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June 21, 2021/Nursing/Research

Office Creates a Foundation of Support for Nursing-Based Research

… more than 100 active nursing research projects. Topics vary widely, from the relationship between exercise volume and COVID-19 disease severity to the impact of the aesthetic environment in the OR.“All nursing practices should …

Spiritual Care
December 13, 2021/Leadership

Photo Essay: Spiritual Care at Cleveland Clinic

… training through weekly sessions as well as summer intensives and a residency program.“Our work – even before Covid-19 – was and will always be to go where others may fear to tread. We are drawn …

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June 17, 2020/Cancer/Research

Combination Therapy Shows Promising Results in Some Higher-Risk Leukemias

… 2020 annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology, which was held virtually due to the COVID-19 pandemic.Comparable safety profilesSome 120 patients with higher-risk MDS, higher-risk CMML and low-blast …

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March 28, 2022/Leadership

Is a Nursing Management Path Right for You?

… which offers personalized primary care to patients and the community. He also manages the clinical staff for COVID-19 vaccine clinics, a virtual care program, and school-based nursing.Melendez says he believes that he …

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October 29, 2024/Digestive/Research

RSV Vaccination Lowers Risk for IBD Patients Over 60, Study Finds

… to treat it can increase risk from a variety of infections, making vaccinations for flu, pneumonia and COVID-19 part of routine health maintenance for this population.Recent studies have shown that these patients have …

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An All-Fronts Approach to Understanding and Overcoming Alzheimer’s Disease

… 2021 we published about using network medicine to find significant mechanistic overlap between Alzheimer’s and COVID-19 in two areas. One is neuroinflammation, which may increase the risk for cognitive dysfunction in COVID-19

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The First Five Years of Uterus Transplantation in the United States

… more transplants are anticipated in the next year. (The program was on hold during part of the COVID-19 pandemic.)Study results and the impact of collaborationIn July 2022, JAMA Surgery published five years of …

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August 12, 2020/COVID-19

Connecting with Assisted Living Facilities to Help Older Patients

… a Cleveland Clinic geriatrician using an iPad. Medicare is now paying for the virtual visits related to COVID-19, which makes these doctor appointments possible, and because they are in-state, the doctors can prescribe …

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May 28, 2020/Geriatrics

Adult Behavioral Units Offer Multisensory Environment

Karen Hogan, DNP, RN, NE-BC, director of behavioral health and the Magnet® program at Cleveland Clinic Marymount Hospital, became interested in the utilization of multisensory environments (MSE) for adult patients with high anxiety …

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May 25, 2021/Pathology/Research

Characterizing Patient Immune Responses to Emerging Tick-borne Virus

Researchers led by Jae Jung, PhD, director of Cleveland Clinic’s Global Center for Pathogen Research & Human Health, have performed the first comprehensive immunoprofiling study of patients with severe fever with thrombocytopenia syndrome (SFTS), an …

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