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As COVID-19 continues to grip the nation and dominate headlines, suicide equally remains an important public health issue in Ohio, and a new collaboration has created an analytical deep dive of data into suicide deaths between 2009-2018.
Learn more about this landmark researchMeet IHS adjunct faculty member, Elizabeth (Bettie) Bow. Bettie previously taught in the public-school system for twenty-five plus years. Currently, she teaches IHS 3700J, this class is intended for juniors or seniors. Clarity of expression through various formats of exchange is an important professional skill. This course explores different formats specifically utilized within the health sciences and professions and provides a platform for students to develop and practice their writing and interpretation of written communication skills. Read more about Bow here.
Read MoreThe Department of Interdisciplinary Health Studies would like to congratulate the 2020 IHS outstanding undergraduate student, Lori Wike. Lori recently completed the Bachelor of Integrated Healthcare Studies degree via eCampus. Learn more about Wike here.
Read More“There are many opportunities for virtual and augmented realities to be utilized in nursing education. Our profession as a whole is just beginning to understand the potential for this type of learning,” Dr. Buchman explained. “vSim helps learners to develop confidence in their knowledge, skills and the attitudes of their profession, which is extremely important in the field of nursing.”
The healthcare industry is constantly changing and evolving. And, although appropriate education and training remain vital to becoming a nurse, staying on top of the latest instruction and techniques through nursing professional development and continuing education has become increasingly paramount for nurses interested in increasing their skills, reliability, marketability and earning potential.
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Ohio University announced it will grant degrees to its nursing students and doctor of osteopathic medicine candidates April 18.
Ohio University is helping to give many of their students graduating in medical sciences a head start later this month.
To strengthen the medical workforce during the pandemic, OHIO will be graduating nursing and medical students earlier than planned.
