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    Cancer moonshot

    National Cancer Moonshot Initiative Could Learn From Open-Source Data Ideas

    At the 2016 State of the Union Address, President Obama announced a commitment to eliminating cancer by 2020. The “moonshot” is to be led by Vice President Joe Biden, who lost his son to a brain tumor last May. In his statement, Biden acknowledges that there are currently many barriers to cancer research and finding a cure. The Cancer Moonshot will need to come at the problem from many angles in order to be effectual.
    April 01, 2016
    Clinical practice

    How Do You Define the Role of a CNS?

    Although I’ll soon be representing the CNS role, I still have trouble defining it, especially to my patients. This problem isn't unique to me, and it’s hurting the profession as a whole.
    July 17, 2014

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    Jessica Storlie RN, BSN, OCN®
     
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