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Because of the longevity of children diagnosed with chronic illness, many adult institutions are now seeing an influx of adolescents with chronic illnesses. An urgent need exists to educate adult care nurses on adolescent development, childhood chronic illness, and techniques to guide young adult patients through illness and hospitalization.This article describes the development of an educational program for nurses who care for these chronically ill young adult patients who are transitioning to adult care.

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Electronic health record-embedded decision support to reduce stroke risk in patients with atrial fibrillation – Study protocol

Eckman

Wise

Knochelmann

et al. 2022

American Heart Journal

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