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July 18, 2023
By Katherine Tam
Science of Caring

Within days of the first confirmed coronavirus case in Ghana on March 12, 2020, Jerry John Nutor, PhD, RN, wasted no time in leveraging his professional network and partnerships with health systems to launch a new…

July 18, 2023
By Lisa Klope
Science of Caring

Use of disinfectants increased drastically during the COVID-19 pandemic – in the workplace, at home and in the community.

While disinfectants effectively destroy infectious microorganisms on objects and…

July 18, 2023
By Lisa Klope
Science of Caring

When the COVID-19 vaccine first became available starting in December 2020, long lines of people queued up at vaccination sites and appointment slots were quickly filled. But vaccine adoption varied, with Black…

June 6, 2023
By School of Nursing
Cassie Xu, RN, is a student in the Master of Science program Nurse-Midwifery specialty and a member of the 2023 graduating class.

Speaking to the School of Nursing, Xu reflects on her journey to nursing, her time…

May 18, 2023
By Lisa Klope
Science of Caring

Imagine a midwifery student sitting in a classroom wearing a virtual reality (VR) headset. They are immersed in a realistic clinic environment, providing care to a patient experiencing postpartum hemorrhage – the…