A nursing program from more than a half-century ago produced accomplished graduates, but they weren’t given their due until recently.

The grant will help establish an “AI blueprint” for health care monitoring systems that serve a wider diversity of patient populations.

As a child, Christina Feggans-Langston got to know the neighbors in a low-income community and the health struggles they faced. Now a nurse, she has returned to help.

UVA researchers have developed a smartwatch prototype they believe will help doctors, nurses and other health care professionals improve their bedside manners.

Women with disabilities are dramatically more likely to experience violence from an intimate partner before and during pregnancy compared to women without disabilities, a recent study finds.

A nursing professor is testing a novel, UVA-developed digital health intervention that might help these older adults.

The gift from longtime benefactors Joanne and Bill Conway will enable scholarships and other support for undergraduate and graduate students in a variety of programs.

When the pandemic struck and hospital break rooms were unexpectedly repurposed, three UVA Health nurses found a way for clinicians to take a breather during a shift. Two years later, the results of their “Room to Reflect” toolboxes are in.

Flores, who learned English after she came to the U.S. six years ago, graduated at the top of her high school class and plans to become a neonatal nurse, and to continue studying art.

In Virginia, most nurse practitioners operate under the supervision of a medical doctor. But during COVID-19, the governor temporarily relaxed rules to allow more nurse practitioners to work autonomously.