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Michele Longabaugh on the Benefit of Social Media for Nurses
Author(s)Michele Longabaugh, RN
Michele Longabaugh, RN, survivor of stage IV anal cancer, discusses the potential benefits for nurses to use social media to connect with patients.
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Michele Longabaugh, RN, survivor of stage IV anal cancer, discusses the potential benefits for nurses to use social media to connect with patients.
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