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$1.5 million dollar gift to drive nursing research of tomorrow
The University of Michigan School of Nursing (UMSN) is celebrating a momentous $1.5 million gift dedicated to bolstering the vital connections between nursing research and clinical practice. It was given by two former UMSN faculty members, Jo Anne Horsley and Joyce Crane.
Dec 18, 2018
The University of Michigan School of Nursing (UMSN) is celebrating a momentous $1.5 million gift dedicated to bolstering the vital connections between nursing research and clinical practice. It was given by two former UMSN faculty members, Jo Anne Horsley and Joyce Crane.
Dec 18, 2018
New oncology safety program offers unparalleled training for clinicians (with video)
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Cancer care is growing increasingly complicated as new therapies and protocols emerge at a rapid pace, putting patients and clinicians at risk when safety measures do not keep pace with these rapid developments.
Dec 14, 2018
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Cancer care is growing increasingly complicated as new therapies and protocols emerge at a rapid pace, putting patients and clinicians at risk when safety measures do not keep pace with these rapid developments.
Dec 14, 2018
18 Reasons 2018 was a Great Year at UMSN
It's been an exciting year at the University of Michigan! In no particular order, we're counting down 18 highlights from 2018 featuring achievements and milestones of UMSN and its community including faculty, staff and students. 18. PanaceaWe debuted our new and improved school magazine. The name Panacea was selected to show nursing’s expanding scope and its potential to solve the most pressing health care challenges of our day.
Dec 11, 2018
It's been an exciting year at the University of Michigan! In no particular order, we're counting down 18 highlights from 2018 featuring achievements and milestones of UMSN and its community including faculty, staff and students. 18. PanaceaWe debuted our new and improved school magazine. The name Panacea was selected to show nursing’s expanding scope and its potential to solve the most pressing health care challenges of our day.
Dec 11, 2018
Staff spotlight: A calling in public health and a home in nursing after addiction and loss
When Matthew Rosso was growing up and beginning to understand his LGBTQ identity, he traveled down a path teeming with painful experiences that many in the LBGTQ community have endured. There were internal struggles, feelings of not belonging, and external factors including severe bullying from classmates. There was also discord in his own family.
Dec 07, 2018
When Matthew Rosso was growing up and beginning to understand his LGBTQ identity, he traveled down a path teeming with painful experiences that many in the LBGTQ community have endured. There were internal struggles, feelings of not belonging, and external factors including severe bullying from classmates. There was also discord in his own family.
Dec 07, 2018
Student spotlight: Turning adversity into action
When Lindsey Freysinger was five years old, she told the audience at her kindergarten graduation that she wanted to be a nurse anesthetist just like her mom. Two decades later, she was only a few months away from achieving that dream when an accident would drastically change her life and inspire a new calling in nursing.
Nov 28, 2018
When Lindsey Freysinger was five years old, she told the audience at her kindergarten graduation that she wanted to be a nurse anesthetist just like her mom. Two decades later, she was only a few months away from achieving that dream when an accident would drastically change her life and inspire a new calling in nursing.
Nov 28, 2018
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