Promoting exercise for healthy brain aging in the Latino community Participants of Tiempo Juntos with community health promoter, Ruby Rivera and Adriana Perez. (Image: Courtesy of Penn Memory Center) Promoting exercise for healthy brain aging in the Latino community Penn Nursing’s Adriana Perez engages the Latino community in fitness classes through Tiempo Juntos Por Nuestra Salud.
Should hospitals be required to have a certain number of nurses? Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Should hospitals be required to have a certain number of nurses? Linda Aiken of the School of Nursing says that Pennsylvania doesn’t have a shortage of trained nurses, but the state does have a shortage of nurses currently working in hospitals. Nurses from across Pa. call for action on bill that would set staffing minimums in hospitals, other health care facilities Penn In the News WFMZ (Allentown, Pennsylvania) Nurses from across Pa. call for action on bill that would set staffing minimums in hospitals, other health care facilities Linda Aiken of the School of Nursing says that Pennsylvania is unique because it has 25 years of data to study on nursing staff ratios. Expert breastfeeding diet and nutrition advice from registered dietitians Penn In the News Good Housekeeping Expert breastfeeding diet and nutrition advice from registered dietitians Diane L. Spatz of the School of Nursing recommends avoiding high-mercury-containing fish like swordfish, tile fish, and ahi tuna when breastfeeding. How Ozempic warps our relationship with food and pleasure Penn In the News Vice How Ozempic warps our relationship with food and pleasure Janet Chrzan of the School of Nursing and the School of Arts & Sciences discusses people’s fear of food and the negative impact of diet culture. Where have all the nurses gone? Penn In the News Philadelphia Magazine Where have all the nurses gone? An analysis by Rachel French of the Perelman School of Medicine and Karen Lasater of the School of Nursing found that more than 40% of registered nurses reported high burnout, even before the pandemic. Nursing Dean Antonia Villarruel is also quoted about nurse practitioners. The lonely have plenty of company Penn In the News Managed Healthcare Executive The lonely have plenty of company Nancy A. Hodgson of the School of Nursing says that social isolation and loneliness are tied to poor health outcomes. Medicine has a rat problem Penn In the News The Atlantic Medicine has a rat problem Bart De Jonghe of the School of Nursing says that nausea’s subjectivity makes it difficult to measure in humans, let alone animals. The moms who breastfeed without being pregnant Penn In the News The Atlantic The moms who breastfeed without being pregnant Diane Spatz of the School of Nursing says that the idea that women can breastfeed without being pregnant isn’t widely known, even among nurses and physicians. Will hospital staffing legislation solve Minnesota’s nursing shortage, or make it worse? Penn In the News Minneapolis Star Tribune Will hospital staffing legislation solve Minnesota’s nursing shortage, or make it worse? Linda Aiken of the School of Nursing worries that states are opting for the “window dressing” of politically palatable staffing committees over California-style ratios that have measurably increased nurse staffing. Load More
Nurses from across Pa. call for action on bill that would set staffing minimums in hospitals, other health care facilities Penn In the News WFMZ (Allentown, Pennsylvania) Nurses from across Pa. call for action on bill that would set staffing minimums in hospitals, other health care facilities Linda Aiken of the School of Nursing says that Pennsylvania is unique because it has 25 years of data to study on nursing staff ratios. Expert breastfeeding diet and nutrition advice from registered dietitians Penn In the News Good Housekeeping Expert breastfeeding diet and nutrition advice from registered dietitians Diane L. Spatz of the School of Nursing recommends avoiding high-mercury-containing fish like swordfish, tile fish, and ahi tuna when breastfeeding. How Ozempic warps our relationship with food and pleasure Penn In the News Vice How Ozempic warps our relationship with food and pleasure Janet Chrzan of the School of Nursing and the School of Arts & Sciences discusses people’s fear of food and the negative impact of diet culture. Where have all the nurses gone? Penn In the News Philadelphia Magazine Where have all the nurses gone? An analysis by Rachel French of the Perelman School of Medicine and Karen Lasater of the School of Nursing found that more than 40% of registered nurses reported high burnout, even before the pandemic. Nursing Dean Antonia Villarruel is also quoted about nurse practitioners. The lonely have plenty of company Penn In the News Managed Healthcare Executive The lonely have plenty of company Nancy A. Hodgson of the School of Nursing says