Faculty at Duke University School of Nursing and Duke University Health System (DUHS) partner to help clinical inquiry flourish through collaboration between bedside nurses and nurse scientists.

AANP has awarded Ragan Johnson the NP Award for her health equity work and Rep. Gale Adcock the Advocate Award for her leadership as a member of the North Carolina House of Representatives and advocacy leadership.

Having a trained and trusted professional who can help parents-to-be make healthy decisions and choose proper prenatal care can make a difference in maternal health and birth outcomes.

FAANPs are nurse practitioner (NP) leaders recognized for their outstanding contributions to NP education, policy, clinical practice or research.

This is the final of a three-part series on nurse-led models of care that are making a difference in health outcomes for real people, families and communities. Introduced by Duke Nursing magazine. #longread

This is the second of a three-part series on nurse-led models of care that are making a difference in health outcomes for real people, families and communities. Introduced by Duke Nursing magazine. #longread

Duke University School of Nursing joins Duke Health in taking a stand against gun violence and recognizing it as a public health crisis.

The School of Nursing joins Duke Health in its commitment to supporting our lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and/or questioning community members and allies.

The program offers a seamless transition between the two schools, allowing students to earn their bachelor’s degrees from Trinity and the School of Nursing in five years.

Made possible by a $20,000 Faculty Seed Grant from the Duke Office of Faculty Advancement, the podcast features health experts and researchers within the Duke Community and across the field of nursing.