Vanderbilt Nurse News
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Connecting the Dots: Seamless Care Results in Better Outcomes
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreNov. 11, 2014
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New Midwifery-led Birthing Center to Debut Next Summer
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreNov. 4, 2014
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Starting Point puts homeless community in touch with resources
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreNov. 3, 2014
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VUSN Receives ACHE Recognition
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreOct. 22, 2014
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VUSN Reaches out to High School Students
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreOct. 3, 2014
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VUSN Named National Hartford Center of Gerontological Nursing Excellence
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreAug. 22, 2014
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VUSN Student Molly LaLonde Wins on Jeopardy!
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreJul. 29, 2014
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D’Apolito Lands Grant to Study Drug Dependent Infants
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreJun. 27, 2014
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Bethany Rhoten has been named a V-POCKET Scholar.
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreJun. 27, 2014
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Congratulations to VUSN’s Michelle Collins, PhD, CNM, who was recently inducted as a fellow of the American College of Nurse-Midwifery.
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreJun. 5, 2014
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Congratulations to VUSN's Paddy Peerman, who received the Sandy J. Cody Service Award from the Graduate Nurses Admissions Professionals to the Graduate Nursing Admissions Professionals in honor of her continued leadership and service.
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreJun. 5, 2014
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VUSN Faculty and Students presented about how to attract and retain men in nursing at the recent Graduate Nursing Admissions Professionals' annual meeting this spring.
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreJun. 5, 2014
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Staff Educator’s Guide to Clinical Orientation, co-authored by VUSN PhD Student Alvin Jeffery
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreJun. 5, 2014
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Love Inducted as Fellow in the National Academies of Practice
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreMay. 8, 2014
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Serving the Never-served
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreMay. 6, 2014
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Dean's Message
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreApr. 29, 2014
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UCLA’s Lyder Helps Celebrate MLK Day
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreApr. 29, 2014
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Faculty Book Signing
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreApr. 29, 2014
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Study Looks at the Role of Therapy Dogs
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreApr. 29, 2014
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NLGH Conference is a Big Success
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreApr. 29, 2014
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Weiner Elected to IOM
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreApr. 29, 2014
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VUMC Lands Moore Foundation Grant
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreApr. 29, 2014
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School Reaches Out to Male Students
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreApr. 29, 2014
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Adams Named School’s First Faculty Scholar
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreApr. 29, 2014
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Love Takes Helm of Psychiatric Mental Health Program
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreApr. 29, 2014
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Spotlight on Nursing Research//Socially Assistive Robots and Senior Care
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreApr. 29, 2014
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Key Results
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreApr. 29, 2014
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Affordable Medications
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreApr. 29, 2014
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Funding
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreApr. 29, 2014
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Tips for Preceptors
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreApr. 29, 2014
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Class Notes – Spring 2014
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreApr. 29, 2014
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Q+A: An Interview with Sarah Fogel
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreApr. 29, 2014
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Spreading Their Wings
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreApr. 29, 2014
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Fast Forward: Dean Linda Norman
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreDec. 12, 2013
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Class Notes – Fall 2013
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreNov. 5, 2013
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Murley named Assistant Dean for Educational Informatics
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreNov. 5, 2013
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New Study: Communication Among Providers
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreNov. 5, 2013
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Travis Estate Donates Significant Gift to Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreNov. 5, 2013
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New Program Directors
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreNov. 5, 2013
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School Gets Loan Forgiveness Grant
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreNov. 5, 2013
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DNP Program Earns Accreditation
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreNov. 5, 2013
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Schorn Named Senior Associate Dean for Academics
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreNov. 5, 2013
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Spotlight on Nursing Research//Rapid Response Team Sustainability
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreNov. 5, 2013
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The Essentials of Doctoral Education for Advanced Nursing Practices required by the American Association of College of Nursing
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreNov. 5, 2013
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Dean's Message
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreNov. 5, 2013
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The Vanderbilt DNP Experience
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreNov. 5, 2013
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Nursing Leadership in Global Health Symposium
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreNov. 5, 2013
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5 Things You Need to Know about Dean Norman
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreNov. 5, 2013
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Q+A: An Interview with Terri Donaldson
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreNov. 5, 2013
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Nursing without borders
Marian Dudley, left, has been dealing with heart failure for nearly 10 years. She calls Melissa Smith a “lifesaver” for her consistent care. Photo by Susan Urmy. For people with a chronic illness, leaving the hospital after an acute episode can be overwhelming, confusing and scary. They… Read MoreNov. 5, 2013