/health/nursing/news/Recent posts from Newsen-usThu, 19 Sep 2024 17:50:35 -04:00http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rssOmniUpdate (OU Publish)/health/nursing/news/2024/womens-health-grant.aspxEach year, the USF Women’s Health Collaborative fuels innovative interdisciplinary research by awarding seed grants to faculty teams focused on advancing women’s health. This year, two researchers from the USF Health College of Nursing, Dr. Catherine Nadeau and Dr. Ryan Pace, are on teams that have been selected for the Judy Genshaft Women’s Health Collaborative Award for their innovative studies that address critical health issues impacting mothers and infants.Tiffani TorresThu, 25 Jul 2024 15:00:37 USF Nursing Researchers Awarded Grants to Advance Women's and Infant HealthEach year, the USF Women’s Health Collaborative fuels innovative interdisciplinary research by awarding seed grants to faculty teams focused on advancing women’s health. This year, two researchers from the USF Health College of Nursing, Dr. Catherine Nadeau and Dr. Ryan Pace, are on teams that have been selected for the Judy Genshaft Women’s Health Collaborative Award for their innovative studies that address critical health issues impacting mothers and infants.Pace and Nadeau pose for photos./health/nursing/news/2024/womens-health-grant.aspxAwards & Accolades,Current News,Research/health/nursing/news/2024/sandra-morgan.aspxFour years after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, individuals are still suffering from lasting effects of the virus. Sandra Morgan, a PhD student, has made it her priority to study the impact on the respiratory system and how individuals can strengthen it again.Tiffani TorresTue, 25 Jun 2024 09:23:30 Breath of fresh air: PhD student's mission to improve post-COVID-19 respiratory healthFour years after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, individuals are still suffering from lasting effects of the virus. Sandra Morgan, a PhD student, has made it her priority to study the impact on the respiratory system and how individuals can strengthen it again.Sandra Morgan evaluates research study participant./health/nursing/news/2024/sandra-morgan.aspxResearch/health/nursing/news/2024/welcome-pace-bio-lab.aspxDr. Ryan Pace steps into the role of Assistant Director of the Biobehavioral Lab at the USF Health College of Nursing.Fri, 31 May 2024 14:47:31 Transitioning Leadership: The Biobehavioral Lab welcomes Ryan PaceDr. Ryan Pace steps into the role of Assistant Director of the Biobehavioral Lab at the USF Health College of Nursing.91ÉçÇø: A Preeminent Research University/health/nursing/news/2024/welcome-pace-bio-lab.aspxCurrent News,Research/health/nursing/news/2024/kailei-yan.aspxCancer patients across the globe endure severe side effects from treatments that can drastically affect their quality of life. Kailei Yan, a third-year PhD student at the USF Health College of Nursing, is trailblazing research on the role of self-efficacy in mediating the relationship between symptoms and quality of life in cancer patients.Tue, 28 May 2024 16:23:23 From oncology nurse to researcher, PhD student researches cancer patient careCancer patients across the globe endure severe side effects from treatments that can drastically affect their quality of life. Kailei Yan, a third-year PhD student at the USF Health College of Nursing, is trailblazing research on the role of self-efficacy in mediating the relationship between symptoms and quality of life in cancer patients.Kailei Yan poses/health/nursing/news/2024/kailei-yan.aspxAwards & Accolades,Research,Student Success/health/nursing/news/2024/ashley-curtis-phd.aspxAs humans age, their minds and bodies undergo many changes. While many of these changes are a universal experience, such as graying hair and weakening bones, other changes, like those that affect the brain, raise many questions and concerns for researchers. Among them is Ashley Curtis, PhD, a trailblazing researcher in the USF College of Nursing, investigating how cognitive function relates to sleep in aging adults.Tiffani TorresWed, 22 May 2024 14:16:09 Golden minds in the golden years: Dr. Ashley Curtis' research on aging and cognitive wellnessAs humans age, their minds and bodies undergo many changes. While many of these changes are a universal experience, such as graying hair and weakening bones, other changes, like those that affect the brain, raise many questions and concerns for researchers. Among them is Ashley Curtis, PhD, a trailblazing researcher in the USF College of Nursing, investigating how cognitive function relates to sleep in aging adults.Ashley Curtis, PhD, conducts study in CASH Lab./health/nursing/news/2024/ashley-curtis-phd.aspxCurrent News,Research/health/nursing/news/2024/ojeleye.aspxThere are three shared experiences among humans across the globe: life, death, and mental health. Unfortunately, some young mothers may experience all three in one perinatal cycle. One nursing PhD student is investigating ways to improve the mental health and morbidity outcomes of perinatal adolescents.Tiffani TorresThu, 28 Mar 2024 10:24:46 From midwife to researcher: USF Nursing PhD student wins awards for perinatal health studiesThere are three shared experiences among humans across the globe: life, death, and mental health. Unfortunately, some young mothers may experience all three in one perinatal cycle. One nursing PhD student is investigating ways to improve the mental health and morbidity outcomes of perinatal adolescents.PhD Student Olajumoke Ojeleye poses in the USF Health College of Nursing/health/nursing/news/2024/ojeleye.aspxResearch,Student Success/health/nursing/news/2024/theresa-beckie-valentines.aspxThe human heart, an organ so precious that it has become a symbol of love across the world, serves as a beacon of life's vitality. It's no surprise, then, that scientists and healthcare workers around the globe are working tirelessly to find ways to protect it. Leading the pack is the trailblazing researcher Theresa M. Beckie, PhD, RN, FAHA, FAAN, who has dedicated the past thirty years to conducting trailblazing heart disease research at the USF College of Nursing.Tiffani TorresTue, 13 Feb 2024 13:32:36 Heartfelt Care: Dr. Theresa M. Beckie's Passionate Pursuit of Cardiovascular WellnessThe human heart, an organ so precious that it has become a symbol of love across the world, serves as a beacon of life's vitality. It's no surprise, then, that scientists and healthcare workers around the globe are working tirelessly to find ways to protect it. Leading the pack is the trailblazing researcher Theresa M. Beckie, PhD, RN, FAHA, FAAN, who has dedicated the past thirty years to conducting trailblazing heart disease research at the USF College of Nursing.Dr. Theresa Beckie Conducts Research Study/health/nursing/news/2024/theresa-beckie-valentines.aspxResearch/health/nursing/news/2024/blue-ridge-ranking.aspxThe 91ÉçÇø College of Nursing earned an exceptional 14-spot increase in the newest rankings from the Blue Ridge Institute for Medical Research, standing now at 28 among nursing schools with the most funding from the National Institutes of Health.Wed, 07 Feb 2024 14:23:57 USF College of Nursing surges to No. 28 in Blue Ridge Institute research funding rankingsThe 91ÉçÇø College of Nursing earned an exceptional 14-spot increase in the newest rankings from the Blue Ridge Institute for Medical Research, standing now at 28 among nursing schools with the most funding from the National Institutes of Health.91ÉçÇø: A Preeminent Research University/health/nursing/news/2024/blue-ridge-ranking.aspxAwards & Accolades,Research/health/nursing/news/2023/biolab-high-tech-award.aspxThe Biobehavioral Research Lab receives grant to fund leadership and research.Tiffani TorresFri, 17 Nov 2023 00:00:00 Biobehavioral Research Laboratory Receives Award To Expand Undergraduate Research and LeadershipThe Biobehavioral Research Lab receives grant to fund leadership and research.Biobehavioral Lab Student Volunteers Pose with Dr. Stephanie Prescott/health/nursing/news/2023/biolab-high-tech-award.aspxAwards & Accolades,Research,Student Success