Myrna Doumit
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Myrna Doumit’s research illuminates the human dimensions of nursing, with a sharp focus on the emotional and professional challenges of clinical transitions, particularly in the Lebanese healthcare context. Her most cited work, “My Greatest Fear Is Becoming a Robot,” captures the paradox faced by final-year students and first-year registered nurses as they navigate the shift from education to practice. Through focus group discussions, Doumit reveals the tension between maintaining compassionate care and adapting to institutional demands—a contribution that resonates globally with educators and clinicians confronting burnout and depersonalization. With 5 citations, this study has sparked dialogue on how healthcare systems can better support new nurses. Beyond this paper, Doumit’s broader scholarship explores oncology nursing, palliative care, and the psychosocial needs of patients and families in Lebanon, often highlighting cultural and religious influences on care. Her work is a vital resource for researchers and practitioners seeking to humanize nursing education and practice in challenging environments.
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