"The consequences of touch starvation," an op-ed written by Therese Bernstein, DNP student, was released recently in the "Stamford Advocate" newspaper.  

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Lauren Kearney, DNP student, released the commentary article "Plant-based lifestyles can be good for young athletes" in the "Orlando Sentinel." 

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Jennie C. De Gagne, professor, contributed to "Couple- or family-oriented interventions and outcomes for preventing mental health problems and promoting mental health a scoping review protocol" on JBI Evidence Synthesis.  

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Please join us for the November Education Grand Rounds session on November 18 from noon to 1 p.m. on Zoom.

Sarah Tallent, DNP student, won one of the inaugural Duke Pediatric Heart Center Impact Awards for her work to implement a safe, secure virtual rounding process to include patients’ caregivers who have competing demands on their time and cannot be present for rounds (work, caring for non-hospitalized siblings of patients, etc). Tallent’s implementation of her DNP project “Virtual Rounding: Extending the radius of family centered

Julie A. Thompson, consulting associate, and Virginia (Chris) Muckler, associate professor, are co-authors of "Implementation of a Multimodal Analgesia Protocol Among Outpatient Neurosurgical Patients Undergoing Spine Surgery to Improve Patient Outcomes" in the Journal of PeriAnesthesia Nursing. 

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Rosa M. Gonzalez-Guarda, associate professor, contributed to "Scoring Interpersonal Violence Measures Methodological Considerations" in Nursing Research. 

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Rosa M. Gonzalez-Guarda, associate professor, and Allison M.

Tech Tip of the Week

Do you use any USB cables to connect a device to your computer? Sure you do. Plugging them in should be a no-brainer, but how many times do you get it right on the first try? Here’s an easy way to ensure you never have to guess again. Pick up a USB cable. See the USB symbol? It’s only on one side. Keep that on top, and you’re plugging it in correctly. If you’re plugging in vertically, the symbol should face you. Try it – works every time.

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