Community
School of Nursing awarded grant for a targeted vaccine-hesitancy campaign
Students and faculty will work to engage vaccine-hesitant populations across the Inland Empire
Academics
Student awards available for psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner program
School of Nursing receives major grant from Inland Empire Health Plan
Academics
Photos: Commencement celebration season concludes at six more schools
Allied Health, Behavioral Health, Nursing, Public Health, Religion, and San Manuel Gateway College hold drive-through events
Research
Higher calling, personal faith serve as sources of resilience for Haitian nurses in challenging environment, study says
Findings are relevant for nurses facing similar challenges in low-resource settings
Health & Wellness
What to know about the newly authorized one-dose vaccine
A third COVID-19 vaccine hits the market
Community
Loma Linda University students play crucial role in providing COVID-19 vaccines to community
Hundreds of students from four schools volunteer at COVID-19 vaccine clinics in community
Academics
New sculpture depicts nurses’ faith and commitment to compassionate care
“Be His Light” adorns Loma Linda University School of Nursing’s entrance at West Hall
Academics
Students to receive nearly $4.2 million in awards to address physician, nurse practitioner shortage in Inland Empire
Inland Empire Health Plan’s community service awards aim to encourage 28 medical and nurse practitioner students to practice in local community
Academics
Increasing nurse leadership in Seventh-day Adventist institutions around the globe
Loma Linda University School of Nursing’s global off-campus master’s degree program in nursing education begins 5th cohort — online.
Research
Study finds tobacco use and air pollution exposure increase odds of tuberculosis by far greater than 50%
Researchers explored factors impacting rates of tuberculosis among Southeast Asians