The Oncology Nursing Foundation included Tara Albrecht, assistant professor, and her team's recent award in a recent press release entitled "Oncology Nursing Foundation Increases Support for Oncology Nurses During Global Pandemic." The Foundation awarded Albrecht and her team for her&n
Devon Noonan, associate professor, has been selected as an Ambassador of the Friends of the National Institute of Nursing Research (FNINR). She was selected based on the overall strength of her application, based on criteria that included research-related experience, lobbying, advocacy, and policy-related experience, as well as stated goals to be achieved as an ambassador.
Kudos to Bonnie Hepler, PhD student, and her sponsor Debra Brandon, associate professor, and co-sponsor Diane Holditch-Davis, Marcus E. Hobbs professor emerita.
I decided to become a nurse for the same reason everyone does — to get rich! When you get a message from a parent celebrating the birthday of one of your little miracles, well there is nothing in the world more valuable than that.
I earned my BSN with distinction from Sun Yat-sen University and later completed my MS at the School of Public Health, Huazhong University of Science and Technology.
I am a first-generation Latino college graduate and obtained a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Physiology from East Carolina University. For the past two years, I have worked as a medical assistant at a primary care clinic, where approximately 85% of the patients are native Spanish speakers. I have been made aware of the severe lack of Spanish speaking medical professionals that are available to assist the Hispanic population with their medical needs.
As the International Year of the Nurse and Midwife draws to a close, please join Duke University School of Nursing and Nurse-Family Partnership for a virtual panel discussion, "Supporting Healthy Communities through Public Health Nursing," on December 16 from 2 to 3 p.m.
The Student Success Center has linked up with the DUSON Spectrum student group, the Duke Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity, and the School of Medicine Office of Diversity & Inclusion
According to an article in Duke Today, the Office of Information Technology (OIT) will upgrade Duke’s voice mail system and move it to new servers on the evening of Thursday, December 10. Users will not lose access to voice mail during the cutover. After the cutover: