Annette Wysocki has extensive leadership, exceptional research and teaching accomplishments and a deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities in the field of nursing.
Martha Dewey Bergren, DNS '03, MS '92, says school nursing is a calling. It is a powerful opportunity for nurses to drive change to improve child health within schools and throughout the community through policy and education.
On June 4, Drew Weissman will visit UB to tell the truly amazing story of how he and his research partner co-developed the mRNA technology that made the COVID-19 vaccines possible.
Three School of Nursing students will be honored for academic excellence during UB’s Celebration of Academic Excellence. The ceremony will take place on April 22, 2022.
PhD student Ashleigh Holmes, along with co-author Yu-Ping Chang, senior associate dean and professor in the School of Nursing, was published in the journal Family Practice last month. Their integrative review, “Effect of Mental Health Collaborative Care Models on Primary Care Provider Outcomes,” synthesizes evidence of the impacts of the mental health collaborative care model on primary care provider outcomes. This is of particular importance as the prevalence of mental health disorders in the United States continues to rise, coupled with a shrinking primary care provider workforce.
Several students, faculty and staff will attend and present at the Eastern Nursing Research Society’s 34 Annual Scientific Sessions in Providence, Rhode Island from March 31-April 1. This year’s theme is “Charting the Path of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion through Nursing Science.”
The funding to UB and Alfred State College will support increasing enrollment in nursing programs with an eye toward improving medical services in rural areas.
Catherine Mann, assistant dean for undergraduate studies in the UB School of Nursing, has been appointed president of the Western New York Organization of Nurse Executives and Leaders (WNYONEL).
