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Nursing
October 2024
At Texas Woman's University in Dallas, Tex., Damon B. Cottrell is a Professor and Sheila M. Haley is an Assistant Clinical Professor.
Exploring the accuracy and precision of BP measurements.
Nursing
July 2021
At Texas Woman's University in Dallas, Tex., Fatima Claire Herrera is a nursing student and Jennifer Wilson is a clinical professor. At the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas, Tex., Kathrina B. Siaron is a neuroscience ICU nurse, Sonja E. Stutzman is a clinical research manager, and DaiWai Olson is a professor of neurology.
Accurate and precise BP measurements are crucial to clinical decision-making and interventions as healthcare professionals aim to prevent complications from hypertension, yet the literature provides no gold standard for measuring BP. This article discusses the additional research necessary to develop best practices and improve patient outcomes.
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Nurs Manage
October 2015
Jessica Strasen is a nursing supervisor at UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas, Tex. At Texas Woman's University in Dallas, Tex., Sharon L. Van Sell is a professor and Susan Sheriff is a professor and director of graduate education.
Triple-negative breast cancer: what is known about it?
Clin J Oncol Nurs
February 2014
Houston J. and Florence A. Dowswell College of Nursing, Texas Woman's University in Dallas.
Triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) is considered a rare diagnosis. This malignancy targets a specific population of women and has risk factors differing from those of other breast cancers. TNBC exhibits distinct pathologic features that result in aggressive metastasis and poor prognosis.
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