The article emphasizes the importance of evidence-based design (DBE) in healthcare management, particularly in the implementation of care management models. It highlights the role of healthcare facilities' design in shaping patient, staff, and visitor dynamics, and stresses the need for nurse managers to be involved in the planning and decision-making processes. The conclusion underscores the necessity of integrating institutional management, financing, and care management models in hospital designs to enhance the well-being of patients, visitors, and staff.

Hospitals have undergone significant transformations in financing and management to meet increasing healthcare demands. The implementation of evidence-based practices, such as the clinical guidelines of the Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario (RNAO) and the Best Practice Spotlight Organizations (BPSO®) program, is essential for improving care quality. Collaboration between RNAO and the Ministry of Health (MINSAL) in Chile underscores the importance of innovation and excellence in healthcare. Despite substantial improvements, the implementation of RNAO's guidelines faces political, organizational, and professional barriers. Addressing these challenges through implementation science is crucial for enhancing evidence-based care and ensuring active participation from nursing professionals in continuous quality improvement.

Street vendors earn significantly more than small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) due to not paying various taxes and fees, creating unfair competition. Government policies, including recent tax reforms, are seen as detrimental to SMEs, which are crucial for employment and social mobility in Chile. The article argues for reducing bureaucratic and tax burdens on SMEs to combat informality and promote entrepreneurship, criticizing current government actions as counterproductive.

Triple negative breast cancer is marked by a high relapse rate and poor prognosis, with survival not exceeding 2 years from the onset of distant metastases. This is largely due to high intratumoral heterogeneity, lack of identifiable druggable oncogenic targets, and greater tumor aggressiveness, leading to high therapeutic resistance rates. The article explores new therapeutic strategies under study, including drug-conjugated antibodies, antiandrogenic endocrine therapy, PARP inhibitors, immune checkpoint inhibitors, and/or cell therapy, either as monotherapy or in various combinations, aiming to impact the survival of patients with advanced triple negative breast cancer.

Two bronze incense burners, preserved in a fragmentary state at the Albacete Museum for over a decade, are believed to originate from the province. The first is identified as a 'Cypriot' stand of Western manufacture, while the second is a flared-foot burner with feline claws, typical of Western Phoenician craftsmanship. These artifacts enhance the understanding of archaic bronze work in the southeastern Meseta and contribute to the list of such cult objects in the Iberian Peninsula.

Increasing the number of nursing professionals in Chilean hospitals is crucial for improving patient outcomes and reducing mortality rates. Current staffing levels are below international standards, with public hospital nurses attending to an average of 14.1 patients each. Studies show that higher patient-to-nurse ratios significantly increase the risk of patient death and readmission. Chile graduates nearly six thousand new nurses annually, enough to meet the required staffing levels. Policymakers must collaborate to create sustainable jobs and improve public healthcare quality.

Manchester United is considering a significant overhaul of its squad following a disappointing season and a recent defeat to Sevilla FC. Up to 17 players, including key figures like David De Gea and Harry Maguire, may be on their way out as the club aims to rebuild under manager Erik ten Hag. The potential exits also include players like Fred, McTominay, Anthony Elanga, and Anthony Martial, among others. Loaned players Weghorst and Sabitzer are set to return to their parent clubs, Bayern de Múnich and Burnley, respectively.

Chelsea is actively seeking a new coach for the next season, with Frank Lampard serving as a temporary solution. Julian Nagelsmann was initially the favorite, but Mauricio Pochettino is now emerging as the leading candidate, according to Fabrizio Romano. Luis Enrique was also considered but has been ruled out. The club is taking its time to ensure the best choice.

Sevilla FC has become synonymous with success in the Europa League, recently demonstrating their prowess by defeating Manchester United at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán stadium. The team's ability to excel in knockout stages, combined with a strong home advantage and a mystical connection to the tournament, has contributed to their dominance. Despite various changes in players and coaches, Sevilla has won the Europa League six times, showcasing their strong culture and identity in European football.

Atlético de Madrid faces a dilemma with Joao Félix's future due to his inconsistent performance at Chelsea, which has led to speculation about his departure. Despite this, Atlético's president Enrique Cerezo defends Félix, expressing confidence in his potential and not ruling out any future possibilities. The situation remains uncertain as both clubs and the player navigate the next steps.