The faculty experts at the UCI Sue & Bill Gross School of Nursing regularly appear in the media to discuss their research, current events and trends in the nursing profession.
March
UC Irvine is making big strides with nursing-focused AI models, Jung In Park, Healthcare IT News
April
25 years later, the trauma of the Columbine High School shooting is still with us, E. Alison Holman, USA Today
June
New grant gives OC nursing students a chance to care for communities they grew up in , NBC4LA
UCI nursing program receives $5 million grant to address health care worker shortage – Orange County Register (ocregister.com), Orange County Register
UC nursing schools collaborate to find new ways to expand the mental health care workforce, University of California Health
July
Graphic imagery online can lead to psychological harm, UC Irvine experts say, Los Angeles Times
Graphic images harm our mental health, UC Irvine researchers say, The Daily Pilot
August
Innovative summer camp at UC Irvine helps teens explore and prepare for nursing careers, Irvine Standard
Career Development Spotlight: Dawn Bounds PhD, PMHNP-BC, FAAN, National Institute on Drug Abuse Newsletter
September
How Southern California schools fared in US News and World Report’s rankings, Orange County Register
October
The Future Is Here: AI in Nursing Is a Growing Trend | Nurse.com, Jung In Park, Nurse.com
September
The Rise Of The “Lala Bop” Trend on TikTok, Dawn Bounds, Parents
August
Caring for Alzheimer’s patients brings new challenges for some men, Mike Bueno, The Washington Post
July
The new nursing challenge: Adapting to AI-enabled workflows for quality improvement, Jung In Park, Healthcare IT News
May
UC Irvine builds nurse well-being, compassion fatigue into curriculum, Leanne Burke, Becker’s Hospital Review
To Mute or Unfollow? Experts’ Tips for a Mindful Approach to Social Media, Dawn Bounds, New York Times
Lack of full COVID-19 vaccination raises risk for nonrespiratory features in all variants, Shannon Cotton, Healio
April
7 Ways to Communicate With Someone Who Has Dementia, Experts Say, Jung-Ah Lee, BestLife
February
‘That sense of threat is still there’: How to protect your mental health after seeing the police video of Tyre Nichols, Alison Homan, USA Today
January
Did COVID-19 put us in a time warp? Research indicates pandemic changed our perception of time, Alison Holman, ABC Action News
December
UCI Nursing Readies For HBCU Students, Shelley Burke, Precinct Reporter Group
October
How the aftermath of natural disasters affects mental health, Alison Holman, Newsy
Welcome to ‘Blursday’: How Living in a Pandemic Distorts our Sense of Time, Alison Holman, Healthline
Hurricane Ian impact: The unexpected health effects, Alison Holman, Healthline
September
While monkeypox slowly increases in Orange County, experts worry possible COVID wave looms, Sanghyuk Shin, Voice of OC
Trauma, time and mental health — new study unpacks pandemic phenomenon, Alison Holman, The Washington Post
August
‘It Feels Different Having My DNP’, DailyNurse
‘If Kids Aren’t Healthy, They Can’t Learn’, DailyNurse
Distorted Time Perception During the Pandemic Tied to Stress, Poor Mental Health, Medscape
Lost your sense of time during the pandemic? You’re not alone, Daily Pilot
OC schools are starting up again: Are they prepared for COVID and monkeypox?, Voice of OC
Violence prevention receives less than 1% of NIH funding, Philadelphia Inquirer
Figuring out the impacts of long COVID on Orange County residents, Voice of OC
July
Latest COVID wave grips Orange County, hospitalizations stay low for now, Voice of OC
Seeing hurricanes – even just through the media – can impact your mental health, SciTechDaily
USC researchers identify symptoms associated with increased risk for long COVID, The Los Angeles Times
June
Here’s why repeat hurricane survivors may suffer serious PTSD, depression, and more, Interesting Engineering
Is there a link between natural disasters and mental health? Experts decode, The Indian Express
Study proves adverse psychological impact of repeated hurricane exposure, News 18
Does social media contribute to teen depression? It’s complicated, Healthline
Repeated hurricane exposure linked to adverse psychological symptoms, Hindustan Times
Repeated hurricane exposure linked to adverse psychological symptoms, Reporter Wings
Repeated hurricane exposure may harm mental health, Futurity
Exposure to hurricanes, media linked to increased in Floridians’ mental health symptoms, Healio
Natural diseaster exposure adds up on mental health toll over time, MedPage Today
Repeated hurricane exposure linked to adverse psychological symptoms, Science News
Even a short break from social media can improve your mental health, Philly Voice
‘This is the price we pay to live in this kind of society’, The Atlantic
May
How to process the emotionally unthinkable when you’re too online, Salon.com
As US reaches one million COVID deaths, how are Americans coping?, Aljazeera
How nurses help save lives with vaccines, NurseJournal
Heroes of the Pandemic Celebrated in Orange County, Newport Beach Independent
