Time in nursing is not merely a clinical measure of hours, minutes, or days; it is a lived, embodied, and deeply relational dimension of care. Nurses encounter time in multiple forms: the urgency of emergencies, the slow unfolding of chronic illness, the cycles of recovery, and the inevitability of death. Care itself is profoundly temporal, shaped by rhythms of presence, anticipation,...
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