UWindsor student Ronnie Haidar is one of the speakers at the TEDx event “Diamonds from Pressure,” January 28 in the Centre for Engineering Innovation.
Friday is the deadline to apply for a spot at the TEDx event “Diamonds from Pressure.”
UWindsor nursing students Diana Lu and Rachelle Buchok share a smile Friday during the Great Lakes Biennial Nursing Conference.
A conference Friday brought together nursing students, researchers and practicing professionals to improve health outcomes for patients.
Nursing professor Maher El-Masri was recently appointed editor-in-chief of the Canadian Journal of Nursing Research.
Biology professor William Crosby received a seed grant from the Windsor Essex County Cancer Centre Foundation for his research into the regulation of cell division and DNA repair.
UWindsor researchers William Crosby, Maher El-Masri and Alioune Ngom received Seeds4Hope grants for their work to fight cancer.
Conference coordinator Susan Rotondi and chair Maher El-Masri finalize arrangements for the Great Lakes Biennial Nursing Conference, this weekend in Windsor.
A conference this weekend will give a platform to the tremendous amount of scholarship done by local nursing academic and practising professionals.
Maher El-Masri will work with clinicians at Windsor Regional Hospital on a project that could dramatically improve outcomes for dialysis patients like this one.
A ground-breaking study being led by a UWindsor researcher and his partners at Windsor Regional Hospital has the potential to dramatically improve conditions for kidney dialysis patients while saving the health care system untold millions of dollars.
Nurse academics, clinicians, and students will come together at the fourth biennial conference to share a wide range of scholarly and practice issues, says nursing professor Maher El-Masri.
The conference, entitled “Bridging Evidence and Practice: Shaping the Future of Nursing,” will explore the the importance of research and scholarly evidence to nursing practice. More than 200 nurses from across the country will attend on Saturday, September 29, at the Caesars Windsor Convention Centre.
Maher El-Masri, associate professor and research leadership chair in the Faculty of Nursing, has won recognition from the provincial association of the profession.
 Maher El-Masri. |
If you’ve ever visited a hospital emergency room, then you know the anguish that comes with sometimes having to wait for extended periods of time to see a health care professional.
Nursing professor Maher El-Masri will discuss his research on a new cancer screening program for First Nations and Metis people in the region when he appears on CJAM 99.1 FM this afternoon.