April
Multilingual Nursing Student Builds Language Skills to Help Minority Patients, DailyNurse
March
Provider Shortage Persists While Regulators Consider Implementation of Nurse Practitioner Law, California Health Care Foundation
How Collective Trauma Affects Health Outcomes: Nurse Researcher Shares Insights, DailyNurse
Orange County residents should expect, prepare for indefinite COVID waves, Voice of OC
Is the news cycle stressing you out? Here are 4 ways to protect your mental health, CNBC
Natural disasters sway feelings about climate protections, Futurity
Stressful news cycle tips: 13 ways to protect your mental health, Self
Watching footage from Ukraine? Here’s how to protect your mental health, Mashable
February
OC students can ditch masks after March 11, Voice of OC
Can You Really Be “Worried Sick”?, Psychology Today
Feeling low during the pandemic? Expert says you’re not alone and shares what can help, ABC7
Professionals give advice on facing challenges during coronavirus pandemic, KATV
January
Centering trauma to help survivors of domestic and intimate partner violence and heal, Black Voice News
Orange County’s COVID Hospitalizations Double in a Week, Voice of OC
5 ways to deal with anxiety during the holidays amid the omicron surge, ABC News
Radio interview about long COVID, BEFM 905 Radio, Bushan, South Korea
COVID-19 drives increases in practice authority for APRNs, reports Annual Legislative Update in The Nurse Practitioner, The Ritz Herald
December
What the pandemic has done to our memories, NBC News
Welcome to Covid-19’s “junior year.” It’s not pretty., Vox
What the Pandemic Has Done to Our Memories and Experts’ Tips to Cope, Channel 10, Philadelphia
Looking for a COVID-19 test in Orange County? Many others are too, OC Register
San Diego County Will End Troubled COVID Hotel Program, Remove Guests by March 31, Times of San Diego
The omicron variant asks new questions with few answers, Spectrum News1
Local Public Health Experts Say OC Residents Can Expect Winter COVID Surge Fueled by Omicron, Voice of OC
Local Public Health Experts Say It’s Too Early to Tell How Omicron Will Shape Pandemic in Orange County, Voice of OC
October
Debates Over the COVID-19 Student Vaccine Mandate Flare Up at OC School Districts, Voice of OC
‘Emotionally, physically, mentally tired’: Nurses say morale has hit a pandemic low, The Washington Post
September
Interview with Dawn Bounds, Mental Health Trailblazers podcast
20th anniversary of 9/11: How will younger generations remember the attacks?, GBH News
August
Why some COVID-19 infections may be free of symptoms but not free of harm, National Geographic
July
Long COVID: The walking wounded, LosAl TV, July 2021
June
How to think about the future again, Forge/Medium
UC Irvine expert on the benefits of spending time outdoors, Orange Coast Magazine
May
As life begins to return to normal, psychologists say expect anxiety, NPR Morning Edition
March
Long-haulers are pushing the limits of COVID-19 vaccines, The Atlantic
Inside the ‘cyclone’ of brain fog many COVID-19 long-haulers are still experiencing, ABC News
Congratulations, Our Sense Of Time Has Been Off For A Year Now, Refinery29
Many ‘long COVID’ patients had no symptoms from their initial infection, New York Times
January
The Top 10 journal articles of 2020, American Psychological Association
December
Traumatic psychological effect of the pandemic causing time distortion, cheddar
November
Should we ‘publish less’ on the pandemic?, Columbia Journalism Review
How to talk about your mental health at work when everything is stressing you out, MSNBC
6 strategies to protect your mental health during the 2020 election, Inverse
October
The news is driving you mad. And that’s why you can’t stop devouring it., Washington Post
The year of blur: How isolation, monotony and chronic stress are destroying our sense of time, New York Times
September
9/11 anniversary: Two decades later, how the pain of the attacks stays with a generation, Pennsylvania Capital-Star
August
Why some experts think the pandemic is a breeding ground for pre-traumatic stress disorder, Well + Good
June
Phone pals? For UC Irvine med and nursing students, and older people dodging the virus, a call can be a lifeline, OC Register
Pandemic trauma disrupts our sense of time, says UCI professor of nursing, UCI Podcast
May
How to fight fear and anxiety when quarantine ends, Vox
How the news changes the way we think and behave, BBC
April
Don’t Let Cognitive Biases Cause You to Engage in Risky Public Health Behavior, Lifehacker
Don’t know what day it is today? There’s a psychological reason why., USA Today
COVID-19: A Call to Action, UCI Magazine
March
Repeated novel coronavirus media exposure may be linked to psychological distress, UCI
Consequences of Media Overexposure to COVID-19 Pandemic with Dr. Alison Holman, Blog Talk Radio
Why we should learn to accept the coronavirus craziness, LA Times
February
Don’t panic or spread misinformation about coronavirus, UC Irvine scientists say, OC Register
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