A mini review of article: The Health and Safety of Nephrology Nurses and the Environments in Which They Work

Write a mini review of the attached article addressing the following:
Review Criteria for Mini-Review Articles

Mini-review articles should provide a concise overview of recent advances in the specified subject area. The article should present a balanced view of recent work on the topic, rather than simply a summary of the author’s own research, so a good bibliography is a requirement. Submitted papers are subjected to critical review according to the criteria listed below.

Quality of Scientific/Technical Content Does the manuscript provide a concise overview of recent advances on the specified topic? Is the review a valuable contribution to the field? Is the bibliography sufficient? Does the manuscript present a balanced view of recent work by active groups in the subject area? Will the work be of interest to the optics and photonics community and does the work warrant publication in an archival journal? Is it likely to be cited by others? Do the authors overemphasize their own work? New results should be omitted from mini-review articles. Please elaborate in the written report if the mini-review is too biased. Rating Options: Very high, High, Moderate, Low

Overall Impact Reviewers are asked to rate the overall impact of submitted papers assuming appropriate revisions are made. How likely is this mini-review to become a credible reference for the research field covered? Reviews can make an impact through enabling new applications, by providing new insights, or presenting clear methods and procedures to help other researchers perform similar work. Rating Options: Very high, High, Moderate, Low

Quality of Presentation Is the title accurate and does it clearly identify the subject matter? Is the abstract succinct and comprehensible to a non-specialist? Is the manuscript clearly written and logically organized? Are figures and tables understandable and readable as submitted, including all captions and labels? Is the quality of English language usage and grammar appropriate for an archival journal? If there is multimedia content, is it clearly presented and does it contribute to presentation of the research?

It should be in the following format:
Title Words: Up to 20 Font: Cambria (Headings) Size: 15 Alignment: Center Title should be in Bold and in Title Case. 1. Abstract Words: Up to 300 Font: Cambria Size: 10 Abstract should include a brief content of the article.2. Keywords Words: Up to 10 Font: Cambria Size: 10 The major keywords used in the article have to be mentioned.3. Abbreviations Font: Cambria Size: 10 If there are any abbreviations in the article they have to be mentioned.4. Introduction Font: Cambria Size: 10 Introduction should provide background, comprehensive insight on the purpose of the study and its significance.5. Discussion Font: Cambria Size: 10 Discussion must illustrate and interpret the review study. 6. Conclusion Font: Cambria Size: 10 Conclusion should elucidate how the results communicate to the theory presented as the basis of the study and provide a concise explanation of the allegation of the findings. Manuscript Organization
7. Acknowledgements Font: Cambria Size: 10 Provide list of individuals who contributed in the work and grant details. 8. Conflict of Interest Font: Cambria Size: 10 Declare if any financial interest or any conflict of interest exists. Note* If there are any sub headings in the body text, sub-categorize them accordingly under the heading in which they fall. For example: 1. Heading 1.1. Sub-heading 1.1.1. Sub-sub-heading References Font: Cambria Size: 10 All references should be cited in the article in a consecutive order. List here all the references in numbered order of citation in the text. List all authors if less than six. If more than five authors, list the first five followed by “et al.” Note* Provide the link for the listed references General style of reference 1. Journal References Author name/s (Year) Title of article. Journal short name Volume(Issue): Full inclusive page numbers. 2. Book References Author name/s (Year) Title of the book. (Edition), Publisher name, place, city, country, pp. full inclusive page numbers. Author name/s (Year) Chapter/ topic name. In: Author name/s (Editors.), Book name. (Edition), Publisher name, place, city, country, pp. full inclusive page numbers. 3. Conferences Author name/s (Year) Conference topic. Name of the conference, Country.