that social isolation and loneliness are tied to poor health outcomes. Medicine has a rat problem Penn In the News The Atlantic Medicine has a rat problem Bart De Jonghe of the School of Nursing says that nausea’s subjectivity makes it difficult to measure in humans, let alone animals. The moms who breastfeed without being pregnant Penn In the News The Atlantic The moms who breastfeed without being pregnant Diane Spatz of the School of Nursing says that the idea that women can breastfeed without being pregnant isn’t widely known, even among nurses and physicians. Will hospital staffing legislation solve Minnesota’s nursing shortage, or make it worse? Penn In the News Minneapolis Star Tribune Will hospital staffing legislation solve Minnesota’s nursing shortage, or make it worse? Linda Aiken of the School of Nursing worries that states are opting for the “window dressing” of politically palatable staffing committees over California-style ratios that have measurably increased nurse staffing. Load More
Expert breastfeeding diet and nutrition advice from registered dietitians Penn In the News Good Housekeeping Expert breastfeeding diet and nutrition advice from registered dietitians Diane L. Spatz of the School of Nursing recommends avoiding high-mercury-containing fish like swordfish, tile fish, and ahi tuna when breastfeeding. How Ozempic warps our relationship with food and pleasure Penn In the News Vice How Ozempic warps our relationship with food and pleasure Janet Chrzan of the School of Nursing and the School of Arts & Sciences discusses people’s fear of food and the negative impact of diet culture. Where have all the nurses gone? Penn In the News Philadelphia Magazine Where have all the nurses gone? An analysis by Rachel French of the Perelman School of Medicine and Karen Lasater of the School of Nursing found that more than 40% of registered nurses reported high burnout, even before the pandemic. Nursing Dean Antonia Villarruel is also quoted about nurse practitioners. The lonely have plenty of company Penn In the News Managed Healthcare Executive The lonely have plenty of company Nancy A. Hodgson of the School of Nursing says that social isolation and loneliness are tied to poor health outcomes. Medicine has a rat problem Penn In the News The Atlantic Medicine has a rat problem Bart De Jonghe of the School of Nursing says that nausea’s subjectivity makes it difficult to measure in humans, let alone animals. The moms who breastfeed without being pregnant Penn In the News The Atlantic The moms who breastfeed without being pregnant Diane Spatz of the School of Nursing says that the idea that women can breastfeed without being pregnant isn’t widely known, even among nurses and physicians. Will hospital staffing legislation solve Minnesota’s nursing shortage, or make it worse? Penn In the News Minneapolis Star Tribune Will hospital staffing legislation solve Minnesota’s nursing shortage, or make it worse? Linda Aiken of the School of Nursing worries that states are opting for the “window dressing” of politically palatable staffing committees over California-style ratios that have measurably increased nurse staffing. Load More
How Ozempic warps our relationship with food and pleasure Penn In the News Vice How Ozempic warps our relationship with food and pleasure Janet Chrzan of the School of Nursing and the School of Arts & Sciences discusses people’s fear of food and the negative impact of diet culture. Where have all the nurses gone? Penn In the News Philadelphia Magazine Where have all the nurses gone? An analysis by Rachel French of the Perelman School of Medicine and Karen Lasater of the School of Nursing found that more than 40% of registered nurses reported high burnout, even before the pandemic. Nursing Dean Antonia Villarruel is also quoted about nurse practitioners. The lonely have plenty of company Penn In the News Managed Healthcare Executive The lonely have plenty of company Nancy A. Hodgson of the School of Nursing says that social isolation and loneliness are tied to poor health outcomes. Medicine has a rat problem Penn In the News The Atlantic Medicine has a rat problem Bart De Jonghe of the School of Nursing says that nausea’s subjectivity makes it difficult to measure in humans, let alone animals. The moms who breastfeed without being pregnant Penn In the News The Atlantic The moms who breastfeed without being pregnant Diane Spatz of the School of Nursing says that the idea that women can breastfeed without being pregnant isn’t widely known, even among nurses and physicians. Will hospital staffing legislation solve Minnesota’s nursing shortage, or make it worse? Penn In the News Minneapolis Star Tribune Will hospital staffing legislation solve Minnesota’s nursing shortage, or make it worse? Linda Aiken of the School of Nursing worries that states are opting for the “window dressing” of politically palatable staffing committees over California-style ratios that have measurably increased nurse staffing. Load More
