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Nurses are charged with nearly all palliative care, so how involved are they with end-of-life discussions?

If you treat cancer survivors but avoid recommending lifestyle changes out of fear of overwhelming them or stressing them out, then you’re not alone.

All too often, nurses, may exit the job sooner than anticipated due to burnout. Now a study suggests there are some psychological factors that can help protect nurses against burnout.

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Can video visits successfully replace office visits without sacrificing the quality of care and communication? A new study says yes, they can