Statistics is at the core of key figures in this world – unemployment rates, population growth rates and housing, school and medical facility needs. And Duke University School of Nursing is now making it an essential part of its Center for Nursing Research with the Research Design and Statistics…
Diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma at 16-years-old and then breast cancer soon after giving birth to her twin daughters, Sophia Smith, PhD, MSW, associate professor for Duke University School of Nursing, is no stranger to the importance of research and psychosocial care for cancer patients and…
A symbol of quality, commitment and dedication – that’s what most people see when an institution or organization receives a designation. When a hospital receives an American Nurses Credentialing Center Magnet Designation, then its employees, patients and community know that this hospital is…
One nursing student’s desire to be able to “skype in” on a nursing education moment, sparked an idea with Duke University School of Nursing (DUSON) educators Jacqueline Vaughn, BSN, RN clinical instructor; Ryan Shaw, PhD, RN, assistant professor and Margie Molloy, DNP, RN, CNE, CHSE, director for…
What is one way to ensure that students are absorbing three hours worth of information? Have them study the material before coming to class then come to class and take both individual and group exams. The flipped classroom isn’t a new model of teaching, but it’s becoming one that more educators are…
As nurses seek to advance their education, distance-based education allows nursing students the flexibility to fulfill this desire from locations across the country, without leaving their families or jobs. However, how do you meet this need for students without depriving students of the benefits of…