Seeking to improve health outcomes and reduce costs through research and technology
As part of a team, nurses understand how providers, family dynamics and community all play roles in keeping care centered on the person who needs it. An interdisciplinary team from the Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing and the Comprehensive Cancer Center at UC Davis investigates how tablet computers and reimagined social-networking software can improve the experience and outcome for all who become ill. To learn more, click here.
Preparing nursing-home leaders to overcome challenges and improve care
Quality and value of nursing-home care are a growing concern as the baby boomer generation nears retirement age. As industry and policy leaders search for ways to improve long-term care services, an assistant professor at the Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing at UC Davis is at the forefront of identifying critical skill sets needed to influence policy, improve care and reduce costs. Click here to read more.
Master's Entry Program in Nursing taking shape
Trailblazer. Educator. Leader. Theresa Harvath is poised to lead the School of Nursing’s newest master’s program. Meet Terri and learn about her vision for the Master’s Entry in Nursing Program here.
