Columbia Nursing presented a wide range of research at this year’s IDWeek meeting in San Francisco. IDWeek highlights the latest developments in prevention, diagnosis, treatment and epidemiology...
Twenty-first-century nursing at Columbia is characterized by a dynamic interplay of innovation and continuity. New and fresh ideas come at a fast pace — yet we continue to honor and learn from our...
Since 2009, Michelle Kolb has worked at the NewYork-Presbyterian Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital caring for infants, children, and young adults who have received bone marrow transplants as part...
Njoki Ng’ang’a began her career with one goal – to help improve the health of underserved women. When she arrived in Niger in 2006 amid a severe famine brought on by an infestation of locusts,...
Scientists completed sequencing the human genome over a decade ago, but as Assistant Professor Kathleen Hickey, EdD, FNP, ANP, FAHA, FAAN likes to point out, nurses have been working in genetics...
It was another long hot summer in the Dominican Republic, but for Columbia Nursing students at the Clinica de Familia in the city of La Romana, the intensity of the heat was overshadowed by the...
Selected from among the nation’s leading healthcare health sciences researchers, nurse scientists from Columbia University School of Nursing presented at the AcademyHealth Electronic Data Methods...
In just fifteen months, nursing will enter a new phase of its professional evolution. The year 2015 is the date – set back in 2004 -- when the American Association of Colleges of Nursing...
Several times a year, a group of deans from the nation’s leading schools of nursing gather in Washington DC to meet with regulators and policy makers on issues of importance to nurses and nursing...
When the class of 2013 tosses their caps in the air on May 21 at CUSON graduation, they will join the ranks of alumni who work as leaders in varied nursing roles across the country and around the...
