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Thelma Ingles Award Winner LaDonna Brown: Championing Health Equity and Geriatric Care

Brown is a distinguished graduate of Duke University School of Nursing, recognized with the 2024 Thelma Ingles Award for her excellence in clinical expertise, scholarly activities, and commitment to improving adult and gerontological primary care.

Duke University School of Nursing Receives $4.1 Million Estate Gift from Dean Emerita Ruby L. Wilson

Dean Emerita Wilson’s gift will fund an international visiting professorship and Duke’s Center for Nursing Research, to be renamed in her honor.

Military Nurse on Balancing Travel, Family, and the DNP

DNP student and Naval officer Hannah Starnes shares her passion for travel and global health, along with her experiences balancing her professional, military, and family life.

How to Become a Pediatric Nurse: Education, Roles, and Career Paths

Learn how to become a pediatric nurse practitioner with Duke’s MSN programs. Explore pediatric acute and primary care career paths, responsibilities, and more.

Five Years After COVID, Are Nurses Ready for the Next Pandemic?

PhD graduate Melissa Powell published four studies related to burnout and trauma in nursing after the COVID-19 pandemic. Her findings show that more still needs to be done to support and prepare nurses for the next pandemic.