Kelly Presented Keynote Speech at Scholar Seminar
Maryellen Kelly, assistant professor, presented virtually as the keynote speaker at the CAIRIBU K12 Scholar Seminar on October 14.
Triangle Global Health Consortium Happening November 4
The Triangle Global Health Consortium 2021 Virtual Annual Conference will be Thursday, November 4. This year's conference theme will be Reframing Global Health in a Changing World.
De Gagne Cowrites Article on Scoping Review
Jennie De Gagne, professor, has co-authored "Eating Difficulties Among Older Adults with Dementia in Long-Term Care Facilities: A Scoping Review" in the "International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health."
Cherokee Nursing Conference Scholarship
The Cherokee Nursing Conference Scholarship is an annual program that provides DAISY Honorees the opportunity to apply for a conference scholarship to support professional advancement by acquiring credits for their licensure, credentialing or overall career development.
10 DAISY Nurses will be selected based on applications submitted to us to receive up to a $2,000 (USD) scholarship to assist with conference attendance.
Rules:
- Applications for 2022 will be accepted from September 1, 2021 - November 30, 2021.
- Recipients will be announced January 2022.
- You may confirm that you are registered by clicking here and searching for your name.
- If selected, applicants agree to work with Cherokee Uniforms to create social media content for promotional purposes.
- Conference attendance must be completed within 12 months of receiving the award.
Amount
$2,000
Deadline
GPA
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Residency
United States
Organization
Cherokee Medical Uniforms
Program
ABSN
MSN
DNP
Young to Moderate North Carolina Advantage Forum Panel
Katie Bowler Young, who joined DUSON as assistant dean for communications, marketing, and business development on October 11, is moderating “The Future of Green and Blue Economies for North Carolina on the Global Stage” on October 28 at the North Carolina Advantage Forum 2021, organized by the NC Coalition for Global Competitiveness with presenting spons
Cary Submits AHRQ R21/R33 Application
Kudos to Michael Cary, Elizabeth C. Clipp Term Chair in Nursing, and his entire team for the submission of his Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) R21/R33 application.
Ibemere, Tanabe Contributed to Piece on Sickle Cell Disease Toolbox
Stephanie Ibemere, assistant professor, co-wrote "Awareness and Use of the Sickle Cell Disease Toolbox by Primary Care Providers in North Carolina" in "Journal of Primary Care & Community Health" with Paula Tanabe, vice dean, research.
Bailey Submits NIH R21 Application Proposal
Kudos to Chip Bailey, associate professor, and his entire team for the submission of his NIH R21 application entitled: “Communication Intervention for People with ALS and their Care-Partners."
Duke Event to Focus on History, Race and Federalism's Impact on Design of Medicaid Program
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:
Koch Presents on Adultification of Black Pediatric Patients
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.