SYSTEMATIC REVIEW REGISTER

Nurses with scope of practice that includes prescriptive authority for medication used to treat opioid use disorder. 
For the purposes of this review the International Council of Nurses Nurse Practitioner/Advanced Practice Nursing Network (ICN NP/APNN) definition of advanced practice nursing will be used. This definition includes all registered nurses with advanced education, an expanded scope of practice and commensurate clinical skills or competencies as determined by the country of practice.

The review will include studies which involve permanent dentition and adult populations in all clinical settings that present permanent tooth extraction.

Registrars/residents/fellows in postgraduate medical specialist or sub-specialist programs of any discipline.

This review will consider studies that pertain to AYAs living with cancer. Globally, there are varying definitions of the defining age range for adolescence and young adulthood. The authors align with the Journal of Adolescent and Young Adult Oncology and their defining age range of 15-39. For the purpose of this review, the authors will consider studies that have employed a definition of adolescence and young adulthood that differs from this age range, in an effort to be inclusive of literature from other parts of the world.  
This scoping review will also consider studies that involve other stakeholders who support or provide care to the AYA population during the living, dying and grieving processes that are addressed by palliative and end-of-life services. These stakeholders include partners, children, caregivers and/or healthcare providers of AYAs. 
Studies will be excluded if they focus on combined pediatric and adolescent populations, or a combined AYA and older adult sample, unless they report the results from AYAs separately. Research that focuses on solely the adolescent or young adult population, or with a combined AYA focus, will be included.

The included population must be a female of Indigenous identity. 

Nurses (i.e nurses and public health nurses and midwives).

Older adults aged 60 years of age and above, both male and female.

Old adults (>=60 years old)

The quantitative component of this review will consider pregnant women with urolithiasis.

The review will consider studies that include children aged from one day of life to 18 years of age admitted to the pediatric intensive care unit and requiring enteral nutrition via tube feeding. Premature infants or those who were admitted to the neonatal intensive care unit will be excluded as the feeding practices and feeding tolerance is very different than the full-term infant. The enteral tube feeding routes to be evaluated include nasogastric and post pyloric tube feeding. Post pyloric tube placement includes nasoduodenal and nasojejunal.