The Vital Work of Clinical Research Nurses

Clinical Research Nurses (CRNs) are essential to the lifesaving research that takes place at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. CRNs provide extraordinary care to patients participating in clinical trials, improving their experiences and outcomes through evidence-based research. Listen to Dana-Farber’s Anne Gross, PhD, RN, Kristen Legor, PhD, JD, RN, OCN, and Melissa Hohos, RN, BSN, OCN in a conversation about Dana-Farber’s CRN program and the positive impact it has on our patients and their families.

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