Rosa Gonzalez-Guarda, associate professor, has received the 2020 Excellence in Research award from the Nursing Network on Violence Against Women International (NNVAWI).
This award recognizes outstanding contributions to research and/or evidence-based practice in the area of violence against women and children.
Claudia Lucas, a Cardiology certificate student, contributed to "Nurse Practitioner Fellowship: Program Planning and Curriculum Development."
Dominique Bulgin, PhD '19, consulting associate and postdoctoral fellow with Duke National Clinician Scholars Program, contributed to "Nursing work is justice work: Rethinking justice and promoting healing in survivors of gender‐based violence" in Public Health Nursing.
Gillian Adynski, consulting associate and postdoctoral fellow with Duke National Clinician Scholars Program, was one of the writers of the editorial "Catalyzing a Nursing Response to Healthcare Discrimination Against Transgender and Nonbinary Individuals" in the Journal of Nursing Scholarship.
When you’re stressed out or under pressure, it can be easy to forget the basics: Breathe. Sleep. Eat well. Stay in the moment. Be kind to yourself. Reach out to other people.
We have seen a concerning resurgence of COVID-19 in North Carolina, Durham and within the Duke community over the last few weeks, mirroring national trends. With the approach of colder weather and a time of year when people traditionally gather in indoors, we ask for your continued vigilance in observing our safety protocols to protect the health of your family, friends and Duke colleagues.
Guidelines for Social Gatherings and Holiday Celebrations at Duke
Tech Tip of the Week
Win an Apple Watch from the Duke Security Office, and you have a chance to win prizes! Visit the OIT Security Office, and watch the phishing video. It’s 10 minutes well spent, and best of all, you can register to win an Apple Watch at the end.
Don’t Forget - October is National Cyber Security Month
Callie Tennyson, assistant professor, was one of nine new faculty members across Duke featured in Duke Stories' "Meet Duke's New Faculty of 2020" article.
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Tolu Oyesanya, assistant professor, is the leading author of "Regional Variations in Rehabilitation Outcomes of Adult Patients With Traumatic Brain Injury: A Uniform Data System for Medical Rehabilitation Investigation" in Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.
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