Nursing Students Present Work in San Antonio
Four graduates of the Master of Science in Nursing recently presented at the 7th annual Summer Institute on Evidence Based Practice: Innovation for Quality and Safety in San Antonio.
The students and their poster presentations were:
Maria Marquez; Economics vs. Patient Acuity? Which Provides Better Patient Outcomes?
Rebekah Powers; Acute Care Setting: Facilitators to Promote Evidence Based Practice
Christina Ramdeo; Maintaining Normothermia in Surgical Patients
Ella Hendrix; Faculty Facilitators for Use of Simulation Technology
The students were joined by Kris Robinson, Ph.D., and Diane Monsivais for the School of Nursing Nurse Clinician Educator program.
"This conference provided a wonderful opportunity for our graduates to network with other health care providers from all over the world; and for them to realize that their MSN from UTEP, positions them among the best and most innovative of practitioners anywhere they choose to practice," Monsivais said.
For more information on the UTEP School of Nursing graduate programs, e-mail Maria Galvan at mrgalvan@utep.edu.
– César Ayala
