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(See the September issue of Inside Duke Medicine for more stories on patient safety.) If you forget to wash your hands before entering a patient room in the Critical…
More than 100 heart patients gathered Saturday at a picnic to celebrate successful transplant surgeries at Duke University Hospital.
Hand held computers are helping doctors and patients get the most out of their visits together. Duke University Hospital uses the e/Tablet,a wireless, notebook sized computer, in six cancer clinics.
People with antagonistic or disagreeable personalities have thicker arterial walls that may make them more prone to heart attacks and strokes, researchers said. Dr. Redford Williams of Duke University in…
Nine nurses from Duke University Health System were named Great 100 Nurses of North Carolina. Read more about the Great 100. Nurses who received the honor will be recognized at…
Fran Bryant, RN, BSN, a clinical nurse IV on Unit 6300 at DUH, is one of nine DUHS nurses named a Great 100.
Rita Oakes, RN, a certified occupational health nurse specialist in Employee Health, is one of nine DUHS' nurses named a Great 100.
Linda Barnett, RN, MSN, BSN, FN, CNOR, clinical nurse III in the OR at Durham Regional Hospital, is one of nine DUHS nurses named a Great 100.
Juanita Fisher, RN, a clinical nurse II in Radiation Oncology at Durham Regional Hospital, is one of nine DUHS nurses named a Great 100.
Krystyna Dixon, an acute care wound nurse clinician with Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nursing at Duke Raleigh Hospital, is one of nine DUHS' nurses named a Great Nurse.