DIHI Accepting Proposals for Next Funding Cycle
The Duke Institute for Health Innovation (DIHI) is excited to announce the next emerging ideas and funding cycle for innovation projects.
Fuchs Interviewed for News Article
Mary Ann Fuchs, associate dean of clinical affairs and vice president of patient care & system chief nurse executive, Duke Health, was interviewed for "The Business Journal" article.
Walton Presented for NCNA Leadership Academy
AnnMarie Walton, assistant professor, recently presented “Let’s Get Nurses Ready for Board Service!” to the North Carolina Nurses Association Leadership Academy.
PhD Student Hepler Submits NIH NRSA Fellowship Application
Bonnie Hepler, PhD student, and her sponsor Debra Brandon, associate professor, and co-sponsor Diane Holditch-Davis, Marcus E. Hobbs Professor Emerita, have submitted her NIH NRSA Fellowship application.
Welcome to New Research Staff Member
Delgersuren (Del) Bold is a software developer and database analyst in the Center for Nursing Research at DUSON.
Ibemere Presents Nurse Champion Model at Conference
Stephanie Ibemere, assistant professor, presented (along with and on behalf of her colleague Cheedy Jaja, of University of South Carolina) to the National Black Nurses Association during the Innovation Theater Session of their conference this year.
Carter, Alumni Selected as 2021 American Academy of Nursing Fellows
Brigit M. Carter, PhD, MSN, RN, CCRN, associate dean for diversity, equity and inclusion and professor, will be inducted into the 2021 class of the American Academy of Nursing Fellows (FAANs).
Research Supports Parents as Crucial for Promoting Sexual Health and Preventing STIs Among Youth
Reported sexually transmitted infections (STIs) in the U.S. continue to increase, reaching a new record high for the sixth year in a row in 2019. About half of all new STIs are reported among youth 15 to 24 years of age, a demographic that only comprises one-quarter of the sexually active population. Persistent STI disparities in communities with inadequate access to STI services, such as among racial, ethnic, sexual and gender minority youth, also remain a pressing public health priority.
Work by Dean Guilamo-Ramos, Thimm-Kaiser, Benzekri Highlighted in News Article
Studies co-authored by Dean Vincent Guilamo-Ramos and Marco Thimm-Kaiser and Adam Benzekri, associates in research, were featured in the Medscape article.
Updated Holiday Schedule for 2021
Updated Holiday Schedule for 2021 regarding Christmas Day