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I also have been involved in this study, so long I cannot remember when I joined. I think this is an a very important longitudinal study, albeit the sample being only nurses. For those sitting on the fence, it is very easy to share your health information. There is no pressure whatsoever. For the next generation of nurses, it is also of utmost importance. I think there are many unanswered questions that warrant further study. If you're a newer grad struggling with find employment, I'll give you a pass. For those who are working, please give it some thought and consideration.
Kitiger, RN
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