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Nurse-led health coaching showed significant benefits for clinical and psychosocial outcomes in patients with cancer.
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The study leveraged AI to analyze more than a decade of social media content about the experiences of transgender patients.
Theresa Brown, RN, weighs in on the implications of the budget bill and what it will mean for the nation's healthcare system.
Patients with gynecologic cancer in Zambia are often forced to self-navigate their care between healthcare professionals.
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The group discussed the competitiveness of the research landscape, creating a research mindset, and mentor relationships.
The second part of this interview emphasized the need for protected time for nurse-scientists to focus on career development.
The researchers discussed details from their ONS Congress 2025 presentation on fueling the oncology nurse scientist pipeline.
The researchers discuss their study on palliative treatment disparities in disaggregated Hispanic patient populations.
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