At UW Health, our approach to nursing involves establishing relationships with patients through compassionate, empathetic care. Healing occurs by meeting patients' needs - including consideration for their mind, body and spirit. The science of nursing is replete with discovery through scientific research, deploying evidence-based practices and application of theoretical frameworks to practice. The intersection of these qualities is critical to providing Remarkable Healthcare for all patients and families.
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Grateful Patients and Families
Patients and family members often say how thankful they are for the care they received at UW Health. Some agreed to read their letters of gratitude on camera. What they didn't know was that a surprise was just around the corner.
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COVID-19 Survivor Reunites with Nurse
Patient Lona Towsley met UW Health nurse Britney Kershner at one of the worst moments of her life, but they shared a special connection and camaraderie during her stay at University Hospital while she recovered from COVID-19.
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Super Mom and Nurse
Nurse manager, Windy Smith, had her world turn upside down when her daughter became a patient at American Family Children's Hospital. See how Windy's knowledge and the powerful bond she shares with her daughter, has helped them through this difficult time.
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Singing Nurse
Nurse Bridget Ravis not only provides excellent care to patients on the Hematology, Oncology and Bone Marrow Transplant Unit at University Hospital, she also delivers something extra special, as told by the Wisconsin State Journal's feature, "Know Your Madisonian."
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Celebrating Two of Our 'Top Nurses'
UW Health and UnityPoint Health - Meriter are pleased to announce that two of our nurses are featured in Madison Magazine's Top Nurses issue for 2018. Read more |
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