Alumni Focus

May 2013 • By Diana Austin
On April 26, as part of Alumni Weekend, a group of School of Nursing alumni gathered in San Francisco to celebrate the historic conversion of the UCSF Doctor of Nursing Science (DNS) degree to a PhD.
February 2013 • By Diana Austin
Alumna Kristina Hung’s work helps increase breastfeeding rates for babies born by cesarean section.
September 2012 • By Andrew Schwartz
The UCSF Academic Senate approves conversion of the Doctor of Nursing Science degree to a PhD in Nursing.
August 2012 • By Martha Ross
Zena Harvill’s work as a pediatric nurse practitioner at Oakland’s Native American Health Center brings together the diverse threads of a richly lived life.
May 2012 • By Diana Austin
Christina Foushee helped lead transition planning for San Francisco’s primary public hospital and only trauma center.
May 2012 • By Megan Smith
Biographical notes help keep UCSF School of Nursing alumni connected.
November 2011 • By Diana Austin
Susan Peloquin helps create UCSF’s pioneering neonatal intensive care unit to head off the neurological complications that are the leading cause of cognitive impairment and cerebral palsy in the United States.
May 2011 • By Diana Austin
Associate chief nurse researcher at UCSF Medical Center forges links between front line nurses and nurse scientists that lead to improved care.
November 2010 • By Andrew Schwartz
Suellen Miller has dedicated her long career to enhancing the safety of childbirth, including helping to spread the use of a simple device that saves the lives of postpartum moms in developing countries.

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May 2012
The Life of a Nurse Informaticist – Gina Wade, who received her master's degree in nursing informatics from UCSF School of Nursing, speaks about the role she plays in a large, integrated delivery system.
November 2011
Bringing It Home: When the Science of Caring Becomes More Than Words – Rob Slaughter thought he understood nursing science. Then he was diagnosed with a life-threatening melanoma, and abstract concepts assumed flesh-and-blood meaning.