What should I eat or drink when I have a cold? Penn In the News The New York Times What should I eat or drink when I have a cold? Colleen Tewksbury of the School of Nursing says that there isn’t strong enough evidence to recommend specific foods during a viral infection but suggests turning to hydrating and nourishing foods that are also comforting. Black and Hispanic patients with terminal cancer receive fewer opioids for pain, new study finds Penn In the News Boston Globe Black and Hispanic patients with terminal cancer receive fewer opioids for pain, new study finds Salima Meghani of the School of Nursing says that wide misapplication of CDC opioid guidelines has led to significant opioid access issues and race-based disparities for people with chronic pain. Big-donor giving to universities totaled nearly $4 billion last year Penn In the News Barron’s Big-donor giving to universities totaled nearly $4 billion last year Alumnus Leonard Lauder is noted for pledging $125 million to the School of Nursing for a tuition-free program to recruit and educate nurse practitioners for underserved communities. Penn Medicine invests in future nurses with new ASPIRE Program Penn In the News ABC27 (Harrisburg) Penn Medicine invests in future nurses with new ASPIRE Program Penn Medicine’s ASPIRE program will mentor Pennsylvania high schoolers with career aspirations in nursing, with remarks from Beth Smith and Colleen Mattioni of the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. Masks to temporarily return in Philadelphia and Camden school districts Penn In the News 6ABC.com Masks to temporarily return in Philadelphia and Camden school districts Terri Lipman of the School of Nursing says that masking remains one of the best ways to mitigate the high risk of COVID transmission in schools. Five game-changing gifts to higher education in 2022 Penn In the News Forbes Five game-changing gifts to higher education in 2022 Alumnus Leonard A. Lauder gifted $125 million to the School of Nursing to establish a tuition-free program to train and deploy nurse practitioners in underserved communities. 2022 in Review: Local universities set records with multimillion-dollar gifts from alums, foundations Penn In the News Philadelphia Business Journal 2022 in Review: Local universities set records with multimillion-dollar gifts from alums, foundations Alumnus Leonard A. Lauder donated $125 million to the School of Nursing in 2022, the largest gift ever to a nursing school. Nursing care shortages likely to have predated pandemic Penn In the News HealthDay Nursing care shortages likely to have predated pandemic A study from Linda Aiken of the School of Nursing and colleagues found no evidence that large numbers of nurses left health care during the first 18 months of the pandemic, with significantly better outcomes reported for nurses working in hospitals with better nurse staffing. When we reduce nurses’ workload, fewer patients die Penn In the News NJ.com When we reduce nurses’ workload, fewer patients die An Op-Ed by nurse practitioner student Stefanie Orrico argues for the establishment of a minimum nurse-to-patient ratio policy, featuring a quote from Karen Lasater of the School of Nursing. How the perception of risks and benefits influence cancer clinical trial withdrawal outcomes How the perception of risks and benefits influence cancer clinical trial withdrawal outcomes A new study from the School of Nursing examines the association between patients’ perceived benefits and burdens of research participation and withdrawal. Load More
Black and Hispanic patients with terminal cancer receive fewer opioids for pain, new study finds Penn In the News Boston Globe Black and Hispanic patients with terminal cancer receive fewer opioids for pain, new study finds Salima Meghani of the School of Nursing says that wide misapplication of CDC opioid guidelines has led to significant opioid access issues and race-based disparities for people with chronic pain. Big-donor giving to universities totaled nearly $4 billion last year Penn In the News Barron’s Big-donor giving to universities totaled nearly $4 billion last year Alumnus Leonard Lauder is noted for pledging $125 million to the School of Nursing for a tuition-free program to recruit and educate nurse practitioners for underserved communities. Penn Medicine invests in future nurses with new ASPIRE Program Penn In the News ABC27 (Harrisburg) Penn Medicine invests in future nurses with new ASPIRE Program Penn Medicine’s ASPIRE program will mentor Pennsylvania high schoolers with career aspirations in nursing, with remarks from Beth Smith and Colleen Mattioni of the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. Masks to temporarily return in Philadelphia and Camden school districts Penn In the News 6ABC.com Masks to temporarily return in Philadelphia and Camden school districts Terri Lipman of the School of Nursing says that masking remains one of the best ways to mitigate the high risk of COVID transmission in schools. Five game-changing gifts to higher education in 2022 Penn In the News Forbes Five game-changing gifts to higher education in 2022 Alumnus Leonard A. Lauder gifted $125 million to the School of Nursing to establish a tuition-free program to train and deploy nurse practitioners in underserved communities. 