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Health Topics – Johns Hopkins Medicine Podcasts

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Can patient reported data and outcomes improve cancer treatment? Elizabeth Tracey reports 1:03

3d ago1:03

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Perhaps you’ve reported your own blood pressure measurements or blood sugar to your physician. So called patient reported data that is monitored by a nurse helped make cancer treatment just a little bit smoother and easier, a new study finds. Kimmel Cancer Center director William Nelson at Johns Hopkins explains. Nelson: It was more than […]…

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Johns Hopkins Nursing | Center for Nursing Inquiry – Johns Hopkins Medicine Podcasts

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Ep 37 I was published in a Scholarly Journal You Can Too | Center for Nursing Inquiry 16:40

8d ago16:40

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In this podcast, Maddie Whalen, Evidence-based Practice Coordinator for the Center for Nursing Inquiry, interviews Johns Hopkins Health System nurses Arron Berry, Michelle Cook, and Rowena Milburn, as they discuss their tips and tricks for nurses new to the publishing process.Av Johns Hopkins Medicine

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Infectious diseases – Johns Hopkins Medicine Podcasts

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Why is today’s convalescent plasma better than early on in the pandemic? Elizabeth Tracey reports 1:06

29d ago1:06

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Convalescent plasma, which is donated by someone who’s had Covid-19 and survived, is a much more reliable treatment for infection today than it was early in the pandemic. Arturo Casadevall, a convalescent plasma expert at Johns Hopkins, explains why. Casadevall: We lucked out in that now we can get extremely high titer plasma, something that […]…

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Health Newsfeed – Johns Hopkins Medicine Podcasts

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Can patient reported data and outcomes improve cancer treatment? Elizabeth Tracey reports 1:03

3d ago1:03

1:03

Perhaps you’ve reported your own blood pressure measurements or blood sugar to your physician. So called patient reported data that is monitored by a nurse helped make cancer treatment just a little bit smoother and easier, a new study finds. Kimmel Cancer Center director William Nelson at Johns Hopkins explains. Nelson: It was more than […]…

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Johns Hopkins Medicine

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Can patient reported data and outcomes improve cancer treatment? Elizabeth Tracey reports 1:03

3d ago1:03

1:03

Perhaps you’ve reported your own blood pressure measurements or blood sugar to your physician. So called patient reported data that is monitored by a nurse helped make cancer treatment just a little bit smoother and easier, a new study finds. Kimmel Cancer Center director William Nelson at Johns Hopkins explains. Nelson: It was more than […]…

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Can patient reported data and outcomes improve cancer treatment? Elizabeth Tracey reports 1:03

3d ago1:03

1:03

Perhaps you’ve reported your own blood pressure measurements or blood sugar to your physician. So called patient reported data that is monitored by a nurse helped make cancer treatment just a little bit smoother and easier, a new study finds. Kimmel Cancer Center director William Nelson at Johns Hopkins explains. Nelson: It was more than […]…

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Johns Hopkins Medicine

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Can a community health worker ease the rigors of cancer treatment? Elizabeth Tracey reports 1:04

3d ago1:04

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Community health workers were able to improve many aspects of cancer treatment for patients, a new study has shown. William Nelson, director of the Kimmel Cancer Center at Johns Hopkins, says benefits were multiple. Nelson: It was 128 folks with cancer followed. They were randomized for usual care versus a six month intervention that was […]…

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Can a community health worker ease the rigors of cancer treatment? Elizabeth Tracey reports 1:04

3d ago1:04

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Community health workers were able to improve many aspects of cancer treatment for patients, a new study has shown. William Nelson, director of the Kimmel Cancer Center at Johns Hopkins, says benefits were multiple. Nelson: It was 128 folks with cancer followed. They were randomized for usual care versus a six month intervention that was […]…

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Health Topics – Johns Hopkins Medicine Podcasts

