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Faculty member Barbara Mark Receives $1.6 Million Grant to Impact Healthcare Quality
Distinguished professor Barbara Mark received $1.64 million from the Distinguished professor Barbara Mark received $1.64 million from the National Institute of Nursing Research to continue a predoctor… more →
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Faculty member Barbara Mark Receives $1.6 Million Grant to Impact Healthcare Quality
sonblue1 wrote 1 day ago: Distinguished professor Barbara Mark received $1.64 million from the Distinguished professor Barbara … more →
Obama’s Deal with Hospitals – What Does It Mean for Nurses and Patients?
jm wrote 3 days ago: From boliston, via Flickr On July 8, vice president Joe Biden announced that in striving to gain sup … more →
Criminal Nurses: Who's Looking Out for the Public's Safety?
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jm wrote 6 days ago: Journalists Charles Ornstein and Tracy Weber have continued their expose of the California Board of … more →
What's It Gonna Take to Improve Nurse Staffing?
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jm wrote 1 week ago: From otisarchives4, via Flickr It’s easy to forget that nurses are the ones who will continue to pro … more →
Postadoption Depression: It's Not an Aberration
jm wrote 1 week ago: By Poldavo, via Flickr Eight years ago, I found myself struggling with a darkness that made me feel … more →
Dean Cronenwett Receives Sigma Theta Tau International Award
sonblue1 wrote 2 weeks ago: Dean Linda Cronenwett has been selected to receive the Dorothy Sigma Theta Tau International present … more →
Faculty Member Marilyn Oermann Receives NLN Award
sonblue1 wrote 2 weeks ago: Faculty member and division chair Marilyn Oermann received the National League for Nursing Faculty m … more →
Quality & Safety Education for Nurses Project Wins Two Awards
sonblue1 wrote 2 weeks ago: Sigma Theta Tau International has honored the Quality & Safety Education Dean Linda Cronenwett s … more →
Bloggers Write about Living with Post–Breast Cancer Lymphedema
sfoleyajn wrote 2 weeks ago: Two arms compared. Copyright Mei R. Fu. All rights reserved. This month AJN features the first of a … more →
The Dance of Respect...A Study of Medical Residents' Views of Nurses
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jm wrote 2 weeks ago: This month AJN has published a qualititative study called ‘It Depends’: Medical Residen … more →
Faculty member Carol Durham to be inducted into NLN Academy
sonblue1 wrote 1 month ago: Carol Durham will be inducted into the National League of Nursing Academy of Nursing Education in Se … more →
SON Researcher Partners with Local Latino Center to Help Women and Children Lose Weight
sonblue1 wrote 1 month ago: From the University Gazette: Everyone knows what happens when you toss a pebble into a pond: The rip … more →
SON Faculty Member Becomes First Nurse Researcher to Receive Award in Geriatric Nursing
sonblue1 wrote 2 months ago: SON Umphlet Distinguished Professor in Aging Mary H. Palmer received two awards from the American Ge … more →
SON Rises to 4th in NIH Funding Rankings
sonblue1 wrote 2 months ago: This year, the SON reclaimed its spot in the top five nursing schools that receive funding from the … more →
Follow the SON on Twitter!
sonblue1 wrote 2 months ago: The School of Nursing is now on Twitter! For quick updates about news concerning students, faculty, … more →
SON Researcher Discovers Pregnant Women More Likely To Stretch Than Walk
sonblue1 wrote 2 months ago: Pregnant women who exercise by stretching are more likely to maintain their exercise activities unti … more →
SON Welcomes Cheryl Giscombe to Faculty
sonblue1 wrote 2 months ago: Cheryl Giscombé, PhD, RN, has accepted an offer to join the faculty as a member of the SON’s H … more →
Observational Laboratory Aids Nurse Scientists in Childhood Obesity Study
ValleyGirl wrote 2 months ago: Eric Hodges, PhD, RN, sits in front of two monitors watching a mother feed her infant child, joysti … more →
Study Finds that High RN Turnover Impacts Bottom Line
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York Student RN wrote 3 months ago: A recent US study in the journal of Nursing Economics found that when nurses leave their job or take … more →
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