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UofL receives support to transform health care education
Schools of Nursing and Dentistry share nearly $1.1 million federal grant
UofL School of Nursing receives financial boost from the aging care industry
$240,000 commitment to grow the school’s focus on gerontology to meet local aging care needs
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UofL School ofNursing receives 10 year reaccreditation
Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) recognizes the strength of UofL programs
UofL School of Nursing partners with University Hospital and Jewish Hospital & St. Mary’s HealthCare to develop acute care nurse practitioner program
The University of Louisville School of Nursing will add the acute care NP major to its list of master’s level programs.
Nursing students take the next step
More than 100 UofL nursing students will mark their entry into Upper Division during a transition ceremony Sunday, Sept. 18.
Lynne A. Hall, RN, DrPH to lead nursing research at UofL
Lynne A. Hall, RN, DrPH, has been named associate dean of research at the University of Louisville School of Nursing, pending approval by the Board of Trustees. She will join the UofL faculty in November.
UofL School of Nursing researcher plans to build on successful aging theory
Valerie McCarthy, RN, PhD selected to Geriatric Nursing Research Scholars Program
Students offer screenings, health information at Wayside Christian Mission
Students will offer blood sugar screening, blood pressure testing, and health information classes at Wayside Christian Mission this summer.
Partners Reach Agreement, Commit to Bold Statewide Mission
The boards of University of Louisville Hospital/James Graham Brown Cancer Center, Jewish Hospital & St. Mary's HealthCare and Saint Joseph Health System have approved plans to form a health care delivery system to meet the needs of all people in Kentucky and beyond.
McCarthy learns the secret to sucessful aging
People who feel a purpose in life and who can cope with change are poised to age successfully. That is what Valerie McCarthy, RN, PhD, found through her theory-based research.