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Can a community health worker ease the rigors of cancer treatment? Elizabeth Tracey reports 1:04

3d ago1:04

1:04

Community health workers were able to improve many aspects of cancer treatment for patients, a new study has shown. William Nelson, director of the Kimmel Cancer Center at Johns Hopkins, says benefits were multiple. Nelson: It was 128 folks with cancer followed. They were randomized for usual care versus a six month intervention that was […]…

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Health Newsfeed – Johns Hopkins Medicine Podcasts

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Can a community health worker ease the rigors of cancer treatment? Elizabeth Tracey reports 1:04

3d ago1:04

1:04

Community health workers were able to improve many aspects of cancer treatment for patients, a new study has shown. William Nelson, director of the Kimmel Cancer Center at Johns Hopkins, says benefits were multiple. Nelson: It was 128 folks with cancer followed. They were randomized for usual care versus a six month intervention that was […]…

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Johns Hopkins Medicine

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Can using acetaminophen compromise your cancer treatment? Elizabeth Tracey reports 1:04

3d ago1:04

1:04

People being treated for cancer with immune checkpoint inhibitors who also took acetaminophen, or Tylenol, had worse outcomes for their cancer treatment than those who did not, a recent study found. Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center director William Nelson says there has been a hint of this relationship before, and it may have to do […]…

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Can using acetaminophen compromise your cancer treatment? Elizabeth Tracey reports 1:04

3d ago1:04

1:04

People being treated for cancer with immune checkpoint inhibitors who also took acetaminophen, or Tylenol, had worse outcomes for their cancer treatment than those who did not, a recent study found. Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center director William Nelson says there has been a hint of this relationship before, and it may have to do […]…

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Health Topics – Johns Hopkins Medicine Podcasts

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Can using acetaminophen compromise your cancer treatment? Elizabeth Tracey reports 1:04

3d ago1:04

1:04

People being treated for cancer with immune checkpoint inhibitors who also took acetaminophen, or Tylenol, had worse outcomes for their cancer treatment than those who did not, a recent study found. Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center director William Nelson says there has been a hint of this relationship before, and it may have to do […]…

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Health Newsfeed – Johns Hopkins Medicine Podcasts

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Can using acetaminophen compromise your cancer treatment? Elizabeth Tracey reports 1:04

3d ago1:04

1:04

People being treated for cancer with immune checkpoint inhibitors who also took acetaminophen, or Tylenol, had worse outcomes for their cancer treatment than those who did not, a recent study found. Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center director William Nelson says there has been a hint of this relationship before, and it may have to do […]…

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Johns Hopkins Medicine

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Can acetaminophen interfere with cancer treatment? Elizabeth Tracey reports 1:04

3d ago1:04

1:04

Acetaminophen, or Tylenol, is taken by many to relieve fever and for aches and pains. Now a new study seems to associate use of the drug with less beneficial outcomes in people being treated for cancer. William Nelson, director of the Kimmel Cancer Center at Johns Hopkins, examines the findings. Nelson: These were people who’d […]…

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Can acetaminophen interfere with cancer treatment? Elizabeth Tracey reports 1:04

3d ago1:04

1:04

Acetaminophen, or Tylenol, is taken by many to relieve fever and for aches and pains. Now a new study seems to associate use of the drug with less beneficial outcomes in people being treated for cancer. William Nelson, director of the Kimmel Cancer Center at Johns Hopkins, examines the findings. Nelson: These were people who’d […]…

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Health Topics – Johns Hopkins Medicine Podcasts

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Can acetaminophen interfere with cancer treatment? Elizabeth Tracey reports 1:04

3d ago1:04

1:04

Acetaminophen, or Tylenol, is taken by many to relieve fever and for aches and pains. Now a new study seems to associate use of the drug with less beneficial outcomes in people being treated for cancer. William Nelson, director of the Kimmel Cancer Center at Johns Hopkins, examines the findings. Nelson: These were people who’d […]…

