Collaborative research is conducted across the School of Nursing's five major organizational units: the departments of Community Health Systems, Family Health Care Nursing, Physiological Nursing, Social & Behavioral Sciences, and the Institute for Health & Aging.
Primary areas of the faculty's research include:
- Aging and Aging Health Policy
- Chronic Illness and Long-Term Care
- Clinical Practices and Professional Studies
- Dorothy Pechman Rice Center for Health Economics
- Center for the Health Professions
- Emergency and Critical Care
- Electrocardiographic Monitoring Research Laboratory
- Families in Health and Illness
- Preterm Birth Initiative
- Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes interventions
- Global Health
- Health and Environment
- Malone Tobacco Industry Research Program
- Occupational and Environmental Health and Nurse Training (T42)
- Health Promotion/Illness Prevention
- Genetics (Genomics) Research Program
- Self-tracking and obesity/diabetes prevention
- HIV/AIDS
- International Center for HIV/AIDS Research and Clinical Training in Nursing (T32)
- Symptom Management
- Research Center for Symptom Management and Nurse Research Training (T32)
- Women's Health Issues
- Lesbian Health & Research Center