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This issue of BJN celebrates International Nurses Day, with messages from the Chief Nursing Officers of Wales, Northern Ireland and England and articles with an international theme. Two articles examine the experiences of internationally educated nurses (IENs) in the UK. One describes how the professional nurse advocate role supports IENs and another looks at how workshops helped IENs adapt to their roles. There is a research study on nurse managers’ views of alarm fatigue in a Maltese hospital, and another piece examines the challenge of implementing end-of-life practices in China. The issue also features an article on the background to the recent meningitis B outbreak. This edition includes the Urology Supplement, produced in association with the British Association of Urological Nurses. There is an article on providing holistic care to men with testicular cancer and a final article provides an overview of the diagnosis and treatment of bladder cancer.