HIV

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Generations of Impact

Generations of Impact: Where Nursing Education Meets Real-World Change for Patients, Communities, and Policy There is a thread that runs through Duke University School of Nursing, one that weaves together education and experience to create a tapestry of care across the lifespa
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Dean's Pilot Awards Fund Promising Projects

At the School of Nursing, the Dean’s Pilot Bridge Awards have provided funding for five innovative projects, supporting better healthcare for all.
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From Ghana to Duke: Harriet Yayra Adzofu

A nursing career rooted in personal experience and deep cultural understanding led Harriet Yayra Adzofu to Duke and her future as a nurse scientist.
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Duke's Commitment to HIV Research, Education

Duke University School of Nursing's commitment to HIV research and education is exemplified through our specialized programs, dedicated faculty, and impactful alumni contributions
Brandon Knettel, PhD
Opioid Use and Mental Health in HIV Care

Examining the challenges and benefits of integrating opioid use disorder and mental health treatment within HIV care, Duke researcher emphasizes the need for additional resources and training to improve patient outcomes.
Emily Laker
Pursuing Specialty in Refugee, HIV Health

Emily Laker is studying to earn her BSN-DNP and hopes to focus on refugee and HIV health in her career.
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