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Enhancing Cardiovascular Health in End-Stage Kidney Disease, with Maya N. Clark-Cutaia, PhD, RN - Vimarsana News

Enhancing Cardiovascular Health in End-Stage Kidney Disease, with Maya N. Clark-Cutaia, PhD, RN

Maya N. Clark-Cutaia, PhD, ACNP-BC, RN, highlights strategies to improve cardiovascular disease-related outcomes in patients with ESKD.

Experts' Perspectives: How Lacking Clinical Trial Diversity Impacts Public Health - Vimarsana News

Experts' Perspectives: How Lacking Clinical Trial Diversity Impacts Public Health

This article serves as a landing page for our 3-part series spotlighting how a lack of diversity in clinical trials has had a deleterious downstream effect on real-world care for people of color in the US, with perspective from experts across more than half a dozen specialties.

Monica Vazquez on being a nurse practitioner. - Vimarsana News

Monica Vazquez on being a nurse practitioner.

Monica Vazquez is currently a Clinical Assistant Professor and also the Coordinator of the Family Nurse Practitioner program at the University of Texas at El Paso; She was interviewed by Dr. Keith Pannell, host of We Are UT-El Paso on KTEP.

Source: ktep.org
Louisiana Higher Ed: More grants fill gaps across college disciplines - Vimarsana News

Louisiana Higher Ed: More grants fill gaps across college disciplines

Funds for undergraduate research at LSU, surveying at Nicholls, nursing at LSU Health New Orleans and environmental research at Xavier

LSU Health New Orleans receives $3 million to improve health equity and care in rural, medically underserved communities - Vimarsana News

LSU Health New Orleans receives $3 million to improve health equity and care in rural, medically underserved communities

LSU Health New Orleans School of Nursing has been awarded nearly $3 million to create a program to improve health equity and care in rural and medically underserved communities in Region 6 (Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma and New Mexico.) It is one of only ten such awards granted by the Health Resources and Services Administration of the US Department of Health and Human Services.