The School of Nursing’s Executive Leadership program gains two Co-Directors and a new curriculum to better prepare nurse executives for challenges in the healthcare landscape.

The high ranking reflects the strength of the School’s faculty, students, and research programs and ongoing leadership in nursing education and science.

Duke Nursing students reached more than 700 Pamlico County community members through health screenings, education, and emergency response training.

The newly named center places nurses at the core of transforming healthcare.

Associate Professor AnnMarie Walton, an oncology nurse researcher, is working to educate and equip nurses to respond to climate change.

The School's MSN and DNP programs ranked highly overall, with ten specialties earning #1 rankings.

Emerging leaders from across the School gain skills and insights to help advance their careers.

Duke University School of Nursing, Duke Health Nursing, and Duke Government Relations convened top healthcare, education, and community leaders from across NC in Washington, DC, for a discussion on the future of the nursing profession.

A nursing career rooted in personal experience and deep cultural understanding led Harriet Yayra Adzofu to Duke and her future as a nurse scientist.