NRFs are in place to assist nurses with research, as well as liaise between nurses at the point of care and nurse-researchers in the academic setting
The School of Nursing has renewed its partnership with the Canada India Education Society (CIES) to support the development of nursing education in the Indian state of Punjab.
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Rebecca Haines-Saah, a Postdoctoral Research Fellow is part of a new research project using photo-based social media for tobacco prevention with young adults
Former BSN students publish an article in Canadian Nurse magazine
Researchers will develop new evidence about how to improve health equity for people whose lives and health are affected by poverty, social exclusion, and discrimination
Wendy Hall has been appointed Associate Dean for Faculty and Program Development
Colleen Varcoe has been appointed to the Research Advisory Council of the Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research
Martha Mackay has received the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada award for Canada's best young researchers
Essay wins 2011 Philosophy of Nursing Postgraduate Essay Prize
Wendy Hall talks to CBC’s On the Coast about Sudden Infant Death Syndrome and safe ways of putting children to sleep
The Association on Nurses in Aids Care announces J. Craig Phillips as Director at Large
Cindy Masaro is making headlines with her research on women’s risk-taking in online relationships
The $23-million Healthy Start initiative. A key component is the Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP) program, of which Director pro tem, Colleen Varcoe, is a co-investigator
Angela Wolff, School of Nursing alumna and adjunct professor, is part of a research team that conducted a multi-wave survey study involving 398 nurses from 47 units in 10 hospitals
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New book includes contributions from multiple UBC School of Nursing authors
Professor Judith Lynam is part of the RICHER team, which helps foster access to health care and reduce health care inequities
Fay Warnock (faculty), Sabrina Wong (faculty), and Martha Mackay (Clinical Assistant Professor and doctoral alumna) have been recognized by the CRNBC with the Award of Excellence in Nursing Research.
Marguerite Wong, MSN student, speaks to the CBC Early Edition.
Nursing Adjunct Professor Diane Sawchuck is part of team