Thirty global experts in the field of advanced nursing and health services research gathered at Columbia Nursing for the ARNP conference hosted by HDRI.
Pre and postdoctoral trainees who receive one-on-one grant writing support are twice as likely to have their research projects funded, show new findings from Columbia Nursing.
A prominent researcher whose career has spanned more than three decades, Tonda Hughes, Associate Dean for Global Health, has been elected as a Fellow into the New York Academy of Medicine (NYAM).
A unit-level nurse staffing study conducted by Columbia University School of Nursing found an association between nurse understaffing and health care associated infections (HAIs) in patients.
Columbia Nursing is an advocate and active provider of comprehensive, culturally competent care for the LGBTQ population, a mission which resonates strongly within the school’s faculty practice.
Researchers at Columbia Nursing are unearthing dazzling data in a broad range of fields—a treasure trove that could help improve patient care everywhere.
The scholarly endeavors of Columbia University School of Nursing’s faculty, postdoctoral researchers, and graduate students are tremendously diverse — while being bound together by a vision..
For the past 15 years, Columbia Nursing’s Office of Scholarship and Research Development has been an essential resource for faculty, associate research scientists....
The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, a unit of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, has awarded grants to two research programs at Columbia University School of Nursing.