In 2022, Emory University Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing received a record amount of federal funding to expand initiatives to work alongside community partners, delivering health care and while bolstering training programs. “The community is where much of care happens,” says Dean Linda McCauley. “As nurses, we have a responsibility to be part of the solution of making sure every individual has access to care.” ➡️ More on Emory Nursing's community ties: https://links.emory.edu/FP | Emory

We are honored to have partnered with Rutgers School of Nursing to help students learn about the power of #bigdata. Over 200 Rutgers nursing students have used #EmoryNursing's Project NeLL in their coursework and projects. Created by nurses for nurses, Project NeLL is a searchable big database and suite of applications for teaching and practicing nursing data science. Among several projects, Rutgers students have used NeLL to study clinical quality measures related to a common heart med. Explore

Happy Pride! The School of Nursing is proud of our LGBTQIA students, faculty, staff, and alumni who work hard to advance and advocate for equitable health care in our community. We honor the diverse identities and experiences of the LGBTQIA community and always work to foster a more inclusive health care system for all. | Emory University Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing