Welcome to the UCI Sue & Bill Gross School of Nursing
Advancing the Science of Compassionate Healthcare
WHY CHOOSE US?
At the Sue & Bill Gross School of Nursing, we are dedicated to preparing the next generation of nurses. To us, that means providing a quality education built upon scholarly research and evidence based-practice as well as an environment that nurtures the desire to continually drive improvement. We are confident that our students will go forth and advance the science of nursing, lead innovative health care practice, and truly champion access to quality healthcare for all. Read More
SCHOOL FACTS
NEWS
To Mute or Unfollow? Experts’ Tips for a Mindful Approach to Social Media
Assistant Professor Dawn Bounds talks about being intentional about the content you allow yourself to consume on social media. "It's really about curating the experience for yourself and not [...]
Building compassion fatigue into curriculum
The nursing school has a course called "Compassion, caring and communication with vulnerable populations," and a leadership class where students develop modules for practicing nurses to mitigate compassion fatigue. [...]
7 Ways to Communicate with Someone Who Has Dementia
Dr. Jung-Ah Lee, Associate Professor at the Sue & Bill Gross School of Nursing, shares the challenges of communicating with family members and friends with dementia. Read more @ https://bestlifeonline.com/communicate-with-someone-with-dementia/
OUR IMPACT
Courageous Corazones
A pilot intervention is helping Latinx families care for their children with cancer. Corazones Unidos Por Una Vida (Hearts United for Life) is a prototype program of support for Latinx families with children who are undergoing cancer treatment at Children’s [...]
Introducing Humanitas
Welcome to our new biannual magazine.
You could be a match for UCI Sue & Bill Gross School of Nursing alumna KC Hernandez
Photo credit for her picture is David Flores KC Hernandez, 22 years old, graduated with her bachelor’s degree in nursing science from the UCI Sue and Bill Gross School of Nursing in 2022. Since her freshman year, [...]
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