Anthony Morrow shares his journey towards a career in anesthesia, driven by a personal experience that highlighted the critical need for accessible health care.

Kaajal Patel, Duke School of Nursing (DUSON) DNP Nurse Anesthesia Program student, said she initially wanted to become a nurse when she was shadowing a hematologist-oncologist, and the oncology nurses blew her away.

In the 2024 U.S. News & World Report Best Schools Rankings, the Duke University School of Nursing achieved remarkable accolades including: #3 Best Nursing Schools, Master’s and #3 Best Nursing Schools, Doctor of Nursing Practice.

Duke University School of Nursing has launched a new resource called Fostering AI Research for Health Equity And Learning Transformation Hub (FAIR HEALTH™). FAIR HEALTH has a dual mission focused on education and research, ultimately aimed at achieving health equity through advancements in AI education and research. This first of its kind initiative is led by Dr. Michael Cary, PhD, RN, Elizabeth C. Clipp Term Chair and Associate Professor and Glenn Setliff, Interim Vice Dean Information Technology & Facilities.

Duke School of Nursing faculty, AnnMarie Walton, PhD, MPH, RN, OCN©, CHES, FAAN has co-edited the recently launched fourth edition of Safe Handling of Hazardous Drugs with MiKaela M. Olsen, D.N.P., APRN-CNS, AOCNS©, FAAN of Johns Hopkins Medicine.

The Multi-State Study shows that almost two-thirds of babies born with sickle cell disease live in disadvantaged areas.

Bonnie Hunt, Duke School of Nursing (DUSON) DNP Nurse Anesthesia Program student, said the practicality of the nursing profession was a major draw for her since it blended her natural interest in healthcare with means to provide for her family.

The Duke School of Nursing (DUSON) works tirelessly to research and study brain-related issues, achieve healthcare breakthroughs, and highlight brain-related injuries. This was especially significant in March during Brain Injury (BI) Awareness.

Interim Dean Michael Relf, PhD, RN, ANEF, FAAN, has been awarded the Mary T. Champagne Distinguished Professorship. Throughout his more than 15 years at the School of Nursing and as Interim Dean, he has consistently demonstrated unwavering commitment to excellence and fostering an environment of innovation and collaboration.