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A new study found timely goals of care discussions were less likely to take place in nursing homes with a higher percentage of black residents.
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Hosted by Columbia Nursing in collaboration with NewYork-Presbyterian (NYP), the event drew a large audience of NYP nurses and Columbia Nursing faculty and students.
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Projects will test strategies for preventing HIV infection in young at-risk men and improving cervical cancer screening for women living with HIV.
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Researchers developed and validated a method for structuring ChatGPT prompts that produce high-quality nursing care plans.
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Contagion LiveJune 6, 2021A new study led by Patricia Stone, PhD, about the impact of COVID-19 on infection and death among Black nursing home residents was covered.
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Contagion LiveJune 6, 2021A new study led by Patricia Stone, PhD, about the impact of COVID-19 on infection and death among Black nursing home residents was covered.
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ScienceNewsNetMay 21, 2021Coverage for the launch of Columbia Nursing's Center for Healthcare Delivery Research and Innovation (HDRI).
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Crain's Health PulseMay 21, 2021Coverage for the launch of Columbia Nursing's Center for Healthcare Delivery Research and Innovation (HDRI).
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Contemporary ClinicMay 21, 2021Coverage for the launch of Columbia Nursing's Center for Healthcare Delivery Research and Innovation (HDRI).
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Health LeadersMay 21, 2021Coverage for the launch of Columbia Nursing's Center for Healthcare Delivery Research and Innovation (HDRI).
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University of Illinois ChicagoMay 20, 2021Tonda Hughes, PhD, was featured for her decades-long, trail-blazing career in sexual minority women’s health studies.
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- May 20, 2021
Columbia University School of Nursing announces the establishment of the Center for Healthcare Delivery Research and Innovation (HDRI).
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- May 13, 2021
Opening up to family members about sexual identity may reduce mortality risk for sexual minority women, according to new findings in a study by Tonda Hughes, PhD.
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- May 13, 2021
Nursing homes’ use of telehealth increased more than elevenfold after Medicare eased rules and regulations on virtual care, according to new findings from Columbia Nursing.
