A new study found most people with dementia and those caring for them ranked funding for caregiving support and long-term care ahead of funding research to find a cure.
Newborn sleep, insomnia and nutrition interventions are under the microscope as eight undergraduate students conduct summer research in the University at Buffalo School of Nursing.
Clinical Assistant Professor Laurie Connors and Assistant Professor Jessica Castner recently graduated from the 2015 National Institute of Nursing Research (NINR) Summer Genetics Institute (SGI), which was held June 1 to 26 on the National Institutes of Health (NIH) campus in Bethesda, Maryland.
All 15 students in the first cohort of 2015 DNP Nurse Anesthetist graduates who sat for the national certification exam offered by the National Board of Certification and Recertification of Nurse Anesthetists (NBCRNA) passed on their first attempt. Their success is a testament to the dedication and quality of our students, faculty and community partners.
UB Nursing faculty member Sharon Hewner is working on a system to automate hospital discharge communication, potentially reducing the number of patients readmitted to hospitals.
New research could soon automate hospital discharge communication, adding critical data and cutting the time it takes the information to reach community health care providers from weeks to hours.
The University at Buffalo’s Institute for Person-Centered Care (IPCC) recently awarded grants totaling more than $31,000 to five UB faculty members for aging and person-centered care research.
Five UB faculty members have received grants from UB's Institute for Person-Centered Care to develop approaches, technologies and service models aimed at helping people age well.
Sharon Hewner, PhD, RN, Assistant Professor of Nursing at the University at Buffalo School of Nursing and Sabrina Casucci, Doctoral Candidate in the UB Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering Program win poster award at UNYTE Scientific Session hosted by the Clinical & Translational Science Institute at the University of Rochester Medical Center.
A UB study has found that while people aren't replacing their doctors with trips to the hospital emergency room, they are sicker, have more chronic diseases and are using both services equally.
UB Nurse Anesthetist students from the Class of 2015 celebrate their accomplishments and honor one of their beloved professors, Tom Obst, PhD, CRNA, who is retiring at the end of the semester with a reception at the NYSANA Spring Educational Meeting at the Embassy Suites in Buffalo.
UB faculty members Rajan Batta, Anthony Campagnari and Yvonne Scherer are the recipients of the Graduate School's 2014-15 Excellence in Graduate Student Mentoring Award.
In honor of National Nurses Week, the UB Reporter asked members of the university community to share stories of how a nurse or nursing care affected their lives.
Discussing your sexual history with a doctor, or anyone for that matter, can be an uncomfortable experience. But for many transgender people, the conversation never takes place.
Megan Pszonak, a traditional nursing student at the UB School of Nursing, was the recipient of the SUNY Chancellor's Awards for Student Excellence at the Celebration of Student Excellence Ceremony on April 16 at the UB Center for the Arts.
Dr. Susan Grinslade spoke on Quality and Safety Activities at the UB School of Nursing along in addition to presenting a poster on Integrating Patient Safety across the Curriculum at the 2015 Assessment Technologies Institute (ATI) National Nurse Educator Summit in San Diego, California.
Pamela Paplham, DNP, AOCNP, FNP-BC, clinical associate professor and Darryl Somayaji, PhD, RN, CCRC, assistant professor have been elected to as coordinators of two Oncology Nursing Society (ONS) Special Interest Groups (SIG).