2022 in Review: Local universities set records with multimillion-dollar gifts from alums, foundations Penn In the News Philadelphia Business Journal 2022 in Review: Local universities set records with multimillion-dollar gifts from alums, foundations Alumnus Leonard A. Lauder donated $125 million to the School of Nursing in 2022, the largest gift ever to a nursing school. Nursing care shortages likely to have predated pandemic Penn In the News HealthDay Nursing care shortages likely to have predated pandemic A study from Linda Aiken of the School of Nursing and colleagues found no evidence that large numbers of nurses left health care during the first 18 months of the pandemic, with significantly better outcomes reported for nurses working in hospitals with better nurse staffing. When we reduce nurses’ workload, fewer patients die Penn In the News NJ.com When we reduce nurses’ workload, fewer patients die An Op-Ed by nurse practitioner student Stefanie Orrico argues for the establishment of a minimum nurse-to-patient ratio policy, featuring a quote from Karen Lasater of the School of Nursing. How the perception of risks and benefits influence cancer clinical trial withdrawal outcomes How the perception of risks and benefits influence cancer clinical trial withdrawal outcomes A new study from the School of Nursing examines the association between patients’ perceived benefits and burdens of research participation and withdrawal. Load More
Big-donor giving to universities totaled nearly $4 billion last year Penn In the News Barron’s Big-donor giving to universities totaled nearly $4 billion last year Alumnus Leonard Lauder is noted for pledging $125 million to the School of Nursing for a tuition-free program to recruit and educate nurse practitioners for underserved communities. Penn Medicine invests in future nurses with new ASPIRE Program Penn In the News ABC27 (Harrisburg) Penn Medicine invests in future nurses with new ASPIRE Program Penn Medicine’s ASPIRE program will mentor Pennsylvania high schoolers with career aspirations in nursing, with remarks from Beth Smith and Colleen Mattioni of the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. Masks to temporarily return in Philadelphia and Camden school districts Penn In the News 6ABC.com Masks to temporarily return in Philadelphia and Camden school districts Terri Lipman of the School of Nursing says that masking remains one of the best ways to mitigate the high risk of COVID transmission in schools. Five game-changing gifts to higher education in 2022 Penn In the News Forbes Five game-changing gifts to higher education in 2022 Alumnus Leonard A. Lauder gifted $125 million to the School of Nursing to establish a tuition-free program to train and deploy nurse practitioners in underserved communities. 2022 in Review: Local universities set records with multimillion-dollar gifts from alums, foundations Penn In the News Philadelphia Business Journal 2022 in Review: Local universities set records with multimillion-dollar gifts from alums, foundations Alumnus Leonard A. Lauder donated $125 million to the School of Nursing in 2022, the largest gift ever to a nursing school. Nursing care shortages likely to have predated pandemic Penn In the News HealthDay Nursing care shortages likely to have predated pandemic A study from Linda Aiken of the School of Nursing and colleagues found no evidence that large numbers of nurses left health care during the first 18 months of the pandemic, with significantly better outcomes reported for nurses working in hospitals with better nurse staffing. When we reduce nurses’ workload, fewer patients die Penn In the News NJ.com When we reduce nurses’ workload, fewer patients die An Op-Ed by nurse practitioner student Stefanie Orrico argues for the establishment of a minimum nurse-to-patient ratio policy, featuring a quote from Karen Lasater of the School of Nursing. How the perception of risks and benefits influence cancer clinical trial withdrawal outcomes How the perception of risks and benefits influence cancer clinical trial withdrawal outcomes A new study from the School of Nursing examines the association between patients’ perceived benefits and burdens of research participation and withdrawal. Load More
