Indiana University School of Nursing@IUnursing
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With a new burn center taking shape in Kenya, three nurses from @MTRHofficial in Eldoret have spent four weeks in Indianapolis learning burn care practices they can adapt and implement in their home country. Learn more. ow.ly/Whil5104gB5 @ampathkenya @IUGlobalHealth
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Indiana University School of Nursing@IUnursing
Nov 2
Are nurses equipped to report AI-related patient safety concerns? In a national study of 1,189 U.S. nurses, IU School of Nursing's Greg Carter, PhD, found 1 in 5 who encountered an AI-related concern had no formal reporting channel. doi.org/10.1097/NCQ.00… #NursingResearch #AI
Dr. Greg Carter, a man in a navy blazer and light blue shirt, sits with one knee up against a plain gray background.Infographic showing 1 in 5 U.S. nurses lack formal channels to report AI-related patient safety concerns from a survey of 1,189 nurses.
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Indiana University School of Nursing@IUnursing
Oct 29
Attending @ANANursingWorld's 2026 Magnet & Pathway Conference? Stop by and say hi! 👋

We're excited to connect and share more about our programs and initiatives. Visit us at Booth 2458 until 4:30 p.m. today and 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Oct. 30.

#MagnetPTECon #ThePowerOfNurses
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Indiana University School of Nursing@IUnursing
Oct 26
The IU School of Nursing is pleased to announce that Huixin Wu, DNP, MBA, MSN, APRN, RN, CCRN, CCNS, has been appointed as the Indianapolis campus non-tenure track department chair and clinical associate professor, effective November 1. Learn more: ow.ly/iK2c51016wm
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Indiana University School of Nursing@IUnursing
Oct 16
Congratulations to IU School of Nursing alumna Phyllis J. Lewis, BSN’59, MSN’80, who is a 2026 recipient of Indiana University’s Distinguished Alumni Service Award! The award is IU's highest honor for alumni. Learn more: ow.ly/xCHL50ZYzNU
Phyllis Lewis, a woman wearing a medal and black outfit, stands beside Dr. Wendy Trueblood Miller, a smiling woman in a black dress, at an indoor event.Five professionally dressed individuals stand on stage, three wearing medals around their necks, smiling during an award ceremony.
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Indiana University School of Nursing@IUnursing
Sep 23
The IU School of Nursing's BSN program is No. 27 in the "Best Colleges" Best Bachelor of Science in Nursing Programs Rankings by @USNewsEducation for 2027! Discover what sets an IU School of Nursing education apart: ow.ly/7q8450ZQkwa
Three nursing students in red IU scrubs practicing intubation on a medical mannequin in a clinical skills lab.
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Indiana University School of Nursing@IUnursing
Sep 17
Publishing in an academic journal is an important way for researchers to share new knowledge, but reaching people beyond the scientific community can be challenging. Jamie Rausch, PhD, RN, recently found a way to share her research with a broader audience: ow.ly/363g50ZOVms
Dr. Jamie Rausch, a smiling woman with short blonde hair wearing a green blouse, stands confidently in a library setting.
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Indiana University School of Nursing@IUnursing
Sep 1
Workplace instability in healthcare is more than a staffing challenge. Explore this research spotlight from IU School of Nursing researchers Ryan Page and Dr. Gregory Carter on the impact of workplace instability on nurses. Learn more: doi.org/10.1155/jonm/9…
Research Spotlight graphic from the Indiana University School of Nursing titled “Workplace Instability in Healthcare,” with the subtitle “How instability impacts nurses, patient care, and organizations.” The graphic credits Ryan Page, MSN, RN, and Gregory Carter, PhD, RN.Research Spotlight graphic titled “Why This Matters.” It states that COVID-19, workforce shortages, and aging populations have intensified instability in healthcare, affecting nurses, patient care, and organizations. Four contributing factors are listed: workforce shortages, staffing inconsistencies, fluctuating workloads, and workplace violence. The review examined 15 studies from 2014–2026 in CINAHL, PsycINFO and PubMed, focusing on hospital and inpatient settings.
Research Spotlight graphic titled “Key Findings.” The review identifies three major impacts of workplace instability in healthcare: emotional and physical toll, including burnout, moral distress, compassion fatigue and intent to leave; patient safety risks, including medication errors, falls, infections and higher mortality; and organizational costs, including high turnover, increased agency staffing and reduced team cohesion.Research Spotlight graphic titled “The Bottom Line.” Workplace instability in healthcare threatens nurse well-being, patient safety and healthcare sustainability, highlighting the need for systemic solutions. The graphic identifies Ryan Page, MSN, RN, and Gregory Carter, PhD, RN, and includes a citation for their 2026 integrative review.
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Indiana University School of Nursing@IUnursing
Aug 27
Congratulations to Amy Wonder, PhD, RN, on being named a Fellow of the @NLN Academy of Nursing Education! Dr. Wonder is being recognized for her commitment to advancing evidence-based practice in nursing. Learn more: ow.ly/Nt6K50ZGfG8
Dr. Amy Wonder, a smiling woman with curly blonde hair and glasses wearing a black blazer, poses against a red patterned background.
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Indiana University School of Nursing@IUnursing
Aug 24
A new academic year begins today! 🙌

