NURSING RESEARCHERS RECEIVE GRANT FROM US INDIA EDUCATION FOUNDATION TO CREATE DIABETES APP FOR USE IN INDIA
Nursing researchers from the Baylor University Louise Herrington School of Nursing had recently awarded a grant from US India Education Foundation (USIEF) to develop a diabetes mobile health app, aiming to boost awareness and education to those in India who are most at risk for diabetes. The project will be carried out in collaboration with […]
NINE NURSING SCHOOLS SELECTED TO RECEIVE FUNDING IN EDUCATING DIVERSE COMMUNITIES ABOUT THE ALL OF US RESEARCH PROGRAM
The nursing research community has been on the hype in developing new discoveries to support public health, and now they are off to build a national research cohort to increase diversity awareness. In a news release, the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) had recently announced that nine nursing schools have been selected to […]
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF NURSING LAUNCHED ITS NEWLY ADVANCED PEDIATRIC PATIENT SIMULATOR
As newly health advancement discoveries in the medical industry had already taken place, the nursing educational system is intensifying its learning innovation as well. Just recently, the Columbia University School of Nursing launched a new improvement in its clinical simulation curriculum, known to be as ?Pediatric HAL,? ? the most world?s most advanced pediatric patient […]
STUDY SAYS TINY MOLECULE CAN TREAT CHILDHOOD BRAIN CANCER
Modern medicine keeps on advancing, and its making a huge difference even from smallest discoveries. In an article, a new study by researchers from UT Health San Antonio found that a molecule thousands times smaller than a gene has the ability to kill medulloblastoma ? the most common childhood brain cancer. This tiny molecule, named […]
FIRST NURSING PROGRAM IN FLORIDA EQUIPPED WITH DOUBLE ROBOTICS TECHNOLOGY
Barry University?s College of Nursing & Health Sciences (CNHS) has introduced state-of-the-art telepresence robots available for use in classroom settings and simulation labs to enhance student learning, recognizing them as the first nursing program in Florida to utilize the Double Robotics technology. This technology will give students and professors in remote locations the opportunity to […]
$5 MILLION DONATION FOR CANCER IMMUNOTHERAPY RESEARCH IN RUSH UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER
Numerous medical research are created to develop new discoveries in the field of modern medicine, thanks to countless donations and grants from generous people and service-oriented organizations. In a news release, Chicago philanthropists Robert and Emily King has donated $5 million to Rush University Medical Center as support for cancer immunotherapy research. ?Our hope is […]
NURSE SCIENTISTS RECOGNIZED IN 2018 RDML MARY F. HALL AWARD FOR NURSING PUBLICATION
With the heart and dedication to serve the people in healthcare, nurses stand out in any field and in whatever position they are assigned. Recently in a news release, nurse scientists from Naval Medical Center San Diego (NMCSD) were notified that they will be presented with the 2018 RDML Mary F. Hall award for nursing […]
LIMIT ON IMMIGRANT VISAS BEGETS GREATER NURSE STAFFING WOES
As nursing shortage surging, it slowly affects different areas of the healthcare industry like staffing issues and this problem is quite prevalent among nursing homes. That?s why, to lessen the enlarging concern, skilled nursing providers and hospitals are uniting for a cause – opposing a legislative change they believe would only intensify the healthcare industry?s […]
UC DAVIS MEDICAL CENTER ONCE AGAIN RECOGNIZED AS AMONG THE UPPER ECHELON OF NURSING EMPLOYERS
After the American Nurses Credentialing Center renewed its magnet status, UC Davis Medical Center claimed its place once again as among the top echelon of nursing employers, as recently announced by the health institute?s leaders. The Sacramento-based UCD medical center was the first institution in California to gain the nursing magnet designation and has held […]
MERIDIAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE DELIVERS REWARDING EXPERIENCE TO NURSING STUDENTS THROUGH ER SIMULATION
In Meridian, Mississippi, fourth semester nursing students at the Meridian Community College, recently conducted a simulated multi-victim trauma situation, pouring all the knowledge they got in college, attending to mock-patients, suffering from spinal cord injuries, a heart attack, burns, and a traumatic amputation. ?We want them to be totally immersed in it, we want them […]