Non-Emergency Nursing refers to the care provided by nurses in settings that do not involve immediate life-threatening situations. This type of nursing typically occurs in clinics, outpatient facilities, and long-term care environments. Nurses in these roles focus on managing chronic conditions, providing preventive care, and assisting with routine medical procedures. In Non-Emergency Nursing, professionals often collaborate with other healthcare providers to develop treatment plans and educate patients about their health. They may also perform assessments, administer medications, and monitor patients' progress over time. This approach emphasizes patient-centered care and aims to improve overall health outcomes.