Penn Medicine invests in future nurses with new ASPIRE Program Penn In the News ABC27 (Harrisburg) Penn Medicine invests in future nurses with new ASPIRE Program Penn Medicine’s ASPIRE program will mentor Pennsylvania high schoolers with career aspirations in nursing, with remarks from Beth Smith and Colleen Mattioni of the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. Masks to temporarily return in Philadelphia and Camden school districts Penn In the News 6ABC.com Masks to temporarily return in Philadelphia and Camden school districts Terri Lipman of the School of Nursing says that masking remains one of the best ways to mitigate the high risk of COVID transmission in schools. Five game-changing gifts to higher education in 2022 Penn In the News Forbes Five game-changing gifts to higher education in 2022 Alumnus Leonard A. Lauder gifted $125 million to the School of Nursing to establish a tuition-free program to train and deploy nurse practitioners in underserved communities. 2022 in Review: Local universities set records with multimillion-dollar gifts from alums, foundations Penn In the News Philadelphia Business Journal 2022 in Review: Local universities set records with multimillion-dollar gifts from alums, foundations Alumnus Leonard A. Lauder donated $125 million to the School of Nursing in 2022, the largest gift ever to a nursing school. Nursing care shortages likely to have predated pandemic Penn In the News HealthDay Nursing care shortages likely to have predated pandemic A study from Linda Aiken of the School of Nursing and colleagues found no evidence that large numbers of nurses left health care during the first 18 months of the pandemic, with significantly better outcomes reported for nurses working in hospitals with better nurse staffing. When we reduce nurses’ workload, fewer patients die Penn In the News NJ.com When we reduce nurses’ workload, fewer patients die An Op-Ed by nurse practitioner student Stefanie Orrico argues for the establishment of a minimum nurse-to-patient ratio policy, featuring a quote from Karen Lasater of the School of Nursing. How the perception of risks and benefits influence cancer clinical trial withdrawal outcomes How the perception of risks and benefits influence cancer clinical trial withdrawal outcomes A new study from the School of Nursing examines the association between patients’ perceived benefits and burdens of research participation and withdrawal. Load More
Masks to temporarily return in Philadelphia and Camden school districts Penn In the News 6ABC.com Masks to temporarily return in Philadelphia and Camden school districts Terri Lipman of the School of Nursing says that masking remains one of the best ways to mitigate the high risk of COVID transmission in schools. Five game-changing gifts to higher education in 2022 Penn In the News Forbes Five game-changing gifts to higher education in 2022 Alumnus Leonard A. Lauder gifted $125 million to the School of Nursing to establish a tuition-free program to train and deploy nurse practitioners in underserved communities. 2022 in Review: Local universities set records with multimillion-dollar gifts from alums, foundations Penn In the News Philadelphia Business Journal 2022 in Review: Local universities set records with multimillion-dollar gifts from alums, foundations Alumnus Leonard A. Lauder donated $125 million to the School of Nursing in 2022, the largest gift ever to a nursing school. Nursing care shortages likely to have predated pandemic Penn In the News HealthDay Nursing care shortages likely to have predated pandemic A study from Linda Aiken of the School of Nursing and colleagues found no evidence that large numbers of nurses left health care during the first 18 months of the pandemic, with significantly better outcomes reported for nurses working in hospitals with better nurse staffing. When we reduce nurses’ workload, fewer patients die Penn In the News NJ.com When we reduce nurses’ workload, fewer patients die An Op-Ed by nurse practitioner student Stefanie Orrico argues for the establishment of a minimum nurse-to-patient ratio policy, featuring a quote from Karen Lasater of the School of Nursing. How the perception of risks and benefits influence cancer clinical trial withdrawal outcomes How the perception of risks and benefits influence cancer clinical trial withdrawal outcomes A new study from the School of Nursing examines the association between patients’ perceived benefits and burdens of research participation and withdrawal. Load More
