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Marquette names new College of Nursing dean Margaret Faut Callahan, a longtime leader at Rush University's College of Nursing, has been named dean of the Marquette University College of Nursing, interim Provost David Shrock announced. Her appointment is effective July 1. Announcement appeared in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, May 24, 2008
Cameos of Caring gala to honor direct-care RNs Susan Suleski Marquette University’s College of Nursing, Milwaukee, will roll out the red carpet in November to honor some of the finest nurses in south eastern Wisconsin. Each will make cameo appearances during the school’s first annual Cameos of Caring Awards Gala. The Cameos of Caring program honors exceptional nurses who work directly with patients in acute care hospitals, long term care facilities, ambulatory care or home care. At the event, the award-winning nurses, who are selected by their hospitals or health care systems, will tell their stories through a short video – or cameo – during the gala event. Reprinted from an article in Nursingmatters. View full article here
Marquette Clinic for Women & Children The Marquette Clinic for Women & Children uses a holistic nursing model that addresses the patients’ lifestyle and psycho-social factors that influence health beyond what can be treated with medication, said Mary Ann Lough, clinic director, and Christine Shaw, one of the clinics’ advanced practice nurses. The grant-funded clinic is operated by Marquette University College of Nursing faculty, including Lough and Shaw, and graduate and undergraduate nursing students provide no-cost care to uninsured women as well as a small number of uninsured children not covered by BadgerCare, the state’s low-cost health insurance program for the working poor. Story appeared in the Milwaukee Business Journal, May 2, 2008
First DNP program in the state Marquette University College of Nursing will begin the doctor of nursing practice program this fall. It’s the first such program in Wisconsin. The DNP is a terminal professional degree for nurses in advanced practice and nursing administration. This degree represents attainment of the highest level of clinical nursing competence and educational parity with other health team members holding clinical doctorates. Reprinted from an article in Nursingmatters in a special advertising section of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, May 4, 2008 |
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