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Lydia Widder, MSN, RN

Lydia Widder, MSN, RN is a Clinical Associate in the Center for Nursing Discovery (CND), where she brings over two decades of pediatric nursing experience and a deep commitment to advancing nursing education through simulation-based learning.

She earned her Associate Degree in Nursing (2003), Bachelor of Science in Nursing (2018), Master of Science in Nursing with a concentration in Nursing Education from the University of North Carolina at Wilmington in 2022.

Lawrence Yang, PhD

Lemuel Scott, DNP, PMHNP-BC, CNE

Nursing PhD Student’s Podcast Explores Trust Across Industries

In her podcast TrustFund, PhD student Jill Sergison and expert guests discuss fostering trust across industries and the difference it can make.

Latesha K Harris, PhD

Duke University School of Nursing MSN NNP Program Preparing Future Leaders in the NICU

The online MSN NNP program at Duke University School of Nursing prepares NICU nurse leaders to meet the rising demand in neonatal care.

Mobilizing Nurses for Planetary Health

Dr. Valerie Sabol, inaugural Director of Planetary Health at the School of Nursing, shares how nurses contribute to planetary health and how the School is advancing Duke's climate work.

Women’s Health Ultrasound Training: A Pregnant Person’s Account

A Duke Nursing staff member gives a personal account of participating as a volunteer pregnant person in the Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner Program’s perinatal ultrasound learning experience.

Endocrinology Nursing Program Fills Gap in Care

Dr. Kathryn Kreider highlights innovative programs at Duke and beyond that train nurse practitioners in advanced diabetes management and general endocrinology, filling a substantial gap in care.

From Piano to Patient Care: One Student’s Musical Journey to Nursing

A dual background in education and classical music shapes this student’s nursing pathway.

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