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.
Troy Pinkins (37137)
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Troy Pinkins, MBA
Vicki Rennecker-Nakayoshi (36949)
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Vicki Rennecker-Nakayoshi
Michael Strader (37474)
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Michael Strader
New Leadership Role Furthers Competency-Based Nursing Education
Jacqui McMillian-Bohler leverages competency-based education as the inaugural Associate Dean of Academic Innovation and Evaluation at the School of Nursing.
Partnering to Support Rural Healthcare
Rural communities often face significant barriers to healthcare, including limited access to medical facilities, a shortage of healthcare providers, and higher rates of chronic diseases. These challenges are compounded by socioeconomic factors such as poverty and limited transportation options. Despite these obstacles, rural healthcare providers demonstrate remarkable resilience and innovation in delivering care.
FNP Students Earn CVS Health Caring Hearts Scholarships
Two Duke University School of Nursing students have each earned the CVS Health Caring Hearts Family Nurse Practitioner Student Scholarship.
Duke University Health System Appoints Dr. Ryan J. Shaw as Chief Nurse Innovation Officer
New role will drive a culture of innovation in nursing practice and patient care