Maryellen Kelly, assistant professor, presented an abstract titled “Utility estimation for neurogenic bow el dysfunction in the general population” at the 2020 virtual Collaborating for the Advancement of Interdisciplinary Research in Benign Urology meeting.
Three e-posters co-created by DUSON faculty, alumni and students were presented at the "10th
Dean Marion E. Broome received Indiana University’s (IU) prestigious Bicentennial Medal. The medal honors distinguished and distinctive service in support of IU’s mission as a public university. Broome served as dean and professor at IU’s School of Nursing from 2004 to 2014.
Four scholars have been selected for the 2021-2023 cohort of Duke’s National Clinician Scholars Program (NCSP): Kamal Golla, Melissa Harris, Jennifer May and Karen Scherr. The cohort represents the third group of interdisciplinary medical researchers recruited to the Duke NCSP site.
The ABSN Program has released a thank you message to the clinical instructor and clinical nurse educators for their contributions and help with the program's activities. Check out the video now up on our YouTube page.
Congratulations to AnnMarie Walton, assistant professor, and her entire team who have received an award for their Duke Cancer Control and Population Sciences Pilot Studies (CCPS) proposal entitled “Examining Occupational Exposure Risks and the Efficacy of Toilet Seat Covers and Routine Discharge Cleaning in Minimizing Antineoplastic Drug Contamination." This award is for a two-year period with a project start date of Jan
The Student Success Center and Jacqui McMillian-Bohler, assistant professor, are partnering with DuWell to offer a Koru Mindfulness course focused on supporting Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) members of our com
The entire Duke University community can now access certain training modules in Spanish due to a recent purchase by the Center for Nursing Research (CNR).
The purchase was of a set of social behavioral research modules in Spanish from the Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI) Program.
A team from the Duke University School of Nursing has been training a set of community health workers to become better attuned to the current needs of the Triangle’s Latinx community.
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