The concept of mattering is increasingly being used as a way for forward-thinking organizations to strengthen their workforce. But what is mattering, and how might it fortify healthcare organizations, nursing, and medical schools, too?
Dr. Barbara Brodie, who died Feb. 9, was many things, writes Dean Marianne Baernholdt. "A pioneer of advanced practice nursing. A mentor to students. A fierce advocate of nursing history. A loyal friend."
Though she misses library stacks, Xerox copiers, and coffee that costs less than a dollar, DNP student Sherrie Page Guyer is adjusting to and enjoying grad school in 2023—even statistics.
“AI informed by data from homogenous populations poorly generalize," said researcher Ishan Williams, who, with colleagues, earned a $5.9M NIH grant to diversify AI systems in healthcare.
A look back at some of Virginia's most celebrated Black nurses, from health district director Imogene Bunn to LPN alumni Grace Quarles Tinsley and Evelyn Gardner to BSN and MSN alumna Mavis Ford Claytor.
It's a homecoming for Feggans-Langston, Westhaven's new community health nurse, who grew up near the 60-year-old community in the heart of Charlottesville.
A group of nursing students and their prof went to VA's House of Delegates to get a look at what nurse advocacy looks like, earning applause along the way.
Led by nurse scientist and professor Virginia LeBaron, researchers have developed a smartwatch prototype they hope will improve bedside care and communication.
