At UW Health, the art of 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 art and science of nursing is critical to providing excellent patient-centered care. Check out our stories from 2017
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Caring for the Whole Person
Hear from UW Health's Chief Nurse Executive, Beth Houlahan, DNP, RN, CENP, about her thoughts on the art and science of nursing, and how the intersection of the two is critical to providing excellent patient-centered care. Read more
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One Patient's Special "Graduation"
What do you do when a patient gets hospitalized unexpectedly and misses his long awaited college graduation? If you're a nurse on the cardiac intensive care unit at UW Health, you throw a graduation celebration. Read more
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The Inspiring Practice of One Remarkable Nurse
Meet one of UW Health’s most accomplished nurses, Susan Gold, BSN, RN, ACRN, who embodies selflessness, compassion and clinical expertise as demonstrated by her inspiring and impressive nursing career that has impacted countless lives, near and far. Read more
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Helping Hands
In reflecting back on 2017 as a nation, most can agree that it was a year with a continuous drumbeat of tragedy. Read about how several UW Health nurses and other staff rallied to help hurricane victims, local charities and health professionals in Las Vegas. Read more
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Age is Truly a Number
When most people are well into retirement, nurse Marian Ehrenberg was just starting her practice at UW Health. Celebrating her 81st birthday this past November, learn what keeps Ehrenberg caring for patients on a part-time basis. Read more
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