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SOU announces new Provost & VP for Academic and Student Affairs

SOU announces new Provost & VP for Academic and Student Affairs
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Nursing School Blues

<strong>The nursing-educator shortage is an old story with growing consequences. Can Oregon’s colleges and lawmakers finally solve the problem?</strong>

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'It's not just UP:' How the healthcare crisis is affecting UP's nursing school

When the senior class of nursing students began the program in 2019, they didn’t expect their time in nursing school to coincide with a world-wide pandemic. But, since then, the landscape of healthcare changed as we know it, and that still seems to be the case.&nbsp; The COVID-19 pandemic saw an uptick in hospitalizations as well as burnout in healthcare workers — leaving many hospitals across the United States short-staffed. For nursing students, the crisis has its benefits, but that doesn't minimize the negatives.&nbsp;

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University of Portland nursing school tackling COVID challenges

Although nursing school applications and enrollment have held steady in our area, the programs are still dealing with unique issues brought about by COVID-19.

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OCN hosts weekly meeting with nursing leaders to discuss declining workforce - State of Reform

OCN hosts weekly meeting with nursing leaders to discuss declining workforce - State of Reform
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House calls for the 21st century - Catholic Sentinel


House calls for the 21st century
Liz Durkin Slusarczk, a licensed clinical social worker at Northwest Catholic Counseling, uses basic Zoom technology to talk with clients. She and other health care providers at NWCC expect to continue to use video counseling with patients who prefer it. (Courtesy NWCC)
5/11/2021 11:53 AM
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Telehealth, which zoomed into people’s homes during the pandemic, is probably here to stay.
Like other physicians, therapists and nurses across the country Providence health care providers were surprised by how much patients liked meeting with their providers via a screen from their own homes.
“I think what we learned is how far we can go with providing care this way,” says Dr. Linda Cruz, chief medical officer for Providence Medical Group in Oregon.

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COVID-19 vaccine myths - Catholic Sentinel


COVID-19 vaccine myths
What’s needed may be a battalion of nurses’ dads armed with the truth
George Woods and his daughter, Casey Shillam, dean of the University of Portland School of Nursing, are both proud to be veterans. He often corrects COVID-19 vaccine misinformation he receives via Facebook after checking with her about whether it’s true. (Courtesy Casey Shillam)
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The Vatican’s “Note on the morality of using some anti-COVID-19 vaccines”: go.sentinel.org/3arl5OQ
Archbishop Alexander Sample comments on vaccine preferences: go.sentinel.org/30fOia9
The Mayo Clinic’s COVID-19 vaccine myths page: go.sentinel.org/3ehu9an

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Student nurses stepped up during pandemic - Catholic Sentinel


Student nurses stepped up during pandemic
They adjusted to hybrid learning and then became part of the nation’s historic vaccination effort
Thursday, April 29, 2021 10:11 AM
Katherine Lund, a junior at the University of Portland School of Nursing, tends her station at the Oregon Convention Center vaccination clinic in March. “Some patients have cried,” said Lund. “Some because it hurt, some so happy that the worry is ending, others so happy to see their grandkids again.” (Courtesy Katherine Lund)
Gonzaga University senior nursing student Tayler Chin speaks with a patient before giving a COVID-19 vaccination on March 2. (Chiana McInelly/Gonzaga University)

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UP nursing students join Kaiser's vaccination effort


University of Portland nursing students join Kaiser's vaccination effort
With medical staffing tight for many health providers during the COVID-19 pandemic, trained students will help supplement the need.
Author: Galen Ettlin
Updated: 7:25 PM PST December 18, 2020
PORTLAND, Ore. — Nursing students at the University of Portland (UP) are getting ready to be part of history, joining Kaiser Permanente next month to administer COVID-19 vaccines.
Dr. Katie Sharff is an infectious disease physician at Permanente Northwest. She received the vaccine Friday as a frontline health care worker.
"[It's] a sense of hope in a very challenging time," Sharff said.
However, with coronavirus case numbers trending upward across the country and in the Pacific Northwest, Sharff said keeping the local community and her team safe is challenging.

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