Jennie De Gagne, professor, published "Analysis of Cyberincivility in Posts by Health Professions Students: Descriptive Twitter Data Mining Study" in JMIR Medical Education with Eunji Cho, PhD'20, and Sandra Yamane, DNP'20. Other authors include Haesu Jin, with Duke Health, Jeehae…
Callie Tennyson, assistant professor, has passed the Certified Healthcare Simulation Educator certification exam after participating in the Interprofessional Education Faculty Development course "Cultivating Simulation Champions" with Margie Malloy, associate professor, and Beth…
Amie Koch, assistant professor, published "Generational Hand-Holding at the End of Life" in the American Journal of Nursing. The article discusses talking with children about end of life and the death of a loved one.
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Koch, Amie M. DNP, RN, FNP-C, ACHPN Generational Hand-…
Associate Professor Benjamin Smallheer participated in an alumni panel for Vanderbilt University School of Nursing titled ”How the Media and Entertainment Industry Perpetuate Stereotypes of Nursing" on Monday, May 11. This was part of a two-part series titled “Perception vs. Reality: Is…
Jiepin Cao, PhD student, Qing Yang and Dori Steinberg, associate professors, Sean Convoy, assistant professor, and Janice Humphreys, professor, published "Symptom Trajectory among Formerly Abused Women: An Exploratory Study" in Issues in Mental Health Nursing.
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Congratulations to Stephanie Ibemere, postdoc, who has been selected to receive an award for her Duke REACH Equity Center’s Research, Education, and Training Subcore Research Voucher proposal entitled: “Developing the Sickle Cell Disease Outpatient Satisfaction Survey (Sickle OPS2) to Assess…
Aimee Samuels, DNP'21, is participating and has presented in a presentation related to her DNP Scholarly Project, "Improving Empathy and Communication Skills through Harm in Healthcare Response Training." On May 27 from 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. PT, Samuels will be part of Patient Safety…
Bei Wu, consulting associate, and Roy Thompson, PhD student, co-authored an editorial, "What COVID-19 Innovations Can Teach Us About Improving Quality of Life in Long-Term Care," in JAMDA.
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The impact of COVID-19 on long-term care (LTC) staff and…
Ragan Johnson and Schenita D. Randolph, assistant professors, co-wrote "Perspectives of Black Women in the United States on Salon‐Based Intervention to Promote the Uptake of Pre‐Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) for HIV" for the Journal of Clinical Nursing. Danielle Myers, of Duke University…
The Center for Nursing Research has invited Duke State Relations and Duke Health Government Relations for a Lunch and Learn Session on May 27 from noon to 1 p.m. The event will provide an overview of state and federal legislative issues that impact Duke and nursing professionals, a discussion on…
As we come upon the anniversary of Moments to Movement, Chancellor Eugene A. Washington has updated the community on the initiatives that were started across the health system to create and/or advance racial, social and health equity. On May 25, DUSON is planning to join Duke Health in its…
Congratulations to Tolu Oyesanya, associate professor, who has received an award for her Duke Center for Research to Advance Health Equity (REACH) proposal entitled: “Inclusion of Spanish-speaking Patients & Families in TBI Transitional Care Intervention." This award is for a one-year period,…
Lorin Daniels, MSN and DNP student, works at Oregon Health Sciences University Hospital (OHSU) and was the recipient of The OHSU Nurse of the Year award. The teaching award is given to a nurse who contributes significantly to the education, professional development and/or long‐term…
Dan Hatch, biostatistician III, won “Best Poster” on April 30 at the recent Duke Industry Statistics Symposium. The title of the poster was: “Analysis of a Stepped Wedge Cluster Randomized Implementation Science Trial to Improve CHG Bathing Compliance."
Purpose statement: “This study…
Amnazo Muhirwa, PhD student, was profiled by Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing for its website. Muhirwa had received a Sigma Small Grant for her proposal, "Stress, the Superwoman Schema and Cardiovascular Wellbeing among Rural African American Women."…
Kesha Rooks, MSN'18, DNP'21, was one of seven honorees featured in Halifax Community College's “Saluting Our Local African American Heroes” celebration on February 25. Heroes are chosen based on their commitment and contributions to the community, unselfish devotion to others,…
Liz Vaughan, clinical instructor, BSN'14 and MSN'19, was interviewed for episode 12 of the podcast "Stories from the Brink." Host Maya Browne spoke to Vaughan about her career as a pediatric nurse.
Some of the service work of Kaitlyn Daly, PhD student, and Brian Roach, Aye Sutherland and Connor Murray, all ABSN'21, did as part of the Graduate and Professional Student Government (GPSG) was highlighted in 2020-2021 GPSG Executive Committee Annual Report released by…
The Student Wellness Center is excited to share summer programming available for all students (undergraduate, graduate, and professional), faculty, and staff to practice mindfulness and self-care.
Koru Meditation: Classes will be available throughout the summer. The monthly schedule updates are…
The next documentary in D-CHIPP’s Critical Conversations Documentary Series, "America's Uprising Against Police Brutality and Racism," will be shown at May 26 at 3:30 p.m. Upon registering, you will receive a calendar request with Zoom information.
Kelly Lisenbee, DNP'12 and former DUSON adjunct faculty, passed away on February 20 at the age of 52. She was commemorated in the article "Remembering Kelly Lisenbee During National Nurses Week" by Julie Poucher Harbin for Duke Cancer Institute's website. Lisenbee worked at Duke…
Gabrielle Harris Walker, PhD'20, was included in "These Ph.D. Graduates Leveraged Bass Connections and Other Interdisciplinary Opportunities" article that recognized the PhD students who took advantage of the Bass Connections program throughout the last year. Walker joined her advisor…
Brigit Carter, associate dean for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, was interviewed by David Levine for the article "Why Representation in Nursing Matters" for U.S. News & World Report. Ernest Grant, president of the American Nurses Association, and Sheldon D. Fields, …
In the midst of her first semester as a MSN student, Unique Whitehurst, ABSN’20, concluded her time as part of the inaugural cohort of the GradEngage Fellowship, presented by The Kenan Institute for Ethics’ The Purpose Project.
The cohort, announced in December, comprised of students from…