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From Sesame Street to Italy, Instructor Lisa Iannacci-Manasia Brings Out the Best in Her Students Through Modelling Excellence

September 11, 2018

Lisa Iannacci-Manasia ’77 ’89, MS, knew that when she saw a child first being born, pediatrics was what she wanted to practice — and that doing so involved striving to be at her best.
Publications, Presentations, and Other News September 2018

September 11, 2018

Publications, Presentations, and Other News September 2018

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Publications, Presentations, and Other News July/August 2018

September 11, 2018

Publications, Presentations, and Other News July/August 2018

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It’s “National Sickle Cell Awareness Month”: New Columbia Nursing Study Shows How Community Health Workers May Improve Quality of Life for Youths’ with the Disease

September 11, 2018

September is “National Sickle Cell Awareness Month.” The observance, unanimously passed by Congressional resolution in 1983, was endorsed through presidential proclamation.
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Selects Columbia Nursing to Receive Prestigious Future of Nursing Grant

September 11, 2018

Columbia University School of Nursing received a grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s Future of Nursing Scholars program.
From Graphic Artist to Nurse Researcher: Associate Research Scientist Carolyn Sun Focuses on Improving Global Health

August 13, 2018

A former graphic artist, Carolyn Sun ’15, PhD, didn’t immediately know nursing was her calling. It wasn’t long, though, before she discovered her passion for nursing.
Dean's Annual Update

August 13, 2018

Dean's Annual Update
Nurses' Attitudes Impact Compliance with Infection Control Practice

August 13, 2018

A study of home health care nurses in the United States has found that attitudes and organizational policies were much more likely to lead to greater compliance with infection control.
Individual Research Results Should Be Shared With Participants More Often, Says New Report

August 2, 2018

A new report says that when researchers test human biospecimens, investigators should routinely consider returning results to the participant.
Recently Recognized for Her Dedication to Patient Safety, Katherine Clark Feels It’s a Privilege to Be a Primary Care Nurse Practitioner

June 18, 2018

Katherine Clark ’14 ‘16, MSN, RN, is an adult-gerontology primary care nurse practitioner and an instructor at the Columbia University Irving Medical Center.

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