloponnese. Combining awesome landscapes, easy exercise, good company, and the pleasure of hiking from village to village, it remains my favourite way of travelling. In a few rare places, these two holy grails – spectacular hikes and spoiling hotels – converge.
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Association between eco-anxiety and mental health difficulties among student nurses has implications for nurse education during a climate emergency

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By Ben Parkinson, Madeleine Johnston, Glasgow Caledonian
| Evidence-Based Nursing Verified
Mental Health Evidence-Based Nursing Teaching Commentary on: Er S, Murat M, Ata EE, Kose S, Buzlu S. Nursing student’s mental health: How does eco-anxiety effect? Int J Mental Health Nurs. 2024;00:1-12. Nurse educators should be aware of eco-anxiety and think about the impact of climate change on nursing students. Nurse researchers should investigate ways of supporting nursing students affected by eco-anxiety and develop strategies to promote student learning during a climate emergency.
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Sexual and/or gender minority parents accessing healthcare for their children; it’s not new but we’re still not getting it right!

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By Ben Parkinson
| The BMJ Verified
In this week’s blog Lucy Kelsall-Knight (Associate Professor Children’s Nursing at the University of Birmingham) talk about Sexual and/or gender minority parents accessing healthcare for their children. Family dynamics have changed over the last 20 years in the United Kingdom (UK) and it is now more common for parents to identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or queer (LGBTQ) [1,2].
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