Wishing all of our IU School of Nursing students a semester filled with learning, growth, new experiences, and plenty of opportunities to make a difference. Here’s to a great year ahead! ❤️
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Indiana University School of Nursing@IUnursing
Aug 7
Learning. Serving. Growing. 🌍 This summer, IU School of Nursing in Bloomington students studying abroad in Kenya experienced nursing through a global lens while caring for patients, connecting with local communities, and expanding their understanding of health care.
Six young women from the IU School of Nursing in Bloomington smile and pose around a large red Indiana University logo sculpture inside the Indianapolis International Airport.
Group of 10 people standing indoors, seven women wearing colorful traditional African wraps over red scrubs, flanked by two women and one man in casual attire.Group of seven smiling women posing in front of signs marking the Equator line in a sunny outdoor setting.
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Indiana University School of Nursing@IUnursing
Aug 5
Some of the most important lessons happen before a nursing student ever enters a hospital room. At IU's Interprofessional Simulation Center, students build clinical skills and learn in a safe environment where mistakes become learning opportunities. ow.ly/CM5J50ZwLli
An IU School of Nursing student in red scrubs using a stethoscope to check a simulation manikin's heartbeat during a simulation experience.SimMan, a simulation manikin, lies on a bed with a stethoscope placed on its chest and wearing sunglasses and a white cap.
Two IU School of Nursing colleagues discuss a simulation experience while being surrounded by computers and a glass window with a simulation experience taking place on the other side.
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Indiana University School of Nursing@IUnursing
Jul 20
Congratulations to Dr. Wendy R. Trueblood Miller on her induction into @sigmanursing's International Nurse Researcher Hall of Fame! 🎉 Dr. Miller was honored during the 37th International Nursing Research Congress in Toronto, alongside 25 other distinguished nurse researchers.
Dr. Wendy Trueblood Miller holds a trophy and smiles in front of a Sigma Congress 2026 backdrop featuring a city skyline and CN Tower.Three people standing on a stage with a blue and purple backdrop, Dr. Wendy Trueblood Miller is in the center holding a small award trophy and smiling.
Dr. Wendy Trueblood Miller and her family stand in front of a Sigma Congress 2026 backdrop decorated with blue, white, purple, and silver balloons.
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Indiana University School of Nursing@IUnursing
Jul 15
Stay safe during this latest heat wave! ☀️ IU School of Nursing's Chief Wellness Officer Dr. Jennifer Embree reminds everyone to stay hydrated, stay cool, and check on others. Learn more about staying safe in extreme heat from the CDC: ow.ly/IrB850ZnSNF
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Indiana University School of Nursing@IUnursing
Jul 9
Congratulations to three IU School of Nursing faculty members—Dr. Kim Decker, Dr. Kathleen Kent, and Dr. Meg Moorman—who were promoted to clinical professor by the IU Board of Trustees, effective July 1. We extend our heartfelt congratulations on this well-deserved achievement!
Three professional women — Dr. Kim Decker, Dr. Kathleen Kent, and Dr. Meg Moorman — smile in individual portrait photos with different backgrounds and outfits.
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Indiana University School of Nursing@IUnursing
Jul 8
We are proud to share that two IU School of Nursing associate deans—Gregory Carter, PhD, RN, and Kathleen Williamson, PhD, RN—are among the @AAN_Nursing's 2026 Class of Fellows! Read more: ow.ly/MhJ750ZlcKc
Dr. Gregory Carter, a man with short dark hair wearing a blue blazer and a light blue shirt against a gray background.Dr. Kathleen Williamson, a smiling woman with gray hair, stands in a garden surrounded by blooming sunflowers on a sunny day.
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Indiana University School of Nursing@IUnursing
Jun 22
We're pleased to announce that Michele L. Polfuss, PhD, RN, CPNP-AC/PC, FAAN, has been appointed executive associate dean of academic practice partnerships and tenured professor, effective September 21. Read more: ow.ly/gqWi50ZfrbJ
Dr. Michele L. Polfuss, a woman with shoulder-length light brown hair wearing a maroon blazer and a pearl necklace against a gray background.
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Indiana University School of Nursing@IUnursing
Jun 3
IU School of Nursing faculty member Jennifer Embree, DNP, RN, has been named deputy editor of The Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing (@JCENJournal), effective June 1. Learn more about the appointment: ow.ly/BxIj50Z7lE8
Dr. Jennifer Embree, a person with shoulder-length wavy auburn hair, is wearing a dark blazer with a teal blouse and accessorized with layered necklaces in this portrait photo
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Indiana University School of Nursing@IUnursing
May 15
IU School of Nursing's Executive Associate Dean for Research Wendy Trueblood Miller will deliver the keynote address at the IU Indianapolis Spring 2026 Commencement ceremony on Saturday at Michael A. Carroll Stadium. 🎓🎉 Read more: ow.ly/jRou50Z0qWS
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Indiana University School of Nursing@IUnursing
May 13
Over the last week, the IU School of Nursing's Bloomington, Fort Wayne, and Indianapolis campuses honored 571 Class of 2026 graduates—including 471 BSN degree recipients, 93 advanced practice degree recipients, and seven PhD degree recipients. Read more: ow.ly/r3iV50YZ9EM
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