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Dr. Stahl gives talk at neonatal nurses conference
On April 30, Center Assistant Professor Dr. Devan Stahl gave a plenary address at the State of Wisconsin Association of Neonatal Nurses Annual Education Conference, titled “Palliative Care and End of Life Ethics in the NICU.” Using case studies, she … Continue reading
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Tagged bioethics, clinical ethics, conference, Devan Stahl, end-of-life, medical ethics, National Association of Neonatal Nurses, neonatal, nursing, palliative care, pediatrics
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Caring for Infants with Trisomy 18: Practical and Ethical Challenges
Center Assistant Professor Dr. Devan Stahl recently traveled to Rhode Island to present at the National Association of Neonatal Nurses’ (NANN) Advanced Practice Summit, held on October 11. Dr. Stahl delivered the event’s keynote address, speaking on “Caring for Infants … Continue reading
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