Dr. Hua Li’s SHRF-funded research project identifying alternatives to mental health- and addiction-related emergency department visits is featured in the current SHRF newsletter.
Interim Dean Cindy Peternelj-Taylor talks about the impact of COVID-19 on nursing and nursing education.
Three Huskie Athletes from the College of Nursing honoured for their academic achievements.
USask College of Nursing staff, faculty and students receive cards to inspire their journey with truth and reconciliation.
College of Nursing undergraduate and graduate students were awarded over $223,000 in scholarships and bursaries in 2020.
Dr. Noelle Rohatinsky aims to help improve the quality of life and quality of care for older adults living with Inflammatory Bowel Disease.
A callback centre for COVID-19 has been set up by the USask College of Nursing, in partnership with the Saskatchewan Health Authority and Public Health.
Interim Dean Cindy Peternelj-Taylor provides an update from the College of Nursing.
Two College of Nursing faculty step into college leadership roles.
Dr. Tracie Risling receives funding to develop a two-way mobile phone texting process to help people access mental health services.
Two faculty members, an undergraduate student and patient advocate from the College of Nursing were recognized at the Saskatchewan Registered Nurses’ Association Awards of Excellence.
Get your College of Nursing gear October 5th - 16th.
Three College of Nursing graduate students have received funding for their scholarly work.
Associate Professor Dr. Shelley Peacock has been awarded a Provost’s College Award for Outstanding Teaching.
Celebrating the opening of the USask Prince Albert Campus.
Dr. Roslyn Compton aims to bring together seniors with dementia and their caregivers at the Crossmount Memory Café.
Florence Nightingale is widely regarded as the most famous nurse of all time. And more than a century after her passing, a historic piece of her remarkable life story sits on display at the University of Saskatchewan (USask).
REACH program consists of new curriculum resources for Saskatchewan classrooms to help youth make healthy, informed decisions about cannabis use.
University of Saskatchewan assistant professor Dr. Hua Li (RN, BSN, MPH, PhD) receives two grants totalling over $225,000 to tackle mental health and addiction-related challenges.
Katherine Moser graduates with Great Distinction and a promising future.
A renewed commitment to anti-racism advocacy and education from the University of Saskatchewan College of Nursing.
Thanks to donor support through scholarships and bursaries, University of Saskatchewan (USask) College of Nursing student Kyla Richarson is ready to apply the skills she learned in the classroom and provide compassionate care.
Carrie Pratt, RN, receives special recognition for winning Indigenous Graduate Leadership Award.
4th year student June Natomagan talks about taking her nursing program in La Ronge.
College of Nursing faculty celebrate tenure, promotion and renewal of probation.
Don Leidl is proposing the use of virtual reality as a way to prepare students prior to and during clinical learning experiences.
Nursing students may not be Registered Nurses yet, but many are already helping in the health-care system during the coronavirus pandemic.
Researcher Holly Graham has been awarded an Indigenous Research Chair in Nursing by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research.
Dr. Roslyn Compton and her team are hoping to change the model of care used in long-term care homes.
Introducing a January start date for students wishing to begin their PhD program.
Eight University of Saskatchewan (USask) health research projects have been awarded nearly $3.6 million from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) to improve health and quality of life for children, mothers, seniors, Indigenous communities, and people in rural areas.
Researchers are laying the groundwork to create an electronic portal aimed at supporting parents who have children with life-threatening and life-limiting illnesses.
Undergraduate student researcher Teri Rothenburger presents three posters at national conference.
Regina Campus students recently provided education sessions on disease prevention for newcomers.
Researcher Dr. Shelley Peacock hosts meetings to advance dementia care education in Canada.
Watch what it’s like to be a nursing student at the USask Campus in Regina.
Three College of Nursing students have received Indigenous Student Achievement Awards.
Get your College of Nursing gear February 10th - 21st.
As we celebrate the start of a new year, Dr. Lois Berry provides an update from the College of Nursing.
