Feb 7th, 2020
Three events in the Patient Safety Learning Series are offered free this semester.
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Michelle Freeman, Natalie Giannotti, and Susan Dennison of the UWindsor Faculty of Nursing won notice for their research fighting errors in administering medication.
Jun 24th, 2019
Researchers from the UWindsor Faculty of Nursing won notice for their work to fight errors in administering medication.
UWindsor’s Elizabeth Dillon has received the Excellence in Professional Nursing Practice at the Undergraduate Student Level from the Council of Ontario Universities Programs in Nursing.
May 7th, 2019
The Council of Ontario University Programs in Nursing recognized student Elizabeth Dillon for excellence in professional practice.
Gardener Aaron Dickau accepts congratulations on his Impact Award from UWindsor president Alan Wildeman at the Employee Recognition Awards reception Wednesday.
Feb 7th, 2018
A reception Wednesday celebrated the sixth annual Employee Recognition Awards.
Nick Baker (standing at left), who will receive the Excellence in Leadership Award this year, congratulates the Learning Management System team on its 2017 Impact award.
Jan 11th, 2018
The annual Employee Recognition Awards reception is set for 3 p.m. January 31 in the Alumni Auditorium, CAW Student Centre.
The University of Windsor chapter of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement Open School is among the most active in Canada.
Eleven DailyNews readers have won tickets to see Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman in “Mythbusters: Behind the Myths” at the WFCU Centre on November 27.
Nov 6th, 2014
Eleven DailyNews readers have won tickets to see “Mythbusters: Behind the Myths” at the WFCU Centre on November 27.
Nursing professor Filomena Rowley will present “Violence Prevention for Healthcare Professionals in the Workplace” on Monday, October 20.
Oct 17th, 2014
Nursing professor Filomena Rowley will present “Violence Prevention for Healthcare Professionals in the Workplace” on Monday, October 20.
Oct 16th, 2013
A presentation Wednesday and Friday will tell the story of the unnecessary death of 15-year-old Lewis Blackman, who bled to death in hospital.
With a theme of “For Everyone’s Protection, Prevent the Infection,” the School of Nursing engaged students and faculty in Patient Safety Awareness Week, January 21 to 25.
Students competed in a trivia game, mounted poster presentations on hygiene and germ control, and held a fashion show to display the latest in personal protective wear—everything from masks and gloves to gowns and eye shields.
The week of activities was the first organized by the Patient Safety Champions, along with instructors Michelle Freeman and Susan Dennison.