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Update on Mask Mandate

In compliance with Duke University’s updated policies, masks will continue to be required in classrooms, labs and clinical settings. Those who work in the Duke University Health System must continue to follow full mask mandate while on DUHS premises.

New Center for Nursing Research Pilot Projects Awarded

Three Duke University School of Nursing researchers and their collaborators were recently awarded new funding for pilot projects — all centered around reducing health inequities and improving patient care. Awardees include Assistant Professors Stephanie Ibemere, PhD, RN, and Maryellen Kelly, DNP, CPNP, MHSc, and faculty John Myers, PhD, MSPH.

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Examining Sickle Cell Disease Research at Duke School of Nursing

Sickle cell disease, a group of rare, inherited red blood cell disorders, impacts around 100,000 of the more than 332 million U.S. population. One of every 365 of those Americans are Black or African American births.

Duke School of Nursing Researchers Work to Reduce Disparities, Increase Wellness of Black Population

Every February, the nation uplifts the contributions of and reflects upon the struggles and experiences of the African American/Black community. Duke University School of Nursing joins in this commemoration by solidifying a commitment to making the school a more diverse, inclusive environment for our students, faculty and staff and, in turn, the communities we serve.

Xu Receives National Institute of Aging Award

Congratulations to Hanzhang Xu, assistant professor, and team for their R21 Award from the NIH National Institute of Aging entitled: “Developing a Mobile App-Based Intervention to Promote Cognitive Health in Older Chinese Americans.” This award is for two years with a start date of March 1.

Kody H. Kinsley, N.C. Secretary of Health and Human Services, Addresses Health Leadership and Policy for Dean’s Lecture Series, March 3

Kody H. Kinsley, North Carolina Secretary of Health and Human Services, will address “Responding to and Recovering from a Global Pandemic” in the “Building Upon Excellence” Dean’s Lecture Series hosted by Duke University School of Nursing from 5:30-6:30 p.m. on Thursday, March 3 via Zoom.

Harmony Lab & Safety College Scholarship

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Winner Announced - July 1, 2022
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School of Nursing Jumps to Fifth in NIH Funding for Fiscal Year 2021

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Duke University School of Nursing (DUSON) jumped in position as one of the top nursing schools engaged in National Institutes of Health (NIH)-funded research. In fiscal year 2021, DUSON received more than $8.4 million in annual funds from NIH, positioning the school 5th in funding. A jump from 9th in 2020, this is the second highest NIH ranking DUSON has held and the highest funding total in the history of the school.

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