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UCSF nurse leaders consider collaboration with a first-of-its-kind Japanese doctoral program in disaster nursing.

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When in the fall of 2012 UCSF School of Nursing received a $1.5 million gift to begin a minor in diabetes – one of the few of its kind in the…

The research of nurse scientist Elena Flowers could eventually lead to more personalized – and more effective – interventions for cardiovascular disease and diabetes.

Andrew Penn brings years of experience in psychiatric care to students, nurses and patients.

NPs drawing on their entire skill set – including the ability to build relationships with patients and families – can be the key to more effective diabetes management.

Abbey Alkon, director of the UCSF California Childcare Health Program, led a multidisciplinary team to create an award-winning toolkit that helps child care centers reduce their use of potentially toxic pesticides.

Expanded access due to the Affordable Care Act and an aging population have led to worried discussions about projected provider shortages. Three national nursing leaders discuss how advanced practice nurses can help.

UCSF School of Nursing faculty member tests new strategies that target the “intertwined epidemics” of HIV/AIDS and methamphetamine use.

Evidence-based resource for parents helps them manage their children’s postoperative pain at home.

A career examining how sleep affects women’s health leads UCSF’s Kathryn Lee to the Sigma Theta Tau International Nurse Researcher Hall of Fame.

Hildy Schell-Chaple brings the lessons learned over decades in critical care nursing to patients, students and fellow nurses.

How does the stress of fitting in to a new culture affect the health of immigrant teens?