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Why is there so much stigma surrounding Alzheimer’s disease? (opens the original)
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Yale’s Miia Kivipelto has witnessed the stigma surrounding Alzheimer’s disease firsthand. A world-renowned neuroscientist, she has worked with more patients than she can count who waited a long time before seeing a doctor. Even after diagnosis, some of her patients were reluctant to share their diagnosis with loved ones. “It’s much easier to start talking about your back pain, your headache, or something else,” said Kivipelto, who is now the Rodman Family endowed professor of gerontology at Yale
Study revisits measures of breastfeeding success — and the consequences for parents (opens the original)
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Within breastfeeding research, there’s a widely recognized need to move beyond using only duration of breastfeeding as the measure of “successful breastfeeding” and to integrate person-centered outcomes. According to Yale School of Medicine (YSM)’s Deanna Nardella, person-centered outcomes — such as the parent’s well-being, emotional health, and other outcomes — are essential to better measure people’s experience of their breastfeeding journey and support received. Whether a person meets or does
Yale School of Nursing launches two new direct-entry programs (opens the original)
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Yale School of Nursing (YSN) is expanding its nursing education programs to help address a critical workforce need: preparing qualified nurses to enter the field faster. The two new direct-entry programs — the Master of Nursing (MN) and Graduate Entry Prespecialty in Nursing (GEPN) Direct Entry to Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) — offer flexible, accelerated routes for people coming from other fields. YSN will continue to offer its existing GEPN-to-MSN pathway, giving students the option to pur
How AI is changing the field of nursing (opens the original)
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A U.S. hospital was recently in the spotlight after 12 nurses who were laid off said they were being replaced with artificial intelligence-powered software. The situation has raised concerns about hospitals automating and eliminating the jobs of nurses and other workers through AI. “For a lot of us, there’s this fear of the human narrative being erased,” said Christine Rodriguez, assistant professor and associate dean of nursing impact at Yale School of Nursing. To Rodriguez, nursing is both a s
Trust and health: New report examines why patients don’t always follow doctors (opens the original)
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How do people weigh advice from physicians against competing input from artificial intelligence tools, social media, family, friends and other influential sources? A new report from the Yale School of Public Health (YSPH) and the Edelman Trust Institute examines this complex question with growing importance for medicine. In a global analysis published on Sept. 15, the researchers examined what happens to clinical authority when patients have more information, more competing voices, and more reas
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