The downtown home of the School of Social Work will host an interdisciplinary conference on active aging Thursday, April 25.
The downtown home of the School of Social Work will host an interdisciplinary conference on active aging Thursday, April 25.
UWindsor nursing professor Kathryn Edmunds is one of the presenters slated for the conference “Health Equity and Social Inclusion: Newcomers to Canada,” April 24 in Windsor Hall.
Today is the deadline to RSVP for the April 24 conference “Health Equity and Social Inclusion: Newcomers to Canada.”
First-year nursing students Kaitlyn McCarthy, Kalie Stam, and Dana Renaud host a quiz game testing grade schoolers on what they learned at the Healthy Bodies Health Fair, Tuesday in the Alumni Auditorium.
First-year nursing students are educating Grade 4 and 5 public school pupils at the Healthy Bodies Health Fair.
An event March 27 will foster cultural competency in palliative care for First Nations peoples.
An event March 27 will foster cultural competency in palliative care for First Nations peoples.
UWindsor kinesiology professor Cheri McGowan and HDGH research associate Jennifer Voth speak with media Monday following an announcement of grant support for their project investigating models of care in cardiac rehab.
Two research projects that will help transform patient care each received $10,000 in seed funding.
Representatives of a dozen area health organizations attended a career fair for nursing students, Friday in the Toldo Health Education Centre.
Representatives of a dozen area health organizations attended a career fair for nursing students, Friday in the Toldo Health Education Centre.
Fourth-year nursing student Kelly Tran shares what she learned in a clinical placement with the Windsor-Essex County Health Unit, this week in the Toldo Health Education Building.
Nursing students share what they learned in clinical placements with the health unit, this week in the Toldo Health Education Building.
Philosophy professor Catherine Hundleby will deliver her lecture “We should be able to argue well” Friday as practice for a weekend TEDx talk.
Philosophy professor Catherine Hundleby will deliver her lecture “We should be able to argue well” Friday as practice for a weekend TEDx talk.
An award from the Office of Human Rights, Equity and Accessibility recognized nursing student Chantal Kayumba for her advocacy on behalf of patients.
An award from the Office of Human Rights, Equity and Accessibility recognized nursing student Chantal Kayumba for her advocacy on behalf of patients.
A project to promote cultural safety in nursing is seeking ethnically diverse students to tell a story about their encounter with local health care.
A project to promote cultural safety in nursing is seeking ethnically diverse students to tell a story about their encounter with local health care.
