Autism spectrum disorder is a well-known childhood developmental disorder characterized by stereotyped behavior and social communication problems.
• Family-centered care effectively improves medical services and enhances family satisfaction for children with autism spectrum disorder.
• Various factors can influence mothers’ understanding of family-centered care.
• Enhancing mothers’ understanding of family-centered care can lead to more accurate care planning, referrals, and follow-up for children with autism spectrum disorder

Plain Language Summary 
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a developmental disorder in childhood marked by stereotyped behavior and difficulties in social communication. Adopting a family-centered care approach can improve medical services and increase satisfaction for families with ASD children. Since mothers play a crucial role in caring for their children, their understanding of family-centered care can impact their received services and reduce maternal anxiety, ultimately benefiting their children’s health. Therefore, this study aims to explore the status of family-centered care and related factors from the perspective of mothers with ASD children. The research revealed that most mothers scored below average in empowerment/participation and general information concerning family-centered care. Identifying factors related to family-centered care can help improve the quality of services for children with ASD in care centers.

Dyspnea, a common symptom in patients with lung cancer, affects the quality of life and functional functions. 
• Nonpharmacological methods are effective for dyspnea management.
• It is important to determine the nonpharmacological methods patients use for dyspnea management.

Plain Language Summary 
Dyspnea is a symptom commonly experienced by lung cancer patients. Due to its multidimensional nature, dyspnea management requires pharmacological and nonpharmacological methods. Nonpharmacological management provides significant benefits to lung cancer patients with dyspnea. This research revealed that the patients need training on current strategies to cope with dyspnea and nonpharmacological methods for dyspnea management. Nurses have an important role in improving dyspnea, significantly affecting quality of life. Hence, they should be aware of nonpharmacological methods.

Premenstrual syndrome is more common in female, young adults, and university students.
• The syndrome may negatively influence daily activities, interpersonal relationships, and health-related quality of life.
• Jacobson’s progressive muscle relaxation technique effectively reduces the severity of premenstrual symptoms. 

Plain Language Summary 
Premenstrual syndrome has been blamed as a barrier for female adolescents and young adults during a critical period of their pursuit of developmental goals. This syndrome could affect daily activities, interpersonal connections, and quality of life. It negatively affects academic performance and family functioning. Given these circumstances, addressing the needs of female teenagers and young adults who experience these symptoms becomes more paramount. Therefore, this study assessed the effect of progressive muscle relaxation on premenstrual syndrome among female nursing students. The present study’s findings demonstrated the beneficial effects of the progressive muscle relaxation technique on premenstrual syndrome symptoms.

-  Students' perspectives about their clinical site, clinical instructor, and the effective working relationships between the university and the clinical site are important
-  Students' perspectives before and after receiving clinical training is comparable
-  The training in the clinical simulation labs and the clinical field in the hospital and applying skills performed in the labs are important issues in clinical learning.