Where have all the nurses gone? Penn In the News Philadelphia Magazine Where have all the nurses gone? An analysis by Rachel French of the Perelman School of Medicine and Karen Lasater of the School of Nursing found that more than 40% of registered nurses reported high burnout, even before the pandemic. Nursing Dean Antonia Villarruel is also quoted about nurse practitioners. The lonely have plenty of company Penn In the News Managed Healthcare Executive The lonely have plenty of company Nancy A. Hodgson of the School of Nursing says that social isolation and loneliness are tied to poor health outcomes. Medicine has a rat problem Penn In the News The Atlantic Medicine has a rat problem Bart De Jonghe of the School of Nursing says that nausea’s subjectivity makes it difficult to measure in humans, let alone animals. The moms who breastfeed without being pregnant Penn In the News The Atlantic The moms who breastfeed without being pregnant Diane Spatz of the School of Nursing says that the idea that women can breastfeed without being pregnant isn’t widely known, even among nurses and physicians. Will hospital staffing legislation solve Minnesota’s nursing shortage, or make it worse? Penn In the News Minneapolis Star Tribune Will hospital staffing legislation solve Minnesota’s nursing shortage, or make it worse? Linda Aiken of the School of Nursing worries that states are opting for the “window dressing” of politically palatable staffing committees over California-style ratios that have measurably increased nurse staffing. Load More
The lonely have plenty of company Penn In the News Managed Healthcare Executive The lonely have plenty of company Nancy A. Hodgson of the School of Nursing says that social isolation and loneliness are tied to poor health outcomes. Medicine has a rat problem Penn In the News The Atlantic Medicine has a rat problem Bart De Jonghe of the School of Nursing says that nausea’s subjectivity makes it difficult to measure in humans, let alone animals. The moms who breastfeed without being pregnant Penn In the News The Atlantic The moms who breastfeed without being pregnant Diane Spatz of the School of Nursing says that the idea that women can breastfeed without being pregnant isn’t widely known, even among nurses and physicians. Will hospital staffing legislation solve Minnesota’s nursing shortage, or make it worse? Penn In the News Minneapolis Star Tribune Will hospital staffing legislation solve Minnesota’s nursing shortage, or make it worse? Linda Aiken of the School of Nursing worries that states are opting for the “window dressing” of politically palatable staffing committees over California-style ratios that have measurably increased nurse staffing. Load More
Medicine has a rat problem Penn In the News The Atlantic Medicine has a rat problem Bart De Jonghe of the School of Nursing says that nausea’s subjectivity makes it difficult to measure in humans, let alone animals. The moms who breastfeed without being pregnant Penn In the News The Atlantic The moms who breastfeed without being pregnant Diane Spatz of the School of Nursing says that the idea that women can breastfeed without being pregnant isn’t widely known, even among nurses and physicians. Will hospital staffing legislation solve Minnesota’s nursing shortage, or make it worse? Penn In the News Minneapolis Star Tribune Will hospital staffing legislation solve Minnesota’s nursing shortage, or make it worse? Linda Aiken of the School of Nursing worries that states are opting for the “window dressing” of politically palatable staffing committees over California-style ratios that have measurably increased nurse staffing. Load More
The moms who breastfeed without being pregnant Penn In the News The Atlantic The moms who breastfeed without being pregnant Diane Spatz of the School of Nursing says that the idea that women can breastfeed without being pregnant isn’t widely known, even among nurses and physicians. Will hospital staffing legislation solve Minnesota’s nursing shortage, or make it worse? Penn In the News Minneapolis Star Tribune Will hospital staffing legislation solve Minnesota’s nursing shortage, or make it worse? Linda Aiken of the School of Nursing worries that states are opting for the “window dressing” of politically palatable staffing committees over California-style ratios that have measurably increased nurse staffing. Load More
Will hospital staffing legislation solve Minnesota’s nursing shortage, or make it worse? Penn In the News Minneapolis Star Tribune Will hospital staffing legislation solve Minnesota’s nursing shortage, or make it worse? Linda Aiken of the School of Nursing worries that states are opting for the “window dressing” of politically palatable staffing committees over California-style ratios that have measurably increased nurse staffing.