Five game-changing gifts to higher education in 2022 Penn In the News Forbes Five game-changing gifts to higher education in 2022 Alumnus Leonard A. Lauder gifted $125 million to the School of Nursing to establish a tuition-free program to train and deploy nurse practitioners in underserved communities. 2022 in Review: Local universities set records with multimillion-dollar gifts from alums, foundations Penn In the News Philadelphia Business Journal 2022 in Review: Local universities set records with multimillion-dollar gifts from alums, foundations Alumnus Leonard A. Lauder donated $125 million to the School of Nursing in 2022, the largest gift ever to a nursing school. Nursing care shortages likely to have predated pandemic Penn In the News HealthDay Nursing care shortages likely to have predated pandemic A study from Linda Aiken of the School of Nursing and colleagues found no evidence that large numbers of nurses left health care during the first 18 months of the pandemic, with significantly better outcomes reported for nurses working in hospitals with better nurse staffing. When we reduce nurses’ workload, fewer patients die Penn In the News NJ.com When we reduce nurses’ workload, fewer patients die An Op-Ed by nurse practitioner student Stefanie Orrico argues for the establishment of a minimum nurse-to-patient ratio policy, featuring a quote from Karen Lasater of the School of Nursing. How the perception of risks and benefits influence cancer clinical trial withdrawal outcomes How the perception of risks and benefits influence cancer clinical trial withdrawal outcomes A new study from the School of Nursing examines the association between patients’ perceived benefits and burdens of research participation and withdrawal. Load More
2022 in Review: Local universities set records with multimillion-dollar gifts from alums, foundations Penn In the News Philadelphia Business Journal 2022 in Review: Local universities set records with multimillion-dollar gifts from alums, foundations Alumnus Leonard A. Lauder donated $125 million to the School of Nursing in 2022, the largest gift ever to a nursing school. Nursing care shortages likely to have predated pandemic Penn In the News HealthDay Nursing care shortages likely to have predated pandemic A study from Linda Aiken of the School of Nursing and colleagues found no evidence that large numbers of nurses left health care during the first 18 months of the pandemic, with significantly better outcomes reported for nurses working in hospitals with better nurse staffing. When we reduce nurses’ workload, fewer patients die Penn In the News NJ.com When we reduce nurses’ workload, fewer patients die An Op-Ed by nurse practitioner student Stefanie Orrico argues for the establishment of a minimum nurse-to-patient ratio policy, featuring a quote from Karen Lasater of the School of Nursing. How the perception of risks and benefits influence cancer clinical trial withdrawal outcomes How the perception of risks and benefits influence cancer clinical trial withdrawal outcomes A new study from the School of Nursing examines the association between patients’ perceived benefits and burdens of research participation and withdrawal. Load More
Nursing care shortages likely to have predated pandemic Penn In the News HealthDay Nursing care shortages likely to have predated pandemic A study from Linda Aiken of the School of Nursing and colleagues found no evidence that large numbers of nurses left health care during the first 18 months of the pandemic, with significantly better outcomes reported for nurses working in hospitals with better nurse staffing. When we reduce nurses’ workload, fewer patients die Penn In the News NJ.com When we reduce nurses’ workload, fewer patients die An Op-Ed by nurse practitioner student Stefanie Orrico argues for the establishment of a minimum nurse-to-patient ratio policy, featuring a quote from Karen Lasater of the School of Nursing. How the perception of risks and benefits influence cancer clinical trial withdrawal outcomes How the perception of risks and benefits influence cancer clinical trial withdrawal outcomes A new study from the School of Nursing examines the association between patients’ perceived benefits and burdens of research participation and withdrawal. Load More
When we reduce nurses’ workload, fewer patients die Penn In the News NJ.com When we reduce nurses’ workload, fewer patients die An Op-Ed by nurse practitioner student Stefanie Orrico argues for the establishment of a minimum nurse-to-patient ratio policy, featuring a quote from Karen Lasater of the School of Nursing. How the perception of risks and benefits influence cancer clinical trial withdrawal outcomes How the perception of risks and benefits influence cancer clinical trial withdrawal outcomes A new study from the School of Nursing examines the association between patients’ perceived benefits and burdens of research participation and withdrawal.
How the perception of risks and benefits influence cancer clinical trial withdrawal outcomes How the perception of risks and benefits influence cancer clinical trial withdrawal outcomes A new study from the School of Nursing examines the association between patients’ perceived benefits and burdens of research participation and withdrawal.