Population Health Sciences, Sanford School of Public Policy, and School of Medicine will co-present "How History, Race, and Federalism has Affected Medicaid’s Program Design with a Focus on North Carolina" on October 28 from 3:30 to 5 p.m.

In this research seminar, Emma Sandoe will examine:

Amie Koch, assistant professor, presented "Addressing Adultification of Black Pediatric Patients in the Emergency Department: A Framework to Decrease Disparities" at the Emergency Nurses Association’s Emergency Nursing 2021 Conference.

Se Hee Min, PhD student, and Hanzhang Xu, assistant professor, contributed to "Interventions to promote dementia knowledge among racial/ethnic minority groups: A systematic review" in the "Journal of American Geriatrics Society."

Roy Thompson, PhD student, and Michael Cary, Elizabeth C. Clipp Term Chair in Nursing, contributed to a recently published AcademyHealth blog, “Nursing Health Services Researchers Stand Firm in the Fight for Racial Equity and Justice.”

Stephanie Gedzyk-Nieman, assistant professor, and Benjamin Smallheer and Margory Molloy, associate professors, presented their poster, "Faculty Development Workshop Addressing Gender-Associated Incivility and Harassment in Nursing Education."

Dean Vincent Guilamo-Ramos and Associates in Research Adam Benzekri and Marco Thimm-Kaiser co-authored the editorial, "Capitalizing on Missed Opportunities for Sexual Health Workforce Development by Adoption of a Sexual Health Paradigm."

The Duke University School of Nursing presented the virtual event, “The Role of Nursing in Ending the HIV Epidemic: A Call to Action," on October 12.

The DNP Program held its virtual fall intensives.

Rosa Gonzalez-Guarda, associate professor, represented LATIN-19 during a roundtable discussion on October 4 with N.C. Governor Roy Cooper.