Editorial

Abstract

As the University of The Bahamas begins the post-Covid turn, The Bahamas is, like the rest of the world, still taking stock of the long-term effects of Covid-19 on the way we will work and live in the future. Following this, Shamel Rolle Sands and her collaborators at the University of Alberta have contributed an article promoting the Job-Demands Resource model as a tool to analyse why nurses leave their jobs and the profession, particularly in the (post-)Covid environment.IJBS continues its mission of informing public discussion in The Bahamas with empirical research. Recently, studies, both past and present, originally published in IJBS have been mentioned in both the Nassau Guardian and Tribune. In fact, research on the issue of marital rape in The Bahamas by William Fielding and Virginia Ballance presented in this issue has already been featured in local newspapers and other local media.