International Journal of Innovative Research in Health Science

Regenerative nursing focuses on developing and applying advanced therapeutic approaches that support the repair and restoration of damaged tissues and organ function. It plays an important role in promoting the integration of stem cell–based therapies into routine clinical care, particularly to meet unmet healthcare needs. The contribution of nursing research is vital in building strong evidence that guides safe and effective practice, regardless of the nurse’s level of expertise in regenerative technologies. By addressing both physical recovery and psychological well-being, regenerative nursing encourages innovative thinking and the development of new care strategies that enhance patient outcomes. At the same time, the practice of regenerative nursing presents several challenges, with the high cost of therapies being a major concern. This highlights the need for careful and responsible implementation of these emerging treatments. Ensuring ethical standards, patient safety, and equitable access remains essential as regenerative therapies continue to evolve in clinical settings.