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Lack of Diversity of Microorganisms in the Gut or Elevated Metabolite Implicated in Heart Failure Severity
Some people who experience heart failure have less biodiversity in their gut or have elevated gut metabolites, both of which are associated with more hospital visits and greater risk of death, according to a systematic review of research findings led by Georgetown University School of Nursing & Health Studies researchers and colleagues.
June 20, 2022
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Anderson Completes Fulbright Work in Czech Republic
Kelley M. Anderson, PhD, FNP, CHFN-K, associate professor of professional nursing practice, shared her experiences during her service as a Fulbright Specialist that provided the opportunity to share her expertise through a project developed by the Univerzita Pardubice in the Czech Republic.
May 2, 2022
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Georgetown Nursing Chair, Professor to Serve as Editor of Psychiatric Nursing Journal
Dr. Edilma L. Yearwood, who leads the Department of Professional Nursing Practice, has been named the new editor of the “Archives of Psychiatric Nursing.” “This is a wonderful opportunity, and I am humbled and touched by the faith placed in me by both Dr. Joyce Fitzpatrick and Elsevier Publishing,” said Yearwood, who will begin in January while continuing in her current leadership role at Georgetown.
December 9, 2021