ABSN Students Participate in Interviewing Clinical Experience
First-semester ABSN students in the N389 Wellness and Health Promotion Across the Lifespan course took part in a motivational interviewing clinical experience
Faculty, Alumna Co-Write Article in "Brain Injury"
Tolu O. Oyesanya, associate professor, Gabrielle Harris, PhD'20, Michael P. Cary Jr., Elizabeth C. Clipp Term Chair in Nursing, Qing Yang, associate professor, and Janet Prvu Bettger, former DUSON associate professor who's now with the School of Medicine, co-wrote an article.
Staff, Faculty Co-Produce Article in 'North Carolina Medical Journal'
Rita V. Masese, associate in research, Nancy Crego, assistant professor, Christian Douglas, consulting associate, Terri DeMartino, research program leader, and Paula Tanabe, vice dean, research, co-wrote an article in "North Carolina Medical Journal."
Molloy Contributes to Editing of INACSL Materials
Margie Molloy, associate professor, has been on the standards committee International Nursing Association for Clinical Simulation and Learning (INACSL) and was on the teams that updated the Simulation Glossary and Simulation-Enhanced Interprofessional Education Standard.
ABSN Program Hosts Commitment to Excellence Ceremony
The ABSN Program hosted its Commitment to Excellence Ceremony for its first semester students on Wednesday, September 22, in Classroom 1014.
Randolph, Johnson Participate in Conversation about Salon-Based Intervention Project
Associate Professors Schenita Randolph and Ragan Johnson joined with community partners, Crystal Taylor and LaShea Stukes, in a recorded conversation highlighting the overall health of Black women in the U.S., disparities in health and health outcomes and inequities in health care.
DNP Students Defend Projects for 2021-22
DNP student defend projects this year.
Hendrix Coauthors Article in 'Nursing Forum'
Cristina Hendrix, chair of the Clinical Health Systems & Analytics Division, contributed to "Exploring the challenges and needs of home caregivers of hemodialysis patients in the Philippines: A mixed methods study" in "Nursing Forum." The study was funded by the Center for Nursing Research.
Faculty Contribute to Article about Young Adult Hispanic Immigrants
Allison Stafford, assistant professor, and Rosa Gonzalez-Guarda, associate professor, contributed to "Adverse Childhood Experiences and Depressive Symptoms among Young Adult Hispanic Immigrants: Moderating and Mediating Effects of Distinct Facets of Acculturation Stress" in "Issues in Mental Health Nursing." Gabriela Nagy, of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, also contributed.