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Save the Date on May 9 for our Nurses Week Roundtable!Mark your calendar, because on Thursday, May 9, we’re hosting a special Nurses Week roundtable event!Read More
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Chamberlain Faculty Shape Population Health Education with Award-Winning TextbookChamberlain faculty are shaping population health education with award-winning textbook titled “Population Health and Its Integration into Advanced Nursing Practice.” The textbook was recently named 2018 Best Book of the Year by the American Journal of Nursing for this category.Read More
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Nurses Must Commit to Self-Care First So They Can Care for OthersThis Nurses Week, Chamberlain University President Susan Groenwald urges her fellow nurses to commit to self-care first so they can take care of others.Read More
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Announcing the Winter 2018 Issue of The Chamberlain MagazineWe invite you to read the Winter 2018 issue of our university magazine, The Chamberlain. The digital version is now available.Read More
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Chamberlain Faculty ‘Write the Book’ on Virtual Simulation in Nursing EducationChamberlain University faculty members are the editors of a new textbook, “Virtual Simulation in Nursing Education,” which is scheduled to release in spring 2018.Read More
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A Day in the Life of a Nursing ProfessorWhen most people think ‘nurse,’ they picture someone working in a hospital setting, providing direct patient care. Careers in nursing can actually encompass a broad range of job settings – from the bedside to the boardroom and everywhere in between.Read More
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