Displaying items by tag: Quality and Safety

National Black Nurses Association recognizes Loretta Lee for instruction, publication

Associate Professor Cathy Roche thrives on creative lesson plans, interactive instruction

Three PhD students receive scholarships from Alabama Nurses Foundation

Professor Allison Shorten recognized for excellence in learning in a team environment

Maximum reaffirmation extends CCNE accreditation through June 2030

Training based upon graduate clinical course and teaches much-used skills for rural primary care NPs

Interactive class at Birmingham Civil Rights Institute shows students how past impacts access to care, health of city

Among public schools of nursing in academic health systems, school is 7th for MSN, 10th for DNP, with specialties ranked 1st, 2nd and 4th

Internationally recognized quality and safety experts bring valuable insight to School, curriculum

Quality improvement science experts ensure incorporation of quality and safety at all levels of education

Seven of 20 scholarships from state nursing association awarded to UAB students

Disaster simulation prepares pediatric nurse practitioners for new role

AMNP student demonstrates compassion, core values

School utilizes evolving technology, creates new opportunities to learn, collaborate and provide care

MSN students learn to treat, manage growing issue of neonatal abstinence syndrome

First Innovation Challenge sees high participation, innovative teaching practices

School of Nursing supports five students at first national conference

Channel features discussions from Clinical Pearls interviews

Alumni, student also recognized as Outstanding Nurse Practitioner Faculty

MSN subspecialties prepare graduates to fill cancer and palliative care workforce gaps

Oncology, palliative care pioneers support expansion of care

Local American Association for Men in Nursing chapter establishes new mentorship program.

Using year-long UAB fellowship to challenge students to sharpen ethics skills

New Associate Dean for the Office of Clinical and Global Partnerships discusses goals, ongoing initiatives

UAB School of Nursing graduate programs, specialties nationally ranked by U.S. News & World Report

Bumpus recognized by NACADA, NAS

Get to know the newest leaders behind the School’s top-ranked programs and missions

Monthly faculty meetup encourages innovation in the classroom

BSN student athlete balances school, sport

BSN graduate Nichols will speak at the afternoon undergraduate commencement

Associate professor receives awards from two UAB groups

Alabama League for Nursing presents faculty with Excellence in Teaching, Lamplighter awards

UAB Solution Studios was recognized as the Interdisciplinary Initiative of the year.

The Dean’s Nursing Scholars program welcomes high-performing students into the School of Nursing.

New students at the UAB School of Nursing are welcomed into nursing profession at semi-annual “Lamp of Learning” ceremony.

Comprehensive two-day orientation introduces incoming master’s students to UAB School of Nursing and University

Served as an environmental conservation volunteer in the South American nation of Paraguay

School of Nursing has received a four-year, $1.2 million grant from the Health Services Resources Administration to develop a program to help veterans with military medical experience more easily transition into the nursing profession.

The seventh annual Graduate Dean's Award for Excellence in Mentorship was presented April 16

Ranked 11 in the nation in the 2010 nationals before leaving to focus on academics

The UAB Student Nursing Association has received the Outstanding Breakthrough to Nursing Project for their biannual "Day in the Life" program from the Alabama Association of Nursing Students (AANS).

Olivia Bahemuka, a third semester DNP student and native of Uganda, is one of 20 health professionals participating in this yearlong fellowship 

VA Nursing Academy provides focused, intense education to help serve the health care needs of Veterans, other patients

The two years Andrea Torre spent in Zambia's Dimbwe Village changed her life and now she is learning the skills she needs to change the lives of others