Addressing Health Inequities in Diabetes Care for Hispanic and Latino Patients
Hispanic and Latino patients with diabetes face higher rates of complications and readmission after moving from hospital care back home.
Ableism Workshop Advocates for Disability Inclusion in Nursing
Nurse, educator, and consultant Vanessa Cameron spoke to the Duke University School of Nursing community about the impact of ableism in nursing and the need for disability representation.
From EMT to RN: One Student’s Story of Dedication and Growth
Originally from Truckee, California, Zachary Smith’s path to nursing was shaped by his diverse academic background and passion for healthcare. Before enrolling at Duke University School of Nursing (DUSON), Smith studied anthropology at California Polytechnic University Pomona. Initially planning a career in public health, he discovered a stronger calling in nursing.
Graduating Nursing Student Aspires to Career in Global Health
After graduating in December 2024, Olivia Obeng will seek opportunities in public and global health.
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A Commitment to Excellence in HIV Research and Education
Duke University School of Nursing's commitment to HIV research and education is exemplified through our specialized programs, dedicated faculty, and impactful alumni contributions
Study Highlights Challenges and Benefits of Integrating Opioid Use Disorder and Mental Health Treatment in HIV Care
Examining the challenges and benefits of integrating opioid use disorder and mental health treatment within HIV care, Duke researcher emphasizes the need for additional resources and training to improve patient outcomes.