The Mission of the School of Nursing is to advance learning and scholarship in the discipline and profession of nursing through the educational, scholarly and clinical pursuits of the students, faculty and alumnae of the school.
The Mission of the School of Nursing is to advance learning and scholarship in the discipline and profession of nursing through the educational, scholarly and clinical pursuits of the students, faculty and alumnae of the school.
The Mission of the School of Nursing is to advance learning and scholarship in the discipline and profession of nursing through the educational, scholarly and clinical pursuits of the students, faculty and alumnae of the school.
The Mission of the School of Nursing is to advance learning and scholarship in the discipline and profession of nursing through the educational, scholarly and clinical pursuits of the students, faculty and alumnae of the school.Jane Johnston, the IPE lead for the School of Nursing, is teaching at BISC this summer and thoroughly enjoying...
The School of Nursing in collboration with the Faculty of Health Sciences offers students many rich opportunities for interprofessional learning.
April 15th 2013 was an exciting day in the School of Nursing. Our first PhD students defended their theses. Congratulations to Amanda Digel Vandyk and Gail Macartney.
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Spring 2013 is now here. We have completed the Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing (CASN) review and we have also undergone Quality Assurance Process – called QUQAPS at Queen’s University. The students in the four year program will be returning to their homes and we wish them all a fun and exciting summer. Meantime the students in the two year program are still taking courses and the nurse practitioner students are in clinical practice this summer or taking the systematic review course. Many research based graduate students are writing up results and defending their thesis. In addition this is a time when faculty spend time conducting their own research – all this activity means the School of Nursing does not shut down in the summer. On April 15th two PhD students defended their thesis – these will be the first students to graduate with a PhD in Nursing from Queen’s. We wish them all the best in their future careers. We will be welcoming incoming students for an orientation to the School over the summer and we will also be working hard to prepare for the fall term of 2013. In the fall we will also launch our 75th anniversary of the School being founded with news of activities to be held in 2016.
Jennifer Medves
Vice-Dean (Health Sciences) and Director of the School of Nursing
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