One of just a handful of nurse-architects in the U.S., Tammy Felker uses her deep understanding of nursing to inform her work designing architectural spaces with health care clients.

Refugee children are significantly less likely to become immunized than native-born children, but that may not be for a lack of parents’ desire to have their child safeguarded.

A new $726,000 Department of Justice grant to UVA’s School of Nursing will improve how strangulation in the context of intimate partner violence is identified, understood and prosecuted in court.

The 3-year-old Australian mini-Labradoodle has impeccable manners and is a human magnet, which makes him perfect for the job.

After more than a decade at the helm of the School of Nursing, Dean Dorrie K. Fontaine, the Sadie Heath Cabaniss Professor of Nursing, will step down July 31.

Re-initiating the work of community health nurse Holly Edwards, who died in 2017, Sharon Veith, an assistant professor of nursing, is reopening nursing clinics in Charlottesville’s Crescent Hall and Westhaven communities.

A nursing professor is investigating whether helping patients with mild cognitive decline could benefit from a better night’s sleep.

While many head home for the summer, a small but active group of nursing students remains in Charlottesville and will, throughout the summer, share their sun safety know-how with area residents.

Joanne and Bill Conway, whose previous gifts supported a fast-track-to-nursing degree program for individuals from outside the nursing profession, have given another $5 million to provide scholarship support to students across all of the Nursing School’s programs.

Before becoming a nurse, Blake Duffer worked on a farm in rural Virginia. Now he’s earning a degree from UVA’s Clinical Nurse Leader program and will take his expertise to a Richmond hospital’s intensive care unit.