Research

COVID-19 and work demands among prison nurses

A new study from researchers at UCLA is shedding light on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on nurses working in California prisons....

DNP alumna publishes scholarly project

DNP alumna publishes scholarly project

Dr. Anthony Tolentino awarded Racial and Social Justice Seed Grant

UCLA School of Nursing Assistant Professor Anthony Tolentino has been awarded a Racial and Social Justice Seed Grant from the UCLA Institute of American Culture

Dr. Anthony Tolentino named 2024 Health Disparities Research Institute Scholar

Anthony Tolentino named 2024 Health Disparities Research Institute Scholar

Faculty cardiovascular expertise on display through publication of multiple American Heart Association Scientific Statements

Three UCLA Nursing faculty members are coauthors on important recent Scientific Statements from the American Heart Association (AHA). ...

Graduate nursing student presents research at UCLA Cancer Symposium

Graduate nursing student presents research at UCLA Cancer Symposium

Hopelessness greater in heart disease patients with comorbid conditions

Individuals with ischemic heart disease are at a higher risk for hopelessness — a negative outlook and sense of helplessness towards the future – ...

Hundreds attend the 20th Annual UCLA Nursing Science & Innovation Conference

UCLA Nursing Science & Innovation Conference

New research to help promote trauma-informed, chronic disease self-care for women experiencing homelessness

Nursing researcher receives $3.75 million grant to study sleep in Alzheimer’s patients

UCLA School of Nursing Assistant Professor Yeonsu Song, PhD, RN, FNP-C, has received a major grant from the National Institutes of Health for her stud...

Nursing researcher releases Women’s Health Initiative Clinical Trial Update to Journal of Clinical Oncology

Nursing researcher releases Women’s Health Initiative Clinical Trial Update to Journal of Clinical Oncology

Opioid addiction crisis in United States linked to poor working conditions and unemployment

Two linked studies led by UCLA Fielding School of Public Health and School of Nursing researchers have found strong associations between drug misuse g...

PhD alumnus and faculty present study on suicide prevention for registered nurse anesthetists students

Charles A Griffis, PhD, CRNA, FAANA, a volunteer Assistant Clinical Professor at the UCLA School of Nursing, presented a research study examining fact...

Study finds outpatient management of select patients with transient ischemic attack at a nurse practitioner specialty clinic is as safe as hospital admission

A newly published quality improvement study from the UCLA School of Nursing could help ease hospital admissions while ensuring patients with transient...

Study finds workplace stressor associated with increased cholesterol

Have you ever had stress at work? 77% of workers in the U.S. reported workplace stress, according to the American Psychological Association.