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February 4, 2026

Caring for the dying can be a nurse’s biggest challenge. Binghamton course helps students overcome it

Elective addresses emotional, ethical and clinical challenges for caregivers

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“Birds are having to move to new areas because the current areas that they have inhabited for quite a long time are no longer suitable to their particular needs,” said Justin Mann, a behavioral ecologist at Binghamton.

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Modern designs of independent living communities increasingly emphasize open layouts, central gathering spaces and courtyards to encourage social interaction, stated Heidi Ewen, a nursing associate professor at Binghamton.

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Carlos Gershenson-Garcia, a SUNY Empire Innovation Professor, explains that while AI’s errors may never be fully eliminated, its role in health care should be to support clinicians —not replace them— to ensure patient safety.
 
 
 
 
 
 

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