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Health Newsfeed – Johns Hopkins Medicine Podcasts

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Can acetaminophen interfere with cancer treatment? Elizabeth Tracey reports 1:04

3d ago1:04

1:04

Acetaminophen, or Tylenol, is taken by many to relieve fever and for aches and pains. Now a new study seems to associate use of the drug with less beneficial outcomes in people being treated for cancer. William Nelson, director of the Kimmel Cancer Center at Johns Hopkins, examines the findings. Nelson: These were people who’d […]…

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Johns Hopkins Medicine

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Can a very successful treatment for some cancers result in heart problems? Elizabeth Tracey reports 1:01

3d ago1:01

1:01

A type of cancer drug known as an immune checkpoint inhibitor has produced dramatic improvements for some people with cancer. Now a new study shows they may also be linked to deaths from heart complications. Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center director William Nelson describes the study. Nelson: A total group of about 672 folks with […]…

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Can a very successful treatment for some cancers result in heart problems? Elizabeth Tracey reports 1:01

3d ago1:01

1:01

A type of cancer drug known as an immune checkpoint inhibitor has produced dramatic improvements for some people with cancer. Now a new study shows they may also be linked to deaths from heart complications. Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center director William Nelson describes the study. Nelson: A total group of about 672 folks with […]…

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Health Topics – Johns Hopkins Medicine Podcasts

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Can a very successful treatment for some cancers result in heart problems? Elizabeth Tracey reports 1:01

3d ago1:01

1:01

A type of cancer drug known as an immune checkpoint inhibitor has produced dramatic improvements for some people with cancer. Now a new study shows they may also be linked to deaths from heart complications. Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center director William Nelson describes the study. Nelson: A total group of about 672 folks with […]…

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Health Newsfeed – Johns Hopkins Medicine Podcasts

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Can a very successful treatment for some cancers result in heart problems? Elizabeth Tracey reports 1:01

3d ago1:01

1:01

A type of cancer drug known as an immune checkpoint inhibitor has produced dramatic improvements for some people with cancer. Now a new study shows they may also be linked to deaths from heart complications. Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center director William Nelson describes the study. Nelson: A total group of about 672 folks with […]…

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Johns Hopkins Medicine

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Ep 37 I was published in a Scholarly Journal You Can Too | Center for Nursing Inquiry 16:40

8d ago16:40

16:40

In this podcast, Maddie Whalen, Evidence-based Practice Coordinator for the Center for Nursing Inquiry, interviews Johns Hopkins Health System nurses Arron Berry, Michelle Cook, and Rowena Milburn, as they discuss their tips and tricks for nurses new to the publishing process.Av Johns Hopkins Medicine

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Can an app help people with mental health issues? Elizabeth Tracey reports 1:05

9d ago1:05

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Rates of mental health problems have reached epidemic levels during the Covid-19 pandemic. Now a new study shows that for some, use of an app rather than in person therapy provided nearly the same improvement. Eric Strain, a psychiatrist at Johns Hopkins, says this is a very practical approach. Strain: At that outpatient care level […]…

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Health Topics – Johns Hopkins Medicine Podcasts

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Can an app help people with mental health issues? Elizabeth Tracey reports 1:05

9d ago1:05

1:05

Rates of mental health problems have reached epidemic levels during the Covid-19 pandemic. Now a new study shows that for some, use of an app rather than in person therapy provided nearly the same improvement. Eric Strain, a psychiatrist at Johns Hopkins, says this is a very practical approach. Strain: At that outpatient care level […]…

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Health Newsfeed – Johns Hopkins Medicine Podcasts

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Can an app help people with mental health issues? Elizabeth Tracey reports 1:05

9d ago1:05

1:05

Rates of mental health problems have reached epidemic levels during the Covid-19 pandemic. Now a new study shows that for some, use of an app rather than in person therapy provided nearly the same improvement. Eric Strain, a psychiatrist at Johns Hopkins, says this is a very practical approach. Strain: At that outpatient care level […]…

