Nursing Research News and Featured Projects

College of Nursing Research
Nursing Research News and Featured Projects
Research Office Team Members
Funded Projects
Research Support for Faculty and Students
Research Workshops and Presentations
Student Research Projects
MNRS Annual Conference and Poster Competition
College of Nursing Research
Nursing Research News and Featured Projects
Research Office Team Members
Funded Projects
Research Support for Faculty and Students
Research Workshops and Presentations
Student Research Projects
MNRS Annual Conference and Poster Competition
First Health Equity Research Scholars Chosen

First Health Equity Research Scholars Chosen

April 01, 2022
Three Rush University faculty members have been chosen as scholar award recipients by the Rush BMO Institute for Health Equity (RBIHE) and the inaugur
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Rush University College of Nursing Assistant Professor Receives Two Research Awards

Rush University College of Nursing Assistant Professor Receives Two Research Awards

March 09, 2022
Chuka Nestor Emezue, PhD, MPH, MPA, CHES, an assistant professor in the Department of Women, Children and Family Nursing in Rush’s College of Nursing,
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Rush Nurse Scholars Recognized for Advancing Nursing Research

Rush Nurse Scholars Recognized for Advancing Nursing Research

March 26, 2021
Two faculty and one doctoral student from the Rush University College of Nursing earned top honors from the Midwest Nursing Research Society, also kno
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COVID-19 Magnifies the Value of Research on Dementia Care Choices

COVID-19 Magnifies the Value of Research on Dementia Care Choices

March 13, 2021
For caregivers, placing a loved one with dementia into a long-term care facility can take just as much of an emotional toll as caring for that individ
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  • Student Poster Competition Selections

    Two pre-licensure MSN students, three DNP students, and three PhD students were selected by the College of Nursing for the Midwest Nursing Research Society (MNRS) Student Poster Competition

  • STEPS to Effective Problem Solving

    Sarah Ailey PhD, APHN, is studying a problem-solving program for people with intellectual disabilities that could help make this vulnerable group healthier, happier and safer in their homes and at their jobs