Susan Little, consulting associate and DNP'17, has been named the North Carolina Nurses Association (NCNA) 2020 Health Systems Nurse of the Year. Little will be honored during the Awards Luncheon at the 2021 NCNA Annual Convention on September 23.
Susan Little, consulting associate, has been appointed to the Public Health Nursing (PHN) journal's editorial board.
The Journal of The National Black Nurses Association has accepted the manuscript "Factors associated with self-reported hypertension among Black women" to which Stephanie Ibemere, postdoctoral fellow, contributed. The manuscript is in press.
This study was supported by the University of Cincinnati, College of Nursing’s Dean’s Research Award.
Kudos to Ryan Shaw, associate professor, and Matthew Crowley, of the School of Medicine and their entire team for the submission of their NIH R01 application entitled: "EXpanding Technology-Enabled, Nurse-Delivered Chronic Disease Care (EXTEND)." This proposal requests funding for a five-year period with a start date of July 1, 2021.
Kudos to Isaac Lipkus, professor, and his entire team for the submission of their NIH R01 application entitled: "Exploring the Implementation and Initial Effects of a Stepped-care Approach to Promote Physical Activity among Physically Inactive Breast, Colorectal and Prostate Cancer Survivors." This proposal requests funding for a three-year period with a start date of 9/1/2021.
Good News! Kudos to Isaac Lipkus, professor, and his entire team for the submission of their NIH R01 application entitled: "Facilitating and reactions to family communications to promote colon cancer screening among first degree relatives with a family history of advanced adenomas: A test of the FamilyTalk online tool." This proposal requests funding for a three-year period with a start date of 9/1/2021.
Marybeth Tetlow, MSN '17, of Duke Cancer Institute, was highlighted in Julie Poucher Harbin's "Bowman & Tetlow Among 'Great 100' NC Nurses" article for the Duke Cancer Institute's website.
Karin Reuter-Rice, associate professor, has been selected as the recipient of the Society of Critical Care Medicine’s 2021 Norma J. Shoemaker Award for Critical Care Nursing Excellence.
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Allen Cadavero, assistant professor, and Marilyn Oermann, Thelma M. Ingles Professor of Nursing, wrote "Teaching clinical judgment through cases" for Wolters Kluwer.