In honor of Women's History Month, we're revisiting a Duke Nursing Magazine article where Dr. Barbara S. Turner reflects on her long career in nursing and the changes she has witnessed in nursing science and education over the last three decades.

Discover the importance of leadership in nursing, explore job opportunities, and learn how Duke's Executive Leadership DNP or ELS can prepare you for success.

Two Duke Health clinical faculty members developed and implemented a creative, resourceful simulation that they hope other universities can utilize in hospitalist nurse practitioner training.

As the Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner MSN celebrates its tenth year, Duke University School of Nursing continues to increase its focus on women’s health across its many programs.

A recent review of research examines the barriers to successful treatment for opioid use disorder for pregnant and postpartum individuals, highlighting the importance of early intervention, appropriate dosages, and addressing social determinants of health to improve treatment outcomes.

Traditional drugs for insomnia can have negative side effects, so nonpharmacologic therapies like music listening offer safer alternatives.

Dr. Luisa Vega, DNP'14, MSN'13, RN, PMHNP-C, AGPCNP-C sheds light on the pivotal moments that shaped her career and her unwavering commitment to helping others.

Inspired towards nursing during the COVID-19 pandemic, Christian Shepler hopes to eventually earn his DNP and establish a foundation to support individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

A former Navy Nurse, Erika Grattidge is pursuing her DNP in Nurse Anesthesia at Duke University School of Nursing, where she continues to put service first.