Oct. 18, 2023
Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Ellen Chiocca
Dr. Chiocca has devoted 41 years to being a nursing crusader.
Oct. 17, 2023
SSON Graduate Student to Compete in Mizzou Entrepreneur Quest 2023
Sinclair School of Nursing Dean Lori Popejoy, right, celebrates with nursing doctoral candidate Lauren Compton at last month's pitch competition. Compton was chosen as the audience favorite and won $2,000 from Hawthorn Bank.
Oct. 9, 2023
Anne Sales – The Implementer
Anne Sales is building capacity in an emerging field that has tremendous potential to improve patient care and public health.
Oct. 4, 2023
Improving health care one simulation at a time
For nursing students, transitioning from studying textbooks to caring for real patients can be a daunting task. A dedicated simulation space in the new School of Nursing building is helping Tigers build their skills and confidence under the safe and supportive care of experts.
Sep. 28, 2023
Formalized education on breast cancer survivorship can help nurses provide more streamlined care, SSON study finds
Findings can help create standardized, formalized education for Advanced Practice Registered Nurses earlier in their careers.
Sep. 12, 2023
SSON home to first Lifecast Manikin at Mizzou
Hyper-realistic geriatric manikin takes training for Mizzou nurses to a new level
Sep. 6, 2023
Mizzou Nursing in South Korea: Nurturing Global Perspectives in Health Care
SSON gerontology students embrace cross-cultural learning, discover similarities and differences in nursing care
Aug. 25, 2023
Mizzou Nursing On the Move: Thailand, Denmark, United Kingdom, Seattle
SSON faculty present research on a global scale, connect with alumni abroad
Aug. 2, 2023
Immigrant nurses in long-term care facilities often have more “human capital” compared to American-born nurses, SSON researcher finds
Findings can help create a more diverse, equitable workforce in nursing homes, which improves patient health outcomes.
July 27, 2023
SSON study examines struggles of Haitian migrants self-managing diabetes on Dominican Republic sugar cane fields
Mizzou Nursing findings have implications for impoverished people struggling to self-manage their diabetes worldwide.