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  • A gap exists in nursing research utilizing advanced brain imaging techniques.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To introduce nurse scientists to complex neuroimaging methods.
  • To encourage the application of brain imaging in nursing research.
  • To foster innovation in symptom science research.

Main Methods:

  • Review of common neuroimaging modalities.
  • Presentation of essential neuroimaging terminology.
  • Information on educational resources for neuroimaging.
  • Discussion of research implementation considerations.

Main Results:

  • Ten imaging modalities are reviewed, including structural and functional MRI, CT, PET, and EEG.
  • Provides a foundational understanding of various neuroimaging techniques.

Conclusions:

  • Selection of imaging modality depends on research questions, patient populations, and available resources.
  • Neuroimaging offers potential to innovate symptom science and promote interdisciplinary research collaboration.