Ask the Academic Nursing Leader
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“Our profession went through a period where it was important to accentuate nursing research because we were collectively trying to demonstrate to others and ourselves the unique contributions nurse scientists could make in finding “answers” to important healthcare questions. During this period, what is now the National Institute of Nursing Research was established and journals/annuals devoted to nursing research were founded to showcase nursing research. Now that professionals and the public alike have a better handle on the kinds of scientific contributions nurses can make...
Scholar Profile
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University of Washington
University of Washington Assistant Professor Joachim Voss, Ph.D., R.N., is a specialist in HIV-related issues. His current research focuses on developing clinically useful biomarkers of fatigue and mitochondrial dysfunction by applying translational science approaches. He also works to prepare students and postdoctoral fellows for their educational challenges and professional roles, and to better meet expectations for their careers. Read more about Dr. Voss, his research and mentoring>>
Recent Research
- Robert Atkins, Ph.D., R.N. , State University of New Jersey
- Joachim Voss, Ph.D., R.N. , University of Washington
- Kathryn Laughon, Ph.D., R.N. , University of Virginia
Latest from the Program
- August 17, 2010 | Research
- June 8, 2010 | Research
- June 7, 2010 | Events
- June 1, 2010 | Events
- May 19, 2010 | Research
