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Freelance reporter based in DC. Previously covered continental Europe from London for @timeshighered @ResearchEurope. Tips welcomed via contact@benwupton.com
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From the archive: Small steps to post-PhD life

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By Ben Upton Verified
| Research Professional News Verified
Image: Andrei Kotovikov, via Pexels Professional development coach drops some advice for life outside academia Doctoral students rarely pick up the soft skills needed to thrive in their careers, according to Gábor Kismihók, head of the learning and skills analytics research group at TIB in Hanover, Germany, in this article from January 2019.
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Clinical Decision Support an Advancing Frontier for Palliative AI

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By Ben Upton Verified
| Hospice News Verified
As artificial intelligence (AI) tools are handling ever more of the paperwork that underpins palliative care, ongoing trials are expanding their role in clinical decision making. Providers have turned to bots for the narrow, repetitive tasks that take patient-facing time away from administrators and clinicians. AI is also adept at tasks that involve gathering and summarizing large volumes of data from multiple sources.
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Alabama Cancer Clinic Offers ‘Ideal Situation’ for Training Palliative Nurses

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By Ben Upton Verified
| Hospice News Verified
A Tuscaloosa community hospital has begun a novel partnership offering interdisciplinary palliative care training to hundreds of nurses, clinicians and caregivers. The supportive care clinic provides interdisciplinary palliative assessment and care to patients with advanced disease and high symptom burden, such as those with stage three and four lung cancers, advanced breast cancer and pancreatic cancer.
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