October 2022
Discovery Newsletter
A PART OF OFFICE OF RESEARCH PATIENT CARE SERVICES
Editor-in-Chief
Michelle Y. Williams, PhD, RN, FABC
Executive Director
Patient Care & Nursing Research and Health Equity
Editor-in-Chief
Clinical Assistant Professor, Primary Care Population Health, Department of Medicine
President & Founder, Stanford Medicine Black Nurses Association Chapter of the NBNA
Johnathan Clevinger, MSN, RN, CCRN, NE-BC
In this issue of the Discovery Newsletter, Meet the Expert: Johnathan Clevinger, MSN, RN, CCRN, NE-BC, Office of Research Patient Care Services Director of Clinical Trials Operations and Practice and recent recipient of the Isaac Stein Award. Learn more about Johnathan’s background and what inspired him into nursing.
Healthy Equity Article I:
“The Past and Future of Race as a Variable in Health Research” Webinar
Health Equity Article II:
Does screening for food, housing, and transportation insecurity improve health outcomes? Studies that measured processes involved in linking patients to resources led to improved access to services.
2022 Nurse Scientist Fellowship Alumna:
Dr. Kyung Mi Kim
Read ahead about our 2022 Nurse Scientist Fellowship Alumna, Dr. Kyung Mi Kim and her experience in her CERC fellowship!
Article I: Legacy Grant – Call for Applications:
The Stanford Nurse Alumnae Association is now accepting applications for nurse-led research projects!
Article II: Stanford Medicine Black Nurses Association
Our Journey, 2020-2022: The 50th Annual National Black Nurses Association Conference, Chicago, IL: July 26-31, 2022
Article III:
Office of Research Patient Care Services Workers Pursuing Higher Education
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