Journal articleObstet Gynecol Surv · November 1, 2025
IMPORTANCE: Breast cancer is one of the most common malignancies among women globally, with significant implications for reproductive health, including the use of contraception. The intersection of breast cancer and contraception presents unique challenges ...
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Journal articleJournal for Nurse Practitioners · May 1, 2025
The purpose of this project was to identify how frequently nurse practitioner (NP) students in primary care clinical experiences performed advanced clinical activities. We conducted a 5-year retrospective analysis of clinical logs from students in 4 popula ...
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Journal articleJournal for Nurse Practitioners · July 1, 2024
Policy analysis offers an opportunity for nurse practitioners to become more visible in health policy by acting as policy influencers rather than implementers. The following article will guide readers through the steps of conducting a policy analysis on th ...
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Journal articleJournal for Nurse Practitioners · February 1, 2023
Breastfeeding is known to have numerous benefits for both mothers and infants. Although the United States reports high breastfeeding initiation rates after birth, the rates of continuation are quite low at both 6 and 12 months. Breastfeeding support in the ...
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Journal articlePloS one · January 2021
BackgroundPeople with atrial fibrillation (AF) have lower reported quality of life and increased risk of heart attack, death, and stroke. Lifestyle modifications can improve arrhythmia-free survival/symptom severity. Shared medical appointments (S ...
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Journal articleJournal for Nurse Practitioners · July 1, 2020
A women's health nurse practitioner (WHNP) provides comprehensive care to women from menarche through senescence. Nurse practitioner curriculum prepares competent WHNPs by integrating both practice and clinical knowledge in the context of women's values. W ...
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Journal articleJ Adv Pract Oncol · March 2020
Breast reconstructive surgery has changed significantly over the past decade. The incidence of nipple-sparing procedures and prophylactic mastectomy has also increased significantly as women and their surgeons use shared decision-making strategies. The fol ...
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Journal articleJournal for Nurse Practitioners · April 1, 2018
The development of sexual morbidity in survivors of female cancers is a multifactorial problem encompassing psychological, physiological, and sociological elements. Often patients are embarrassed to discuss sexual function, and it is rarely addressed in cl ...
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Journal articleClinical journal of oncology nursing · October 2017
Oncology nurse navigation programs enhance coordination of care and patient satisfaction. .The objective was to evaluate the effect of oncology nurse navigation on access to care, patient and provider satisfaction, and clinical trial enrollment of patient ...
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Journal articleNursing for women's health · October 2017
Advancements in methods of fertility preservation have resulted in more options available to women seeking to postpone reproduction. Preservation of unfertilized oocytes provides women with the possibility for reproduction even after age-related declines i ...
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Journal articleJAAPA · October 2016
Women with a history of breast cancer compose the largest group of cancer survivors. Physician assistants and nurse practitioners can play a key role in caring for cancer survivors in primary care settings. This article provides a brief overview and synthe ...
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Journal articleThe Journal of Perinatal Education · 2016
ABSTRACTThe process of in vitro fertilization (IVF) causes anxiety, but it is unclear whether this anxiety continues into pregnancy and affects childbirth preparation. This study administered the pregnancy-related anxiety m ...
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Journal articleJ Clin Oncol · September 10, 2013
110 Background: The optimal method for delivery of care to over 2 million breast cancer survivors in the U.S. remains unclear, with multiple models currently in practice. This study involved a patient-centered investigation of experiences and preferences f ...
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Journal articleThe Nurse practitioner · May 2013
Innovative group medical visit programs have emerged in an effort to increase efficiency, improve service and quality of healthcare, and better manage high-risk patient populations. A case study program for cancer survivors, adapted from the Centering Heal ...
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Journal articleJournal of Clinical Oncology · September 20, 2012
90 Background: Group medical appointments have been shown to improve access, health outcomes and health care utilization rates, as well as self-management skills. A new model of breast cancer survivor care was designed and pilote ...
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Journal articleClinical journal of oncology nursing · April 2011
The Centering Cancer Survivorship (CCS) follow-up care program is an innovation in healthcare delivery that meets the needs of cancer survivors and cancer centers. Piloted in a breast cancer clinic, the program provides an avenue for provision of psycholog ...
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Journal articleJournal of homosexuality · January 2008
The objectives of this study are to compare the sexual concerns, interest and experiences in discussing these concerns with their doctor for women of "Only Men" and "Some to Only Women" sexual orientation. A survey was mailed to women patients from two mil ...
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Journal articleFamily Practice Management · September 2004
You can make a difference in your practice by offering innovative choices to your patients. Pregnant women immediately benefit from prolonged contact with each other and their physicians, receiving education and support as well as prenatal assessment. This ...
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