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Congratulations to all CIRI investigators presenting their work at the Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology (APIC) Annual Meeting

July 18, 2014

June 8-10, 2013, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida! http://ac2013.site.apic.org/
Congratulations to all CIRI investigators who will be presenting at ID Week in San Diego, CA

July 18, 2014

Lectures The Kass Lecture, “Infection Prevention and Social Change,” Oct 18, 3:45-5:45p. Presented by Elaine Larson. Meet-the-Professor, “Hand Hygiene: New Technologies to Challenges in Behavior...
Congratulations to five CU Nursing alums inducted as Fellows of the American Academy of Nursing

July 18, 2014

Congratulations to five CU Nursing alum selected for induction into the Fellows of the American Academy of Nursing: Marianne Baernholdt ’94 (MS), Jeannie Cimiotti ’04 (DNSc), Jill Kilanowski ’77 ’...
Columbia University School of Nursing Participates in Clinical Trial to Treat Women with Sexual Dysfunction

July 18, 2014

Columbia University School of Nursing is the only site in New York State, and one of only 30 international sites selected to participate in a clinical trial to treat Acquired Female Orgasmic Disorder. The study will test whether a nasal gel containing bio-identical testosterone when applied to the mucous membranes of the nose will restore a woman’s ability to obtain orgasm and sexual satisfaction.
Columbia University School of Nursing study finds “Clumps” and “Gaps” typify public health social network

July 18, 2014

At a time when the nation’s health care system is relying more than ever on the diffusion of innovative ideas and best practices to increase efficiency and decrease costs, a new study now shows that that the nation’s peer-to-peer network for public network for public health executives to be more effective.
Columbia University School of Nursing Students Take on Hurricane Sandy

July 18, 2014

Students organize to help those in need in The Rockaways and Coney Island
Columbia University Midwifery Expert available for comment on landmark study Confirming Birth Centers Provide Safe and Effective Care

July 18, 2014

A landmark study published in the Journal of Midwifery and Women’s Health shows that birth centers, home-like settings where midwives provide care to healthy pregnant women provide safe care. The study reports excellent outcomes for the more than 15,000 women having birth center care in 79 midwife-led centers across 33 states. These findings are particularly remarkable in an era characterized by increases in obstetric intervention and cesarean birth nationwide.
Columbia University School of Nursing Offers Tips to Alleviate Chronic Pain in Honor of National Nurse Anesthetists Week

July 18, 2014

In honor of the 14th annual National Nurse Anesthetists Week (January 20-26th), established by the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists, Columbia University School of Nursing offers advice for those dealing with chronic pain.
Columbia Nursing Study Finds Incarcerated Black Men Report Sex Prevalent in Prison, Posing Challenges for HIV Prevention and Treatment

July 18, 2014

A Columbia Nursing study found Black men, vastly overrepresented among the prison population, comprise a high proportion of HIV-positive inmates and pose an infection risk to other inmates as well as members of their communities once they’re released.
Columbia Nursing to Develop Online Tool to Reduce Dementia Caregiver Stress in Hispanics

July 18, 2014

A team of researchers led by Robert J. Lucero, Ph.D., MPH, RN, will develop and test a Web-based intervention designed to address the special needs of Hispanic caregivers. This bilingual system will allow caregivers to improve healthcare management of dementia patients and themselves. The tool will be continuously refined based on caregiver feedback and will be the first to take the specific needs of the Hispanic community into consideration and involve them in the design process.

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