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Johns Hopkins Medicine

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Can an app help people with mental health issues? Elizabeth Tracey reports 1:05

9d ago1:05

1:05

Rates of mental health problems have reached epidemic levels during the Covid-19 pandemic. Now a new study shows that for some, use of an app rather than in person therapy provided nearly the same improvement. Eric Strain, a psychiatrist at Johns Hopkins, says this is a very practical approach. Strain: At that outpatient care level […]…

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When is it appropriate for someone with substance use disorder to be hospitalized? Elizabeth Tracey reports 1:05

9d ago1:05

1:05

Deaths due to substance use disorder are skyrocketing. Eric Strain, a substance use disorder expert at Johns Hopkins, says although it is tempting to think everyone with substance use disorder should be hospitalized, other forms of care may be more appropriate. Strain: Hospitalization should be the peak of the triangle, so very small, and then […]…

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Health Topics – Johns Hopkins Medicine Podcasts

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When is it appropriate for someone with substance use disorder to be hospitalized? Elizabeth Tracey reports 1:05

9d ago1:05

1:05

Deaths due to substance use disorder are skyrocketing. Eric Strain, a substance use disorder expert at Johns Hopkins, says although it is tempting to think everyone with substance use disorder should be hospitalized, other forms of care may be more appropriate. Strain: Hospitalization should be the peak of the triangle, so very small, and then […]…

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Health Newsfeed – Johns Hopkins Medicine Podcasts

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When is it appropriate for someone with substance use disorder to be hospitalized? Elizabeth Tracey reports 1:05

9d ago1:05

1:05

Deaths due to substance use disorder are skyrocketing. Eric Strain, a substance use disorder expert at Johns Hopkins, says although it is tempting to think everyone with substance use disorder should be hospitalized, other forms of care may be more appropriate. Strain: Hospitalization should be the peak of the triangle, so very small, and then […]…

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Johns Hopkins Medicine

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When is it appropriate for someone with substance use disorder to be hospitalized? Elizabeth Tracey reports 1:05

9d ago1:05

1:05

Deaths due to substance use disorder are skyrocketing. Eric Strain, a substance use disorder expert at Johns Hopkins, says although it is tempting to think everyone with substance use disorder should be hospitalized, other forms of care may be more appropriate. Strain: Hospitalization should be the peak of the triangle, so very small, and then […]…

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Health Topics – Johns Hopkins Medicine Podcasts

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Getting more primary care providers involved may help integrate mental and physical health with substance use disorder treatment, Elizabeth Tracey reports 1:04

9d ago1:04

1:04

Managing the full breadth of health issues in someone with substance use disorder could help reduce the likelihood of a bad outcome, especially in the 40% of people who have both mental health issues and substance abuse. Eric Strain, a substance use disorders expert at Johns Hopkins, says beginning with full primary care integration would […]…

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Health Newsfeed – Johns Hopkins Medicine Podcasts

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Getting more primary care providers involved may help integrate mental and physical health with substance use disorder treatment, Elizabeth Tracey reports 1:04

9d ago1:04

1:04

Managing the full breadth of health issues in someone with substance use disorder could help reduce the likelihood of a bad outcome, especially in the 40% of people who have both mental health issues and substance abuse. Eric Strain, a substance use disorders expert at Johns Hopkins, says beginning with full primary care integration would […]…

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Johns Hopkins Medicine

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Getting more primary care providers involved may help integrate mental and physical health with substance use disorder treatment, Elizabeth Tracey reports 1:04

9d ago1:04

1:04

Managing the full breadth of health issues in someone with substance use disorder could help reduce the likelihood of a bad outcome, especially in the 40% of people who have both mental health issues and substance abuse. Eric Strain, a substance use disorders expert at Johns Hopkins, says beginning with full primary care integration would […]…

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