The Duke University public art exhibition RESIST COVID / TAKE 6! gives us tools to resist COVID in our home communities.

Those in the Duke community are invited to participate in this exhibition and share its important messages. Keep reading for details on a giveaway.

William Beauregard "Beau" Rowe, DNP'20, is the leading author of "Increasing Medication Access by Promoting Appropriate Use of Multi-dose Vials" in Plastic Surgical Nursing b

The "Beyond the naming: Institutional racism in nursing" editorial that Antonia M.

The SER Hispano Project and DUSON Community Health Improvement Partnership Program (D-CHIPP) will present "Access for Immigrants: Communal healing in action: creating pathways to health equity." This inclusive community symposium will occur on February 3 from noon to 6 p.m., and aims to increase awareness of services available for immigrants, asylees and refugees in the Triangle area and th

Associate Professors Eleanor S.

Kudos to Michelle Tingzhong Xue, PhD student, her sponsor Eleanor McConnell, associate professor, and her entire team for the submission of her Sigma Theta Tau International application entitled: “Dynamics of Multimorbidity, Dementia-Related Symptoms and Functional Recover

Kudos to Nikki Blodgett, director of the Center for Nursing Discovery, and Valerie Howard, vice dean of Academic Affairs, and their entire team for the submission of their Duke Faculty Advancement Seed Grant application entitled: “Educating Upstanders: Faculty Against Raci

Amy Alspaugh, consulting associate, is the leading author of "The Reproductive Health Priorities, Concerns, and Needs of Women in Midlife: A Feminist Poststructuralist Qualitative Analysis" in Qualitative Health Research. 

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Jane Ralphe, PhD '20, and Associate Professors Susan Silva and Debra Brandon co-wrote "