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111. Balancing Life and Death and Nursing Science

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110. Dr. Carrie-Ellen Briere on biomarker research in nursing: The benefits and components of human breastmilk

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109. Philosophical laziness and problems of replication

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108. Practice-changing clinical research is rare

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107. Dr. Jacqueline Nikpour on expanding RN practice in Primary Care

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106. Dr. Pamela Grace on Nursing Ethics

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105. Don’t mistake experience for truth

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104. Scientific evidence trumps medical eminence

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103. The unique canvas of nursing practice

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102. A hat tip to my NP colleagues

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101. You are more than a mini medic

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100. On the concepts of data saturation and counting qualitative data

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99. Quant methods aren’t coming to the rescue

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98. Maintaining stamina and excellence in your bedside nursing practice (with Michelle Boivin, BSN, RN)

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97. Dr. Karen Braccialarghe on simulation in nursing education

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96. Dr. Mallory Perry-Eaddy on being an early career investigator

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95. How can I mitigate heel stick pain in newborns?

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94. Is there really a 'medical model?'

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93. How should I secure my nasal tube? (McNeely et al., 2023)

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92. Debunking Carper's Ways of Knowing

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91. Nurse-led chronic wound care (Sili et al., 2023)

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90. Nursing - What is it? (Hall, 1963)

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89. Leveraging the zone of proximal development to grow as a scientist

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88. Dr. Bernard Garrett on Anti-Empiricism in Nursing

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87. Pod-Brief: Qualitative biases & Importance of Clinicians in EBP

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86. Why are you so skeptical?

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85. Psych nursing before Thorazine (feat. Dianne Lane, MSN, RN)

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84. What does it mean to advance nursing practice?

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83. Dr. Phyllis Whitehead on unique contributions of clinical nurse specialists to care teams

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82. Dr. Stephanie Griggs: Sleepy hormones and cosinor models

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81. Good critical appraisal is tricky

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80. My quantitative methods origin story

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79. Research is multimodal

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78. An argument for the DNP-MSCI

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77. Laboring down on the science of birth (with Melissa Anne Dubois)

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76. Dr. Anne Marie Rafferty on the politics of nursing knowledge

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75. Dr. Jacqueline Fawcett on Nursology

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74. Why should I care about Nursing Theory?

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73. Trade-offs in clinical research

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72. One method of reviewing randomized trials

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71. Dr. Rosemary Taylor on bullying in nursing

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70. Interpreting data on monoclonal antibodies

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69. Carving a clinical research path as a DNP (feat. Dr. Patricia M. Delgado)

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68. Quality improvement "vs." Clinical Research

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67. Methodological rigor and the Delta variant

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66. On shared meaning

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65. Exploring the MSCI for clinical experts (with Dr. Marcie Harris-Hayes)

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64. Dr. Yvette Conley on using Omics to study symptoms

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63. Dr. Angela Starkweather on clinical and translational nursing science

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62. Dr. Theresa Koleck on applying NLP and data mining to symptom science

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61. Dr. Paule Joseph on contributions to nursing science

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60. Postprandial walking for blood glucose control (Reynolds et al., 2016)

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59. Effecting change through nursing leadership (with Dr. Martha Dawson)

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58. Managing burnout in healthcare workers (with Dr. Joshua Lea)

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57. Primary care treatment of headache (with Dr. Maureen Moriarty)

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56. Bridging nursing and public health (with Dr. Susan Strobel)

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55. Good and bad reasons to get a PhD

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54. Who can serve as PI?

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53. Participatory Action Research (PAR) & CBPR

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52. Nursing informatics and health equity (with Dr. Anthony Tolentino)

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51. A primer on risk ratios and number needed to treat (NNT)

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50. Test-retest reliability within and between subjects in qualitative analysis

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49. Some limitations of qualitative inquiry

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48. Could hourly neuro checks in ICU pts be more harmful than helpful? (McLaughlin et al., 2018)

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47. On the irreconcilability of postmodern existentialism and nursing praxis

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46. Defining Nursing, Part II: The theory-practice divide

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45. Defining Nursing, Part I: Not all theories are equal

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44. What is Nursing Science? (Part II)

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43. What is Nursing Science?

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42. Insights from a travel NP (with David Warren)

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41. Dr. Anne Sales on implementation research and nursing practice

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40. Health behavior change (with Catherine Nagawa)

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39. ICU alarms and sound pressure levels (Vreman et al, 2020)

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38. Nightingale introjected

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37. On NP education (with John Canion)

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36. Male representation in nursing

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35. Charting a path forward

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34. Nurse-led prehospital stroke education program (with Nili Steiner)

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33. Statistics for DNP students (with Dr. Joshua Lambert)

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32. The NIH Stroke Scale (with Dr. Patrick Lyden)

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31. What if there were more nurse scientists?

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30. ICU nurses' willingness to treat COVID pts (Lord et al., 2020)

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29. On respect

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28. DNP Critical Analysis & EBP

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27. Efficacy versus effectiveness research

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26. On individual goals and professional commitments

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25. AMA #3

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24. Considerations in choosing the DNP or PhD in nursing (Canady, 2020)

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23. Challenges faced by new DNP grads (Labardee et al., 2020)

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22. Differentiating DNP from PhD-level research

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21. Residual disability five years after ARDS

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20. Reducing stroke readmission with an NP-led transitional care program

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19. First-hand experience in a COVID ICU (with Briana Juskowiak)

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18. AMA #2 - What differentiates nursing from medicine?

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17. Full practice authority & NP workforce outcomes

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16. Translating nursing research with implementation science

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15. Feasibility pilot of resilience training for ICU nurses

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14. Values in statistical models

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13. AMA #1 - Public Health metrics

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12. If not you, then who?